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Make sure you get several quotes
As any consumer knows, it always pays to play the field when it comes to getting work done around the house.
Editorial
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A pinnacle moment for Ryan Fox
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A pinnacle moment for Ryan Fox
There are few things in sport harder to achieve than winning a professional golf tournament.
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Votes from women
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Votes from women
It is hard to tell if New Zealand First and Act New Zealand are giving much thought to whether their supposedly high-profile candidates will appeal to women voters.
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A timely reminder of where we live
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A timely reminder of where we live
Earthquakes generally occur when they’re the last thing you’re thinking about.
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A nasty dose of the flu?
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A nasty dose of the flu?
It was always a case of when rather than if.
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Hormuz uncertainty
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Hormuz uncertainty
It is hard to keep up.
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The quintessential Kiwi
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The quintessential Kiwi
Humble. Dignity. Cool. What’s the first word that leaps to mind when you think of Sir Sam Neill?
Modi momentum
Modi momentum
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in New Zealand for a good time, not a long time, but his 24 hours on Kiwi soil will likely resonate for years to come.
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Editorial: Deja vu as neurosurgery under threat
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Editorial: Deja vu as neurosurgery under threat
Many in Otago and Southland will be feeling uneasy over fears about the future of neurosurgery in Dunedin.
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Disputes and red cards
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Disputes and red cards
There are few things more dramatic in football than a straight red card.
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An unwelcome airmail message
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An unwelcome airmail message
New Zealand received an unpleasant reminder on Monday that while we may be a long way away from the world geographically, that modern long-range ballistic missile technology has no respect for that...
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Better school lunches
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Better school lunches
Associate Education Minister David Seymour’s attempts to deflect the Auditor-general’s criticism of the beleaguered healthy school lunch programme have not been convincing.
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Flood lessons to be learned
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Flood lessons to be learned
The clean-up from the weekend’s torrential rain had barely started before the recriminations began.
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The solid South?
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The solid South?
For some the prospect is tempting, for others it will be terrifying, but it is quite possible that New Zealand First could have two, or more, MPs in the South after the November 7 election.
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Horrors of ward 10a exposed
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Horrors of ward 10a exposed
Chief Ombudsman John Allen says he knows New Zealanders struggle with the idea torture is going on in places of detention in this country.
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People are of national significance
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People are of national significance
Firstly, some good news — a rare thing worth celebrating when it comes to the growing problem of homelessness in New Zealand.
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The putting it right counts
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The putting it right counts
Everyone makes mistakes: it is what one does next which matters.
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GP funding package
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GP funding package
The promised shake-up of funding for general practice has taken years but is still not pleasing everybody.
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Otherwise not fine nor dandy
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Otherwise not fine nor dandy
As the people of the Wairarapa and Wellington continue to clean up after the latest southerly storm, sage words on the frequency of damaging weather in New Zealand come to mind.
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Reading the riot Act
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Reading the riot Act
Most of us could do with losing some weight, but Act New Zealand wants the country’s government to undergo gastric bypass surgery.