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How Trump’s tantrums are awakening America’s conscience
Trump’s White House is a playground battlefield and he's the kindergarten king.
Steve Braunias: An ode to Auckland
A carefree Thursday to share with my kid, 18, on the yellow brick roads of Auckland.
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‘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.
Duncan Garner: Labour needs to cut ties with Te Pāti Māori, not get closer
Continuing to align with Te Pāti Māori will do the Labour Party no favours.
Why travel with PMs is not for the faint of heart
The complicated relationship between NZ Prime Ministers and planes.
Law & Society: Retroactive laws, real-time consequences
What remedies are there for legislative overreach?
Duncan Garner: How can we experience our own country at this price?
How a one-night slightly spontaneous memory-making trip turned into a costly budget-blower
Jane Clifton: Blood on the tracks
European public transport is generally excellent, commuter etiquette is not.
Fear factor: Jonathan Kronstadt on Trump’s scare tactics
There's now much to be scared of when living in the US under Trump.
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.
Why government’s Amplify strategy threatens to turn fire hose on NZ arts
Steve Thomas reads the draft strategy for the arts and wonders where the art is.
Charlotte Grimshaw: Enslaved by big tech
The notion of social media addiction is being scoffed at, but why?
Duncan Garner: The only ‘c-word’ I want to concentrate on
When kids are on phones for 22 out of 24 hours, we know it's well past time for change.