Opinion

What makes NZ native plants so special: Kem Ormond

OPINION: I don’t think some of us appreciate how beautiful NZ natives actually are.

Letters: We want to see homelessness cut, but governments have finite budgets

OPINION: Billions was spent but Auckland still doesn't have a rail line to the airport.

Fran O'Sullivan: Why two Chrises must put pride aside to land India trade deal

OPINION: The Trade Minister is set to sign the India free-trade deal at Anzac weekend.

Thomas Coughlan: What happens next in Luxon leadership saga

OPINION: With the Nats' caucus feeling mutinous, can Christopher Luxon survive as PM?

Editorial: High-risk tactics and escalation as war in the Middle East reaches critical stage

OPINION: The only predictable thing about Trump's rhetoric has been its unpredictability.

Editorial: Case of toddler starving to death needs further scrutiny

OPINION: The mother and a system designed to protect children have both failed.

Editorial: Confronting scenes at homeless camp a taste of what's to come

OPINION: Move-on orders are coming, but will they just better hide homelessness?

Editorial: The danger of individualism in a cyclone warning

OPINION: If you're asked to leave in a state of emergency, the answer is simple. Leave.

Letters: We want to see homelessness cut, but governments have finite budgets

OPINION: Billions was spent but Auckland still doesn't have a rail line to the airport.

Letters: Why we need tolerance, respect and co-operation now more than ever

OPINION: Tolerance, respect and co-operation are things to be admired.

Letters: Development an example of the problems with intensification

OPINION: Ex-Unitec campus project another urban planning disaster.

Letters: Woke? It’s better to be prepared for the worst when storms hit

OPINION: The devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle still looms large in our memories.

Middle East crisis exposes NZ to global fertiliser shock: Where is the plan?

Gulf states now supply 36% of global urea exports, led by Iran, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

Matthew Hooton: Tax hikes, deep cuts or both - the ugly choices politicians keep dodging

OPINION: No political party has any serious plan to prevent ongoing debt explosion.

Editorial: Case of toddler starving to death needs further scrutiny

OPINION: The mother and a system designed to protect children have both failed.

Letters: Why we need tolerance, respect and co-operation now more than ever

OPINION: Tolerance, respect and co-operation are things to be admired.

‘Cry wolf’ declarations risk diminishing future states of emergencies – Craig Little

OPINION: Much has been reported on my comment that I fear NZ may be becoming 'woke'.

Opinion: Charlisse Leger-Walker’s WNBA leap crowns a Kiwi hoops dynasty

Her mum Leanne Walker captained the Tall Ferns and helped run a family basketball academy.

Audrey Young: Best and worst celeb politicians as Taine Randell throws hat in ring

OPINION: Former sports, media and business stars have a mixed record in Parliament.

Paul Lewis: How to solve rugby's head-injury crisis

OPINION: The current tackle laws are punishing the wrong player.

Oliver Hartwich: Splitting the gentailers would not cut your power bill

OPINION: Combining generation and retail cushions households from wholesale price swings.

Nathan Limm: Why the Warriors aren't taken seriously by Australia

Fox Sports’ team of the week named players from every round-six winner bar the Warriors.

Strait of Hormuz blockade: The realities the US ignores at its peril

ANALYSIS: Donald Trump has ordered a blockade of the pivotal Strait of Hormuz.

Letters: Development an example of the problems with intensification

OPINION: Ex-Unitec campus project another urban planning disaster.

Editorial: Confronting scenes at homeless camp a taste of what's to come

OPINION: Move-on orders are coming, but will they just better hide homelessness?

Richard Prebble: What China and Japan taught me about trust, tech and freedom

OPINION: Japan offers queues and trusted goods, but feels strangely stuck in time.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of April 13 - 19

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Inside Economics: The most important takeaway from ANZ's grim interest rate outlook

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Craig Stevens: NZ is surrounded by ocean energy. Just what would it take to tap it?

OPINION: New Zealand still has vast untapped ocean power waiting to be harnessed.

Letters: Woke? It’s better to be prepared for the worst when storms hit

OPINION: The devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle still looms large in our memories.

Michael Guerin: Harness racing boss leaves as huge changes loom for racing industry

ANALYSIS: Harness Racing NZ chief executive Brad Steele will leave the role next week.

Greg Smith: What investors should watch next

OPINION: Energy shock risks and why upbeat KiwiSaver balances may be masking trouble.

Editorial: The danger of individualism in a cyclone warning

OPINION: If you're asked to leave in a state of emergency, the answer is simple. Leave.

Opinion: Why White Ferns’ title defence matters for women’s cricket’s big moment

New Zealand enter as defending champions after a fairytale 2024 triumph.

All Blacks watch: The duo that can be locked in for Rennie's first test

OPINION: The experienced pair are simply playing too well to ignore.

Why Kiwi men lose their friends at 40

Surveys show 15% of men have no close friends in midlife.