Context  April 15 marked three years since the outbreak of war in Sudan. The crisis has escalated into one of the most severe humanitarian emergencies globally, with over 33.7 million people in n...

The Government's top law officer warned that if ministers blocked Mike Smith's Fonterra lawsuit, the next case would target the Crown directly. She's been proven right, reports Jonathan Milne.

Her name is Nazli. She was just born into one of the last sacred places on Earth. They’ve given her people until 2027 to leave.

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Major industry donors to NZ First have prepared a report calling for tax breaks for the horse racing and breeding industry.

A new method to produce strong, biodegradable plastic from bamboo is reported in Nature Communications this week. The bioplastic resembles oil-based plastics in strength, shapability, and thermal stab...

A Blueprint for Marginalisation

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The Powerful Etymology of your Least Favorite Word

Collection: TE KOHINGA TUATAHI Ma tatou, mo tatou Waimahana is the road, the journey, and the place that binds our people through whakapapa and connection to whenua. It carries our whānau to and from ...

This has been one of my favorite pieces of writing ever since I first read it.

Billionaires will hate this. Monday kicks off 80+ events worldwide to reclaim our economy. This year, instead of the megacorps stripping us dry, we'll have: Worker co-ops. Credit unions. Community-...

Why honesty is the best policy.

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Peters’ recent comments misrepresented the facts surrounding athletes Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting and the broader debate on gender and sports. His assertions, based on misleading information and lack...

A call to return Te Pāti Māori to its founding values of integrity, accountability, and collective leadership.

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With just 238 birds alive today, some of the new eggs laid by the critically endangered kākāpō must be transported to the safety of incubation facilities.