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Aaron Smale: Shane Jones's achievements don’t match his rhetoric
Shane Jones believes he’s going to force Ngāpuhi into settling their treaty claims.
Why breaking up with the US may be in Australia’s best interests
In this new world, Australia will look to other allies to help deepen its security.
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Aaron Smale: When is it an appropriate time to protest? Why not a music awards ceremony?
Songwriting rangatira, Don McGlashan, stands up to Chris Bishop.
Law & society: A proposed curb on deepfake AI is a necessary step
Deepfakes using intimate content shouldn't escape the law just because they're synthetic.
Charlotte Grimshaw: The personal is political
No person, group or government is immune to cause and effect.
‘People in the arts like to think of themselves as liberal, but casual racism is rife’
The arts world remains a haven for casual racism, writes Douglas Lloyd Jenkins.
Law & Society: Retroactive laws, real-time consequences
What remedies are there for legislative overreach?
Russell Brown: The multi-million-dollar cost of a 50km future
For Simeon Brown, cars going as fast as possible everywhere was a kind of holy mission.
Aaron Smale: Jail for a haka? The arrogance of ignorance in Parliament
Act MP Parmjeet Parmar’s prison question wasn’t innocent. It was historical amnesia.
Duncan Garner: Run it straight isn’t a sport - it’s insanity
Is this really a sport? To me, it looked more like voyeuristic sanctioned thuggery.
Jane Clifton: If taniwha trouble you, be glad we don’t have Irish fairies
A new book offers practical advice on navigating the world of fairies.
Russell Brown: When war memorials and record fairs collide
Mt Albert’s memorial hall proves the best way to remember is by living well together.
The dark web: Why our horror youth suicide numbers demand action
Could a social media ban prevent youth suicide?
Law & Society: Social media ban for kids? The name is wrong and the bill is flawed
Proposed bill to restrict youth social media use will lead to unintended consequences.
Opinion: When breast isn’t best
Study reveals connection between breastfeeding struggles and poor maternal mental health.
The EU has become a paradise for preppers
The strong suggestion of a preparedness strategy will have doomsday preppers rejoicing.
Duncan Garner: Should you get sacked for giving lip to a govt minister in the street?
The incident I'm watching closely as it could be a warning to us all.
Jane Clifton: The fallen tree that grew a national argument
Felling of the Sycamore Gap tree generates outrage, and possible prison sentences.
Steve Braunias: Artist enters purgatory
The value of an artist soars after their death, this is their purgatory.