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OPINION: Ferry saga highlights problems with politics.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
OPINION: Let’s put names on our national players' jerseys.
OPINION: NZ First's plan for oil and gas is an expensive gamble.
OPINION: Data centre operators need to pay their way.
OPINION: It appears Auckland is having a superb season for citrus fruit.
OPINION: Pauline Hanson and Winston Peters a meeting of minds, says a reader.
OPINION: Rugby’s TMO remains a controversial talking point.
OPINION: A reader says it is no surprise Chris Hipkins is for the generous MP super.
OPINION: Paul Henry is entering politics for the benefit of Paul Henry, a reader writes.
OPINION: What swans say about habitat destruction.
OPINION: The racecourse could become a sporting destination.
OPINION: The Warriors have built a loyal fan base over many years.
OPINION: NCEA, school lunches, Plan 120 and Sir John Key's legacy.
OPINION: More needs to be done to make energy more affordable, a reader suggests.
OPINION: Religious fervour around stars and politicians.
OPINION: Individualism versus the common good.
OPINION: We should be prepared to ask Narendra Modi hard questions.
OPINION: Understanding our unequal society.
OPINION: Auckland's heritage and unique streets need to be protected.
OPINION: A former Prime Minister's approach was managerial rather than patriotic.
OPINION: A reader encourages being open to talking to strangers.
OPINION: Real action is needed after tragic death at hospital, says a reader.
OPINION: Fines for homeless, UN Security Council failures, cricket triumph.
OPINION: Readers on AI, election enrolment, means-testing Super.
OPINION: The problems of Washington algae and MMP.
OPINION: It must be election year if we are being offered subsidised solar, a reader says.
OPINION: Eru Kapa-Kingi has influence which comes with responsibility
OPINION: Big corporates, like BNZ, are liable to pay tax on profits.
OPINION: Fine for allowing kiwi to be held a cruel blow.
OPINION: Peters’ policy seems to be to react rudely.