EDITORIAL: Prime Minister offended by any suggestion she's building a global profile.

We say: Warmer conditions ahead for mortgage-seekers as major banks load up on bonds.

We say: What chance does Christopher Luxon's second airport push have?

We say: With life on the planet in the balance, who on Earth would happily play mine host?

We say: The UK's dramas almost made US politics look tame - but not for long.

The MAFS debacle shows networks need to be better at vetting potential talent.

Editorial: Care and caution are required to ward off complacency around immunisation.

We say: Like the people on the river in Proud Mary, New Zealanders are happy to give.

The Government missed the chance to get an affordable home building plan off the ground.

We say: Thoughts and prayers for those shot do little to protect everyone else.

We say: He is gambling on a high-stakes strategy which is likely to end in an election.

We say: So today the Herald on Sunday asks that you please don't assume you're vaccinated.

Editorial: Godzone needs all bullies to be called on their behaviour at the outset.

EDITORIAL: Are we as fired up as we could be about reducing the impact of climate change?

We say: British PM swam through the tide of memes to conquer at Biarritz leaders' meeting.

We say: Gender imbalance at helm of our large public firms has long been an embarrassment.

We say: Councils are running out of money as candidates take the hustings with promises.

We say: Why bear a grudge when athletes are honest and show their real emotions?

We say: Each new generation struggles with stress, it seems this one is different.

We say: Request to purchase Greenland coincides with massive pressure on the US President.

We say: Any changes to help kids discover the joy of reading should be welcomed.

We say: Petrol company margins are once again under the baleful glare of authorities.

We say: The Waitangi Tribunal wants the voting ban lifted for all prisoners.

We say: Political dilemma in Hong Kong keeps becoming a bigger and harder nut to crack.

We say: It may not all be fine dining but some Kiwi cooking appears to be on the improve.

We say: Is it time to take advantage of record low interest by breaking the mortgage?

We say: Prisoner's distressing messages should not be crawling out from behind bars.

We say: Democratic process would be even better served by a third player from the right.