Sir Douglas Myers played a crucial role in New Zealand's economic reform.

A farmer offering chlorinated water for cancer treatment means well but could do harm.

EDITORIAL: Auckland cannot close the door on growth but it can build what is required.

EDITORIAL: Trump's missile strike could signal the end of his isolationist attitude.

EDITORIAL: Scientists seldom receive the popular acclaim they deserve.

Chemical attack on Syrian town demands action from those backing the Assad regime.

Health authorities took a week to report a typhoid victim has died.

EDITORIAL: NZ's clean sweep of Super Rugby a worry for the game in Australia.

EDITORIAL: Britain is obviously entering the Brexit negotiations with a weak hand.

Profiteering on the Lions tour does not do Auckland's reputation any good.

EDITORIAL: Vaping decision is right but what took the health officials so long?

EDITORIAL: Britain's entry to Europe was an economic shock for NZ and a challenge too.

EDITORIAL: Leader's visit shows China is serious about filling trade vacuum left by US.

EDITORIAL: Defence HQ should expect to report to the public on missions like Afghanistan.

EDITORIAL: Air New Zealand and Qantas - put aside differences to fight external charges.

EDITORIAL: So what comes next?

EDITORIAL: The story of War on Terror is riddled with controversy and failure.

EDITORIAL: Auckland Council is scheduled to debate the issue today.

EDITORIAL: The more we know about organ donation the more donations there might be.

Schools should respond to pupils who marched on Parliament this week.

EDITORIAL: Egg industry need to police free range claims more carefully.

Aucklanders have responded well to the call to conserve water.

EDITORIAL: There is a phrase which ought to guide policymakers and politicians when considering big projects - on time and within budget.

EDITORIAL: Auckland's needs a downtown stadium - a big one.

EDITORIAL: Bastions of liberalism need to practice the tolerance they preach.

COMMENT: Spending a bed tax to attract more tourists makes no sense, says an economist, says Tim Hazledine.

Editorial: Auckland is New Zealand's biggest tourism market and principal gateway to the country.

COMMENT: A successful woman offers some advice to mark International Women's Day, writes Ziena Jalil.

COMMENT: New research finds pay gap has little to do with women doing different work.

Paris might seem like a long way from New Zealand however it's just a press of a button.