Recounting the bloodshed: Rwanda remembers genocide, 30 years on
New York Times: Rwanda marks anniversary of months-long rampage that killed some 800,000.
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But a law expert says a blanket law change would likely lead to 'miscarriages of justice'.
Aukus weighs expanding security pact to deter China in Indo-Pacific
Financial Times: Allies to announce talks White House hopes will lead to Japan joining.
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OPINION: It’s time for New Zealand to prioritise the health of its youngest population.
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Letters: Putting cancer patients first; public sector pushback
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Editorial: Police fight for better pay impacts all Kiwis
OPINION: The latest numbers should be a cause for concern for us all.
Rob Rattenbury: Life on Whanganui’s East side
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Can your kids spot fake news? The classroom programme coming to NZ schools
Australian journalist explains why he's bringing media literacy scheme to Kiwi schools.
Inside Cowboy Paradise: 'The lost city of the Wild West' and the underground cannabis bunker
Beneath a shipping container on a 700ha property was a sophisticated cannabis operation.
How tech giants cut corners to harvest data for AI
New York Times: OpenAI, Google and Meta ignored corporate policies, altered their rules.
Sasha Borissenko: How Brooke van Velden is making her mark on employment law
Why the Uber case was a huge employment protection win for the underdog.
App tax: How bed and breakfast operators are hit by the new rules
Many operators say they are confused about how to meet the complex new rules.
'The wildest experience': Wicked star Cynthia Erivo on singing while flying
Times: The British star is only an Oscar away from winning the ultimate accolade, an EGOT.
Letters: The danger of kids behaving badly; don’t reverse the smacking ban
OPINION: 'The solution to the problem of student behaviour starts at home.'
Heather du Plessis-Allan: NZ’s CEO Luxon should double down on being Prime Manager
OPINION: PM's strongest asset is also his greatest risk.
He conquered booze and crime to build a multimillion-dollar empire
Robbie Allen built a fortune working night shifts for 35 years.
Social media change forcing parties to buy their way to relevance, says Swarbrick
Social media policies are curtailing the reach of politicians — unless they pay for it.
Opinion: Port privatisation - higher costs for Auckland businesses
OPINION: Higher port charges are serious costs that would get passed on to Kiwi consumers.
'This is not about cancelling someone': Rebel Wilson gets candid about controversial memoir
New York Times: Wilson gets vulnerable about weight loss, sexuality and her new memoir.
Editorial: The student climate strike and David Seymour's tackling of truancy
The Act leader did the best to play an old schoolmaster.
Technology could be used to tackle trolls attacking All Blacks
Why many All Blacks have two signatures - technology to tackle online trolls.
Diana Clement: Is crypto just another 'bubble'?
OPINION: What to look out for when dealing with cryptocurrencies.
Senior gang leader backs payrise for police - here's why
Denis O’Reilly opens up on his fears should police not receive significant pay rise.
Liam Dann: It’s time for Luxon to lead like a CEO
The PM needs to call time on negativity and lean into his natural management style.
Six surprising things that increase your heart health risk
Discover how vaping, pessimism, and even your height can affect heart health.
'The character spoke to me': Julia Stiles, 25 years after 10 Things I Hate About You
New York Times: Twenty-five years ago, 10 Things I Hate About You made Stiles a star.
Spinal Destination star on overcoming darkness, depression and his disability
A sudden accident left him a tetraplegic, now he’s the star of a new local dramedy.
Old age will kill us all but it doesn't have to be a bad thing
Steve Braunias on the terrifying journey from early old age to actual old age.
Steven Joyce: Why we need a proper Covid inquiry
OPINION: If we don’t revamp this inquiry, then we might as well shut it down.
Letters: The real reasons for truancy; Russell Coutts and dolphin delays
OPINION: 'The risk Coutts accepted bit him on the backside. That’s business.'
Engineered stone giant Cosentino warns against ‘chaos’ of total ban
The company faced scrutiny after legal action from stonemasons who developed silicosis.