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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.
How Trump’s tantrums are awakening America’s conscience
Trump’s White House is a playground battlefield and he's the kindergarten king.
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Happy Birthday, Mr President: Trump’s special day to coincide with a day of protests
Grassroot groups are fighting back against the US President's audacious power grabs.
Jane Clifton: Blood on the tracks
European public transport is generally excellent, commuter etiquette is not.
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.
The EU has become a paradise for preppers
The strong suggestion of a preparedness strategy will have doomsday preppers rejoicing.
Europe now: Appeasing Trump
The UK hopes to mask its powerlessness by massaging the ego of the US President.
Europe now: The reality of life in the shadows of Putin & Trump
Europe and the US are no longer allies. No one believes Nato is a strong organisation.
What NZ politicians can learn from Albanese’s win
Chris Hipkins and the New Zealand Labour Party should be buoyed.
The reality behind the gene-edited dire wolf
‘Resurrection’ of the dire wolf made headlines but is the wool being pulled over our eyes?
Politics “incivility” problems: Smoke bombs, brawls and disruptive songs
Bad behaviour in the parliaments of Europe is still not enough to put off voters.
History speaking: What the evolution of a modern language tells us about ourselves
New language evolution theories throw into shade rigid ideas of race and identity.
Jane Clifton: The politics of grass is a new turf war
The widening divide between lawn purists and those who want nature to take its course.
Interpretive talent: The Kiwi linguist at the heart of world affairs
Nicole Jamieson has worked with prime ministers and presidents, dissidents and exiles.
History for sale: Inside a British Museum heist
The goings-on at the British museum where a staffer was caught flogging antiques on eBay.
Will the Australian election spell the end of its one dominant two-party system?
Most polling now suggests Australia will have a minority government after the election.
Jane Clifton: Trouble comes in threes
Updating emergency preparedness advice, the EU newly urges residents to prepare for attack
Technofeud: Is NZ’s private data still safe in the US cloud?
Could Trump use his power in a data grab to serve his own interests?