We say: Limiting the amount of sport kids play could be doing us all a favour.

We say: Somewhere out there, someone knows who killed Jane Furlong. Time for them to talk.

We say: The black tunnel British politics is in clearly has a lot further to run.

We say: Reality TV may be compelling, but what does it say about us as viewers?

We say: Any chance to steal thunder is too tempting for Opposition parties at Budget time.

We say: Is it time to shift the Queen's Birthday to a less hostile time?

We say: A kinder Budget is more like a 'kind of' Budget, depending on your circumstances.

EDITORIAL: National is peppering the Government over spending.

We say: Interventions needed at 14.5 per cent of our schools, is that a pass mark?

We say: Athletes are obligated to the values of their respective sporting organisations.

We say: Funding injection for ambulance services is welcome but long-term solution needed.

Editorial: The wider findings of the Francis Review should not be overlooked.

EDITORIAL: Hopes a new commission will be first step in transformational change.

We say: Any slowdown in our economy should be seen for the opportunities it provides.

EDITORIAL: Australia's election result has delivered more of the same.

EDITORIAL: The Blues have become synonymous with disappointment.

EDITORIAL: The ultimate responsibility for teaching values lies with parents & caregivers.

EDITORIAL: RWC set to be the football in a debate about free speech and religious freedom.

EDITORIAL: Dress codes have changed and some people need to get with it.

EDITORIAL: Paris meeting on harmful social media content will test Ardern's influence.

EDITORIAL: Despite hype about Impossible Burgers, global meat consumption is on the rise.

Editorial: Farmers have already made gains, this law merely calibrates the expectations.

EDITORIAL: Star-studded line-up at energy summit promises some aspirational speeches.

Editorial: Inside NZ's Meth Crisis is a harrowing but necessary story.

EDITORIAL: Social media is turning Australia into a political Wild West.

Editorial: Refilling water bottles at cafes and borrowing power tools are great ideas.

EDITORIAL: Another 20 years before work starts on a new motorway across the Waitemata.

EDITORIAL: A new sculpture planned for Potters Park will cost $550,000 - is it well spent?