Chlöe Swarbrick: Election a chance for a fresh approach as crises loom
OPINION: Those profiting from the status quo have no incentive to change it.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Opinion
Claire Trevett: Third time lucky after fraught start on PM's tough on crime adventure
The closer the election, the more ministers warmed up to getting tough on ram raiders
Wyn Drabble: Spontaneous humour is the funniest
If the moment passes, your gag won’t be funny anymore.
Wild foods at risk of breeding dangerous bacteria
Wild foods concentrate antibiotic-resistant bacteria and could put people at risk.
Eight small signs pose big problem in marriage
Opinion: From missed phone calls to bad shops, these are the real marriage stress points.
Opinion: People are being scammed and it’s my fault
Opinion: Social media scammers are out of control.
Editorial: Nato keeps Zelenskyy and Ukraine stuck in a corridor
While it is shut out of the alliance, Ukraine stays vulnerable to a long war.
Dr Jared Carpendale: Teachers will need time and resources with science curriculum
OPINION: The approach is about teaching students to see connections between concepts.
Richard Prebble: Three strikes and Labour is out - another scandal will be fatal
OPINION: Luxon does not need to win the debates, just state the case for change.
Letters: On MMP, capital gains tax, Kiwis leaving
OPINION: Premium debate on Chris Hipkins, National's pothole policy.
Juha Saarinen: Will wireless optical networking ever be practical?
OPINION: Why aren’t we putting our internal house broadband networks over lightwaves?
Jenée Tibshraeny: Govt caught between climate policy and cost of living crisis
Govt struggling to burn Climate Change Commission advice in its “policy bonfire".
The Premium Debate: Renting out rooms a no-brainer?
Some say Bay of Plenty homeowners discovering perks of renting rooms are ‘great Kiwis’.
The new generation's coming for your vinyl collection - and not because they want to listen to it
Opinion: I never expected to see old records on my 12-year-old granddaughter’s wall.
Should you be friends with your co-workers?
Workplaces function better when colleagues have good relationships with one another.
Ram raids hog the election spotlight
Retail crime overall has been a source of anxiety and is hard to deal with.
Simon Wilson: The PM’s Stockholm Syndrome and National’s potholes
OPINION: Why aren't we debating what could really make a difference this election?
Inside the report on gangs and what can be done about them
OPINION: Amid politics around gangs, prevention strategies have to be for the long haul.
Letters: Ferries and rail travel, Fifa tickets, tax and party slogans
Opinion: Letters on Matariki and beach hoons, premium debate on if inflation is easing.
Do the polls show Christopher Luxon is finally coming right?
A bonanza for the small parties as National and Labour fail to fire.
Opinion: Just say no if working while female
Financial Times: Women are still expected to do more thankless dead-end tasks than men.
William Dart review: Troy Kingi and APO put on a star performance
William Dart reviews Troy Kingi and APO's stellar Matariki show.
Ask the experts: My husband and I have slept in separate beds for 3 years, should I be worried?
Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.
Editorial: It’s Fifa World Cup time, but can NZ rise to the occasion?
OPINION: The biggest boost would be a thrilling win to the hosts on Thursday.
Letters: Rail v roads, capital gains tax and Matariki
OPINION: Rich and poor, Kids’ lunches and World Cup football.
Revealed: TVNZ faces $15.6m loss; NZ media report card; Broadcaster's surprise return
Respected Sky TV video editor's untimely death; Tom Cruise set to top NZ box office.
Bigger than Barbie – who is Greta Gerwig?
Opinion: Greta Gerwig is joining an elite class of female filmmakers.
Letters: On gangs, tax reform, science in schools, trade, polls
OPINION: Letters on the country's future, climate change and the Greens.
Paula Bennett: Let me introduce you to the Lux I know
Opinion: Christopher Luxon has many attributes that I am happy for a leader to have.
Liam Dann: Ugly economic data adds to Labour’s week of woes
Opinion: Last week was a bad one for the Government.
Opinion: The drug that holds promise for cult survivors
New York Times: A NXIVM survivor and her mother are trying psychedelics as treatment.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: 'Crash' poll a wake-up call for Labour
Opinion: Labour has fallen to its lowest level since at least 2019.
Shane Te Pou: Māori ministers have been doing the mahi
Opinion: Despite attacks from the Opposition huge results delivered for all Kiwis.