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Editorial: McCully's call for peace talks a tall order

Now that it is our turn to chair the United Nations Security Council Murray McCully says we will attempt to revive peace talks between Israel and Palestine. Not an easy task.

Herald on Sunday editorial: Thank you for all the jammies in chilly June

Your generosity is warmly appreciated, and warmly is the operative word. Thousands of children are going to bed warmer this winter thanks to your response to our "Jammies in June" appeal.

Editorial: Cricket tests at night like a light going on

Traditions are important, but the move to boost interest after dwindling crowds is a natural change in the game.

Editorial: School ensured swipe was given oxygen

In over-reacting to a classroom speech, the school surrendered the high ground and provided ammunition for those eager to support the 15-year-old's claims.

Selling houses abroad okay if result is right

If there were any local organisations lining up for large-scale social housing we would not now be hearing about the likes of Horizon Housing from Queensland.

Editorial: Govt should widen ticket scalping law

Steven Joyce, the Economic Development Minister, has made it clear that he is unhappy tickets for the Super 15 final in Wellington are fetching up to $1500 online.

Editorial: Greek crisis a real millstone for Europe

With its banks closed, automated cash withdrawals restricted and a big debt payment due tonight, Greece surely cannot continue to defy its creditors.

Editorial: Adams' safety reform sends bold message

Justice Minister Amy Adams declared she wanted the crime of corporate manslaughter to be added to the workplace health and safety reform legislation currently before Parliament.

Editorial: Craig leaves NZ public little wiser

Colin Craig was, or is, one of those lone wealthy figures found in many democracies who aspire to public office on their own terms but with no particular mission to accomplish.