Latest from Opinion

Letters: Reasons to be grateful, Māori seats, TMO role, and flood damage

OPINION: Letters on health education, Auckland Transport, rugby and house prices.

Ask the experts: Can ‘friends with benefits’ work? My mates say it'll be a disaster

Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.

Letters: Ruthless Empire, Tau Henare, Rugby World Cup, cycle lanes

OPINION: Our readers have their say.

Opinion: New Commerce Commission chair, same old Commission

OPINION: The Commission must review its input methodologies every seven years.

Hear me out: Auckland has too many suburbs

Tommy de Silva has set out to find all the "fake" suburbs in Auckland.

Opinion: Cafe-goers, please stop table-claiming

The floor of the cafe is a fraught space – but it doesn’t need to be.

Opinion: Chandler Bing’s impenetrable job defined a generation

Financial Times: Matthew Perry's travails on ‘Friends’ acute sign of different office age.

National and Act likely to need NZ First for the win

OPINION: On Friday at 2pm, Kiwis will find out the final results of the October election.

Jarden Wealth Weekly: Why social investment matters

Jarden: What does it really mean to "invest" in a charity?

Review: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Town Hall

William Dart reviews New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.

Opinion: In defence of Gen Z’s challenge to 'work ethic'

Financial Times: Contempt for dissatisfied younger workers masks an uncomfortable truth.

Phil Gifford: Why referee and TMO aren't to blame for crucial Cup calls

OPINION: The referee and TMO were not responsible for crucial red card calls.

Letters: Rugby disappointment, Springboks, Election, and Ardern

OPINION: Letters on Ardern's Legacy, RWC Refereing and Election results.

Jarrod Gilbert: The reform agenda was never going to last

OPINION: Tackling crime in Opposition is easy - in government, less so.

Editorial: The Springboks deserved to win

OPINION: What it means for South Africa puts the agony of the result into perspective.

You've divorced and now you can't pay the mortgage. What happens next?

OPINION: Mortgagee sales are on the rise - and pile on added stress after a separation.