Getting cheaper power should not be so hard.

EDITORIAL: Tax working group's first report is keenly awaited.

EDITORIAL: It is high time all New Zealanders learned Māori at school.

EDITORIAL: Naomi Osaka played like a champion and shouldn't feel regret at her win.

EDITORIAL: Gyms are wise to pull out of corporate boxing risks.

EDITORIAL: All Blacks and warriors present sports fans with a hard choice tonight.

EDITORIAL: Jacinda Ardern needs to be more honest when she is evading a question.

EDITORIAL: The plight of Australia's detainees must be raised with Nauru today.

EDITORIAL: Yet another racing report suggests cutting the number of tracks.

EDITORIAL: A second fall from grace raises questions about ministers' competence.

EDITORIAL: The Blues' rugby solution probably does not lie in the boardroom.

Park and ride is clearly a popular way to commute. AT should provide for more of it.

John McCain stood up for bipartisan decency and dignity in US politics.

EDITORIAL: Business confidence should be lifted by the PM's speech yesterday.

EDITORIAL: The Government's proposed tenant's' rights look reasonable and needed.

EDITORIAL: Auckland's dowdy domestic air terminal urgently needs upgrading.

EDITORIAL: Bridges' over-reaction to the leak of his expenses just got worse for Nats.

EDITORIAL: Liberals have chosen well in terms of a new leader, but Oz needs an election.

EDITORIAL: Gunshots are no way to lay claim to a surfing spot.

EDITORIAL: Oz still lacks political stability; polls show both major parties slipping.

EDITORIAL: No party should need this bill.

EDITORIAL: Commercial space travel is still a fearful prospect.

EDITORIAL: Parents should let children go barefoot if they want to.

EDITORIAL: Aretha Franklin's musical influence is immeasurable.

A QC inquiry into the Opposition Leader's expenses leak is excessive expense.

EDITORIAL: Why did former reality TV show candidate work in White House for a year anyway?

EDITORIAL: The quiet market conditions should be welcomed by first home buyers.

EDITORIAL: We can only hope there is no more violence and loss of life.

EDITORIAL: ABs and haka go hand in hand. But how much longer should it stay that way?

EDITORIAL: The AB way is that, barring retirement, you retain your place until you do not.