Opinion

SPEECH: If anything, there is anticipation and a developing mood for Mr Key to get on with the job and to prove himself with the tough stuff.

Voters ready for tax change

So Prime Minister John Key steps up to the high diving board today. Just about everything else to date has been the easy stuff, frolicking around in the shallows.

Symbols of our past

Upton at Large - By SIMON UPTON - The Dominion Post

OPINION: NZ is the only small developed nation that is not part of a much larger political enterprise.

Stark choices confronting NZ

By DON BRASH - The Dominion Post

OPINION: 2025 Taskforce chairman Don Brash responds to critics of its radical prescription for closing the gap with Australia.

Amateur's guide to fame

By ROSEMARY McLEOD - The Dominion Post

OPINION: Fame is meant to be the most delightful thing that can happen to you - well, kids believe that - but the death of Pauly Fuemana this week points to the downside of orbiting the paparazzi pages.

Is Moore the right man for the job?

Talking Politics - By GORDON CAMPBELL - The Wellingtonian

OPINION: The appointment of Mike Moore as New Zealand's ambassador to the United States is one of those political gambits that could play better at home than it will among the Americans.

You can tell a lot just by looking at Paul Henry

rosemary We had intended to keep our studies secret, but now that Paul Henry finds himself in a spot of bother, I feel bound, as his fellow student, to leap to his defence.

The adventures of Billy Bunter and the fat police

'Ow, gosh, yarrooo, leggo, you rotters." If you can identify the speaker you are probably past your prime. It is, of course, Billy Bunter.

Learning the mother tongue

What Keynes warned us about

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