OpinionWill's Word: David Parker bows out with his principles intactThe Labour MP never quite stole the spotlight, but Parker consistently did main character work right to the end.William TeriteWed, 09 Apr
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill's Word: A wake-up call in a world on edgeChina's assertiveness and Russia's aggression prove we must decisively invest in defence and act with principle.William TeriteTue, 08 Apr
Opinion • Aotearoa New Zealand • United StatesWill's Word: Why Trump's protectionist trade policies mirror NZ's past failuresIsolationist trade policies don’t boost economies, they break them. The US should take a page out of New Zealand’s playbook, not the other way around.William TeriteFri, 04 Apr
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill's Word: Haka, hearings, and the hunger for changeWhy are we still governed like we’re a distant outpost of the Crown? Te Pāti Māori’s challenge to parliament’s old guard highlights a growing hunger for a new Aotearoa.William TeriteThu, 03 Apr
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill's Word: Coalition Government clings onBased on the latest RNZ-Reid poll, despite Labour’s gains, the coalition clings on - just. Voter enthusiasm is flat, but maybe boring leadership is exactly what NZ needs, says William Terite.William TeriteTue, 01 Apr
OpinionWill's Word: Will this Government finally take on the supermarket giants?Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis is set to announce a plan for a third supermarket but will they deliver real competition or is this just more talk?William TeriteFri, 28 Mar
OpinionWill’s Word: Police on the streets means safety, not anxietyWellington’s nightlife isn’t exactly peaceful after dark. If things go sideways at 2am, you’ll be glad the cops are nearby.William TeriteThu, 27 Mar
OpinionWill’s Word: It’s a free lunch, not a five-star buffetCalls to scrap Compass Group miss the bigger picture - children are being fed, and that should count for something.William TeriteWed, 26 Mar
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Do these taxing times call for bold shake-up?With a global spotlight on inequality and a new UN report calling out tax systems, New Zealand faces the age-old question: Who really pays their fair share?William TeriteMon, 24 Mar
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: The Govt just flunked their performance reviewA 4.2 rating from the public? If this were your job, you’d be polishing the ol’ CV - Kiwis are fed up with high rents, expensive groceries, and long waits to see a doctor.William TeriteFri, 21 Mar
