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Editorial: Refreshed AB squad bodes well for future

In sport, as in business, politics and all competitive pursuits, it can be as hard to stay ahead of the game as it is to get there.

Editorial: Population growth is powering NZ economy

This country would benefit from many more people, and better preparation for their arrival.

Editorial: News media must unite to ride digital upheaval

NZME yesterday applied to the Commerce Commission for approval of a merger with its main rival in the business.

Editorial: Lack of moves on housing disappointing

This is not a Government that often springs surprises, for which we should be grateful most of the time.

Editorial: Risk-takers should pay for their rescue

A party of off-road driving enthusiasts set out in 13 vehicles on Sunday to tackle a notorious high-country dirt track before it was closed for the winter.

Editorial: Labour's bond proposal makes sense

The Labour Party surprised many people last week by advocating the complete abolition of boundaries on urban expansion.

Editorial: New Zealand, Samoa in the ring with Parker

Parker has New Zealand and Samoa behind him tonight as he bids for a chance to go for the summit. Here's to him.

Editorial: Auckland's rugby needs quick cure for the blues

These days Auckland is more like a graveyard for potential All Blacks. They seem to do better in any other franchise.

Editorial: NCEA's poor report card needs action

A survey of 1777 secondary school teachers has found nearly half believe the national assessment system, NCEA, is adversely affecting their teaching.

Editorial: EU refugee solution earns a cheer

It is not often that international solutions work so well but when it happens, it deserves a tentative cheer.

Editorial: Anzac Day ceremonies need to be pepped up

The Auckland RSA deservedly took a barrage of criticism for its failure to include wheelchair-bound veterans in its dawn parade to the Auckland cenotaph.

Editorial: Never any excuse for a man to hit a woman

Let us not soften the language we use about a man who hits a woman. It has been called domestic violence or partner violence.

Editorial: Get cracking to sort out our schools

The primary school system is in trouble. It is failing some of the young pupils who can least afford to be left behind.

Editorial: Govt must act swiftly on rental homes

The requirement for all rental properties to be insulated by mid-2019 was just a step in the right direction.

Editorial: MediaWorks' loss of talent worrisome

The fear is MediaWorks is losing too much talent. It needs to show it is still a serious competitor for visual news and current affairs.

Editorial: A few home truths for our leaders

EDITORIAL: Our "Home Truths" series has concluded with some possible solutions to runaway house prices that leave many facing rented housing for the rest of lives.

Editorial: Wave of Rio joy needed to clear Games of crises

As Olympic torch makes its way from Athens to Brazil, the Latin American country is gripped by crises which threaten to overwhelm the battered host city.

Editorial: Bringing sex harassment into the open

Lizzie Marvelly has today written bravely about harassment she has endured at the hands of men in the music industry.