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Editorial: Scale of flag vote points way for NZ

When the future of the current flag is once more up for discussion, we ought to put everything on the table.

Editorial: Obama visit dawn of new era for Cuba

There seems little doubt that the beachhead US economic forces are re-establishing in Cuba will eventually lead to a new era of political freedom.

Editorial: Bus operators should get no relief from AT

The company assuredly would not again put buses on the road if its drivers were refusing to take fares, and passengers would know which side was to blame.

Editorial: Campervan slogans stain on landscape

EDITORIAL: Witty messages on the back of a vehicle can be amusing, however not those displayed on the campervan company Wicked Campers.

Editorial: A billion reasons to put sugar tax on soft drink

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has given the Government a billion reasons to impose a sugar tax on soft drinks.

Editorial: Labour leader showing little credibility

Mr Little, though, is better than this. He has the misfortune to be leading the Opposition to a Government whose leader seemingly can do no wrong.

New stadium dream needs reality check

An informed discussion could lead to a position where the city felt confident to make the call whether it really wants - and actually needs - a stadium.

Editorial: Parata should share ideas on school funding

Education Minister Hekia Parata has talked for years about replacing the decile system of school funding.

Editorial: Trump attack sign GOP out of patience

No precedent exists for the success so far of Donald Trump, who has been neither a state governor nor a member of Congress.

Editorial: Crowe, master batsman, lived for perfection

If you are searching for a phrase which encapsulated Martin Crowe, cricketer, that would do nicely.

Editorial: Trump gives them what they want

Watching the progress of Donald Trump in the Unites States presidential primaries has been compared with watching a train wreck.

Welcome rain clouds issues for economy

Thank heavens for the rain. The warm, wet summer has been fantastic for growing grass, and our farmers needed that.

Editorial: Time to do our bit and raise refugee quota

Immigration is a hot political potato in most developed countries. Some now suggest the solution to Auckland house prices is to stop immigration.

Editorial: Ten-year plan to give young a better start

Thousands of young New Zealanders face serious challenges in their lives. Ten per cent of them are obese, and nearly a quarter overweight.

Editorial: Super Rugby kicks off - let's enjoy the ride

Last night, the 2016 rugby season kicked off, just two days after test cricket's summer ended.

Aucklanders spoiled for arts choices

Clearly, those who enjoy what Auckland has to offer in the arts - and 91 per cent of Aucklanders say they attend at least one event a year - are spoiled for choice.