Stories by Toby Morris

Opinion - In a fortnight, the New Zealand National Party will have a new leader. Toby Manhire and Toby Morris lay out the options for the voters - all 56 of them.

Opinion - Another year is coming to an end - time for Toby Manhire and Toby Morris to dish out awards for the year's greatest and grottiest achievements.

Toby Morris on the election results.

Down at the RSA with the man who could be the kingmaker.

"Yo, it's the Prime Minister!"

What changes when the cameras leave?

He'd lost his co-leader, his party had plummeted in the polls - what was he going to do?

Opinion - As the polls show Labour gaining, apparently at the Greens' expense, Toby Morris wonders what it'll mean for the two parties' alliance.

Opinion - The Greens' Metiria Turei was a knight in shining armour for the disenfranchised, but the story ended too soon, Toby Morris suggests.

Opinion - The media coverage enjoyed by Labour's new leader will have her rival wishing for more of his predecessor's charm, observes Toby Morris.

Who do we see when we picture a tax evader or a benefit cheat?

Opinion - What would US tech billionaire Peter Thiel's 12 days in New Zealand before being granted citizenship have been like, wonders Toby Morris.

Opinion - US President Donald Trump has decided not to play ball on climate change. Here's Toby Morris' take on it.

Eighty-seven native New Zealand species have become extinct. Who's next?

Opinion - Cartoonist Toby Morris delivers his series of takes on the government's election-year budget.

Let's state this clearly - the majority of the country are renters.

Reporting odds is part of sports coverage, but some say it’s marketing masked as news.

What Toby Morris wishes someone had told him as a teenage boy.

Don't snooze on politicians' promises of more cops and prison beds. The cost is higher than you realise, says Toby Morris.

Eleven species that creep up online.

Don't let anyone order for you at dinner, or in politics.

After five years of sleeping rough, what seems normal to most people takes some getting used to.

Farewell to the everyman Prime Minister - familiar and forgettable at the same time.

The challenges of being a woman living on the street.

The realities of living rough.