EDITORIAL: There are many ways to make housing go further but many involve compromises.

EDITORIAL: The Waterview tunnel is cutting travel times across the city.

EDITORIAL: English has a settled reputation as a safe pair of hands at the economic wheel.

Finally, we have our next Government.

Children go to school to learn critical and creative skills. For that, they need teachers.

The past is a foreign country, wrote novelist L. P. Hartley.

EDITORIAL: The death of Panama Papers journalist a blow to press freedom and journalism.

EDITORIAL: Many Aucklanders face a nervous wait in the next few weeks.

EDITORIAL: There has been a return to the idea that apprenticeships were not so bad.

The simplest thing men could do when they know women are being abused is speak up.

Passchendaele teaches us to trust our own judgment best.

EDITORIAL: Simultaneous negotiations give a small party outsized power.

EDITORIAL: NZ First has many and varied policies on the table for government negotiations.

EDITORIAL: Final election count has give both sides a potentially comfortable majority.

EDITORIAL: Reducing time on social media can be a healthy experience.

EDITORIAL: Teenagers are adopting some healthier habits, and some not so healthy.

EDITORIAL: New York Yacht Club's entry adds lustre to Team NZ's plans for America's Cup.

Rex Tillerson would probably resign if foreign leaders were listening to Trump.

EDITORIAL: Winston Peters has no reason to rush the negotiations to form a government.

EDITORIAL: Victims have a right to hold people to account for their actions.

EDITORIAL: We should get to know Parliament's newcomers.

EDITORIAL: Team NZ's schedule for America's Cup forces Auckland to make some decisions.

EDITORIAL: School needs to live with criticism by pupils and parents.

OPINION: Sports puts the President to shame.

Theo Spierings' extravagant annual salary risks incurring a backlash.

OPINION: Sharemarkets say whether chief executives are worth their pay.

EDITORIAL: MMP has produced a quick, decisive result for Germany. Why not here?

EDITORIAL: Just about everything people were saying about this general election was wrong.

EDITORIAL: Winston may have the last say but he must discern to the voter's will.

Politics-free polling days might not survive much longer but they are appreciated.