EXPRESSING your opinion these days is easier than ever. SABRINA DANKEL looks at how nearly 20,000 clicks on the web “save” Radio New Zealand.

The Prime Minister and his Cabinet, no less, have spoken up to protect the Governor-General’s views and privacy.

High rise buildings mustn’t spoil his outlook, they say in a town plan submission to the city council, reports CHRIS ARMSTRONG.

Facebook groups running neck-and-neck.

Sharyn Steel describes 20 years in male domain of journalism.

He gets first look at performing arts students’ new show.

PM’s Wellington residence shows on hazardous site register.

Wanganui has its own form of protest against name change.

How will Helen Clark be remembered? How is New Zealand different in 2008, after nine years of Labour-led governments, to the country she inherited in 1999? SANDRA DICKSON reviews the Clark years.

Labour supporters lose their party mood in a hurry.

POLITICAL billboards will not be visible on Election Day – but an exception is the Pimp Your Political Billboard competition being run by foghorn.co.nz.

International interest in John Key’s possible election as NZ’s third Jewish PM, reports REESH LYON.