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Early education's critical path
We are at a critical crossroad for early childhood education in New Zealand and there is no doubt the decisions we make today will have an impact on generations to come.
Baker 'best ever', Adams closing
OPINION: Watching Valerie Adams accept her Halberg Award, I began pondering her place among New Zealand's greatest sportswomen.
Half-baked ideas not what public needs
OPINION:
The Office of Ethnic Affairs has done itself no favours with its briefing to its incoming minister Judith Collins.
SA already have hearts racing
OPINION:
When the marketing people forecast South Africa's cricket tour going off with a bang, they probably didn't have this in mind.
Letter: Now that would be a real fight
I read your report of the Sonny Bill Williams and Clarence Tillman III fight last week. It struck me that boxer Shane Cameron's comments were like those made by Sir Robert Jones - degrading.
Letter: Column was lucid, unbiased and factual
I commend Chris Trotter's Our hands were tied over the Crafar farms sale (From the Left, Feb 13). It was the most objective, lucid, unbiased and factual statement I've read about this and related matters.
Letter: The principals defend their schools
Letter: Teachers' union is unimpressed
Adding value to our national days
No government has ever had the gumption to "Mondayise" Waitangi Day and Anzac Day.
Wellington's waterfront is a gem
Wellington's waterfront has to evolve or die.
Family reunions - who pays?
Veto protects Syria's blood-stained leader
NZ, you might have a drinking problem
After years of being a snobby Newtown basil grower and avoiding sevens weekend like the plague, I concede that the event can be great fun
Capital Debate: Should they have gone sooner?
For more than 100 days, protestors have occupied parts of Civic Square in central Wellington.
Should we move anniversary day?
There are calls from some to move the date of Wellington Anniversary Day - tell us what you think.
What are the real election issues for you?
Does poverty exist in our city?
Capital Debate: Picking a school
Some Wellington parents are shunning low-decile, ethnically mixed schools. Would you send your kids to this type of school?
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Give Shearer a chance
After one week of Parliament, David Shearer is being written off as not being able to make it with the big boys simply because the old tusker, Winston Peters, is making all the hits and Prime Minister John Key did not fold at the first question.
No fighting or aggro at Lyall Bay
I spent several hours of my Waitangi Day at Lyall Bay Beach; There weren't a lot of foreshore and seabed issues.
Regifting is not just ok, it's great
Is Shearer trying to be Tony Blair?
Thank goodness for Peters
A collective groan went up when NZ First leader Winston Peters was re-elected in November. I was one of those doing the groaning.
Wellington competes with Super City beast
Kirkaldie & Stains gears up for online future
Rimutaka Incline train dream on hold
Sediment from Gully would last 90 years
Man accelerated into girlfriend - crown
Deaf MP 'inexperienced' - Speaker
Gully cultural effects less than coastal route
Quake strengthening will 'anchor' tunnel
Deaf funding decision 'disgraceful'
Urewera accused had guns and explosives, Crown alleges
Woman killed in crash near Paekakariki
Police find woman's body near tower
Virtual jobs to replace public servants
Rimutaka Incline train plan opposed by council
Two charged with Stokes Valley murder
Sediment from Gully would last 90 years
Virtual jobs to replace public servants
Rimutaka Incline train plan opposed by council
Deaf MP 'inexperienced' - Speaker
Sediment from Gully would last 90 years
NZ, mate, you might have a drinking problem
Hearing has power to kill Transmission Gully
Water quality to decide Gully fate
What do you think of the plan to replace public sector workers with 'virtual jobs'?
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