
Eva Bradley: Reconnecting with reality
It's hard in today's connected, catalogued world to go off grid and be intrepid. Unless you're prepared to go to some fairly extreme
It's hard in today's connected, catalogued world to go off grid and be intrepid. Unless you're prepared to go to some fairly extreme
It's a mind-blowing level of corruption, even for Russia. A report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency has revealed that
Over the weekend I went to the greatest game of rugby I have seen. It wasn't the skills, or the score, that made it so outstanding
United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsburg recently told the New York Times that if Donald Trump became President she would
You've got the whole world in your hands, was a huge hit in the '60s and it could be making a comeback. If you can rewind the memory
It seems to have been a fortnight of violence. America is in the most volatile state I have ever seen after police shot African American
To be honest, I don't know what all the fuss is about this Pokemon Go craze that is sweeping the world. For those of you who have
Everyone should watch Fox News a few times a year, if only to be reminded of why women have legs. It's certainly not for walking. I
YOU would think that Barack Obama must be counting down the days until his term as United States president comes to an end later this
This month we are celebrating 75 years of women being in the New Zealand Police. As a police reporter for more than 10 years, I once
How many more feasibility studies does it really need to create the vibrant city heart Tauranga residents have been promised for many
While New Zealand has its race issues, they cannot compare with what is going on in the United States at the moment. Here people
It's alarming that a national charity that supports children in need says it is struggling to keep up with demand. The number of
Nothing changed at 8.01 on Saturday night other than my dreams got put on hold when the loot from Lotto went in three different directions
With $40 million up for grabs, Lotto was a major topic of conversation last week but it made me wonder how it is any different from
Hairy orang-utans with fat cheeks. Monkeys with warts on their lip and gnarly snouts. You would swipe left on Tinder if you came
There is a new door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesperson on the block. But they come knocking through your computer and phone. Overseas
We need to have a wee korero, Aotearoa. If you are reading this and don't know that korero means talk, then it's even more needed. It's
Sometimes the Sensible Sentencing Trust fails to live up to its name. It thought it had a "gotcha" when it asked the Corrections
Many New Zealanders are concerned about housing and housing affordability. It's certainly a challenge. The Government is working hard
It's well established that weather has a major impact on mood. Which is why everyone should just leave me the *@!* alone right now
One of the difficult things about writing a weekly column is coming up with interesting things to present to get people thinking about
Call it entrapment if you like, but something's not quite right about the Lotto fever. With Powerball's first division expected to
Not a lot impresses me these days. I guess it's the combination of having seen and experienced so much by so many in such a small
One of my first jobs at the Rotorua Daily Post 20 years ago was calling our lovely kaumatua Anaru Rangiheuea to ask for his comment
The Government has taken a good step forward in attempting to increase the amount of emergency housing available in the region. An
Like many who work in media, I'm a bit of a news junkie. I always read it, always watch it. I follow big stories obsessively. Scott
This week's announcement that Pharmac is likely to fund Keytruda, a drug used for the treatment of melanoma, shows just how much ordinary
National's responsible management of the economy and the Government's books is giving New Zealand households and businesses confidence
The Brexit decision made for a very sad day for the British Labour Party, noted the Right Honourable Winston Peters to a standing-room-only