Letters to the Editor
Letters: Norway or our way? Air NZ losses
OPINION: Norway's approach to resources meant putting the state in charge.
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Letters: Are our political parties all sending us the same message?
OPINION: How to make New Zealand great (again?).
Letters: Did the All Blacks unleash their own bomb squad?
OPINION: The Meola Reef Auckland harbour crossing study is to appease Mayor Wayne Brown.
Letters: The ‘shushing’ of Mike Smith over emissions
OPINION: The reason for the silencing of activist Mike Smith questioned.
Letters: Fairness means doing what's right – for all
OPINION: Lessons in fairness, so that everyone with talent can thrive.
Letters: Mount Maunganui landslide reports; the art of the deal; style counsel
OPINION: Calls for Tauranga Council's CEO to be held accountable over landslide reports.
Letters: We would be better off with two power lines companies instead of 28
OPINION: We don’t need so many lines companies.
Letters: There must be a better system than MMP - we just need to find it
OPINION: A referendum on MMP would actually be a good idea, a reader writes.
Letters: We don’t need another study on harbour crossing options
OPINION: Studies on harbour crossing already done
Letters: Incorrect diagnosis, wrong remedies – what we should expect from politics
OPINION: A funny thing about trouble and politics.
Letters: Rod Liddell’s satire needed no label; dog owners and the law; and happy tax
OPINION: Satirical exposure of gaps between ideal and real is a much-needed art form.
Letters: NZ’s leadership issues – and why can’t Hipkins say sorry?
OPINION: A second NRL team plus Island of Origin rugby games would be a win/win for NZ.
Letters: Fast-track projects should be for projects of national significance, not any old developer
OPINION: The world of politics is ruthless, this week National gave us a ring-side seat.
Letters: The problem isn’t MMP, it’s the people who end up in power
OPINION: The trouble is the politicians, not MMP.
Letters: Well done for shining a light on fast-track projects
OPINION: The Auckland mayor is right to express fast-track concerns.
Letters: Does the current form of MMP need changing?
OPINION: A tweak, maybe, but no MMP referendum, please
Letters: If Luxon is to be criticised, maybe it should be for talking too much
OPINION: Maybe PM’s problem was that he said too much.
Letters: An alternative to interest rates to curb inflation
OPINION: The Springboks have a depth not to be found in any other test team.
Letters: Classroom violence solution won't solve problem
OPINION: Dragging kids out of the classroom puts teachers at risk, says a reader.
Cuts, consolidating priorities for campaigning
OPINION: Cutting and consolidating the way forward for political campaigning.
Letters: Health NZ should focus on providing services than acting like MI5
OPINION: Jetstar's new luggage rules, te reo Māori and apologies.
Letters: Why the way our politicians are acting is worrying
OPINION: Members of Parliament should show some respect.
Letters: Withdrawal rooms an idea from our education past that has had its day
OPINION: A reader writes the rooms are not a solution to classroom discipline issues.
Letters: I’ve seen too much pride and joy for these to be the Commonwealth Games’ swan song
OPINION: There’s still life left in these Games.
Letters: Schooling the minister, the origins of language and humour in politics
OPINION: Winston Peters, the origins of language and humour in politics.
Letters: Fireworks ban decision flies in face of public opinion
OPINION: Rationale for not banning public sale of fireworks 'unconvincing'.
Letters: Winston Peters and accountability; science and sexual consent
OPINION: NZ First leader fell short on 'real test of democracy' with his recent comments.
Letters: Conversations with mum and dad always important
OPINION: McQueen’s insights helpful for those with ageing parents.
Letters: Other parties should support Act Party Pharmac policy
OPINION: Act's Pharmac funding call makes sense
Letters: The Japan Met Agency has coined a new word
OPINION: Kokushōbi - the era of the cruelly hot days.