What would it take for Luxon to quit?
Analysis - If anyone is going to convince Christopher Luxon it's time to step aside from the prime ministership, it's his forerunner and friend Sir John Key.
Opinion
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We need to sort out the attitude problem to sort out poverty
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We need to sort out the attitude problem to sort out poverty
New Zealanders have a serious attitude problem when it comes to poverty.
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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A tale of two stories
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A tale of two stories
Politicians complaining about the media is nothing new: for as long as there have been reporters members of Parliament have felt hard done by in the way their actions have been covered.
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Omimi stud’s record cow
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Omimi stud’s record cow
The Rosevale Stud is famous for being the home of Burkeyje Sylvia Posch, now recognised as the greatest cow in the world.
Nato alliance still alive and kicking despite various reports to the contrary
Nato alliance still alive and kicking despite various reports to the contrary
Reports of the demise of Nato are premature, Richard Byrne writes.
‘Dig, baby, dig’ a high-risk strategy
‘Dig, baby, dig’ a high-risk strategy
Mines have proven to be bad neighbours, Bendigo, Victoria resident Ian Magee writes.
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ACC law flaws
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ACC law flaws
New Zealand would grind to a halt without volunteers.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Letters to the Editor: Haynes House, policy and 'Slurry St'
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Letters to the Editor: Haynes House, policy and 'Slurry St'
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the destruction of Haynes House, strategic independence in a changing world, and a "vibrant" Surrey St.
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The robot will now read today’s lesson
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The robot will now read today’s lesson
Ooooh, the creep of technology.
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Level crossing dilemma
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Level crossing dilemma
In a statement covering efforts to minimise the dangers of level crossings, the Secretary of the Railways Board said that it was impossible to eliminate them all on account of the cost.
Red card ref abuse
Red card ref abuse
Over the years I have spent a large chunk of my weekends running around in the middle of rugby fields across the South, whistle in hand, trying to keep a game flowing.
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When ‘told you so’ gives no pleasure
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When ‘told you so’ gives no pleasure
The day was always going to come when Dunedin’s stadium would start costing city ratepayers more than the almost $3 million of annual equity funding it currently receives.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Letters to the Editor: war, Trump and ACC
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Letters to the Editor: war, Trump and ACC
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including refusing to take part in a psychopathic war, fighting back against Trumpism, and ACC's cover for volunteers.
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Simple Trump has been outwitted by wily Netanyahu
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Simple Trump has been outwitted by wily Netanyahu
Donald Trump is not just Benjamin Netanyahu’s glove puppet, but it is remarkable how much influence the Israeli prime minister has over the American president.
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Rotary’s Fijian guests
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Rotary’s Fijian guests
The inaugural gathering in connection with the New Zealand Rotary Clubs’ Conference was held in the Allen Hall last evening, when some 500 rotarians, their wives and daughters, were present.
Iran strikes transgress international law
Iran strikes transgress international law
Targeting world leaders is prohibited for good reason, Stephen Smith writes.
Let experts apply evidence to the law when gauging mine bid
Let experts apply evidence to the law when gauging mine bid
Emotional intensity about mining is not evidence, Peter Williams writes.