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Minimum. Is. Terrifying.by Rebecca ThomasAs a nation we've truly lowered the bar for the people leading the country.Quite frankly, it's embarrassing.There was a time when we expected better, better ju...

by ELVWhy is it acceptable for our Minister of Education to accuse the profession of “fudging numbers” — while reshaping the narrative herself?Because that’s what happened this week.On Mike Hosking Breakfast, the Minister dismissed concern about the SMART tool as:“a bumbling attempt at some kind of weird political hit job”She accused the sector — including the Aotearoa Educators Collective and Liam Rutherford — of “fudging the numbers.”That’s a serious accusation.So let’s step out of the spin fo

There’s a simple and obvious reason we’re in this mess.

by ELVA Misleading Headline Brought You Here — Good. Let’s Talk.It’s simple enough, really.Anyone who works in education — teacher, leader, PLD facilitator, data analyst, or that quiet kaiako who colo...

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Teachers' unions say non-disclosure agreements are creating secrecy around crucial education changes.

The young and Māori, Pasifika and Asian communities will pay the 'heaviest price' by being disenfranchised, warns Judith Collins, KC. Jonathan Milne reports.

Watch: The Prime Minister has challenged Labour to front up with its own policy, as he comes under pressure over FamilyBoost numbers.

Former Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer analyses what's wrong with the Bill and whether we've reached a new low in NZ political life.

"They don't know what the f... they're doing," the US president told reporters after early wobbles in a ceasefire.

"The Awards respect and honour te ao Māori and we were proud to support Stan with his vision for his powerful rendition of Māori Ki Te Ao."

Analysis: Reactions and advice from Parliament's Clerk, Speaker and even the committee chair show it has recommended indefensibly harsh punishments.

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There is no excusing the deputy prime minister's unfounded attacks on Benjamin Doyle, but the Green Party should have done more to protect its newest MP.

Analysis: There's a lot of bad news around for a government holding out for a change in economic fortunes to turn the polls.

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The chief executive will leave the airline in October after five years with the company.

A blow for government unity as debate about parental responsibility, the cost of food, child poverty and... breakfast spreads is reignited.

Christopher Luxon says he'd rather parents take responsibility for feeding their children than the government.

The world’s most admired democracy is being held hostage by a clique of far-right thugs. It would be a mistake to placate them, says the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

OPINION: You had a disproportionate impact on politics last year. Whether the difference you’ve made will be for better or worse remains to be seen.

The Prime Minister is rearranging his team ahead of their first caucus meeting on Tuesday.

However, CEO Mark Zuckerberg agrees more harmful content will appear on the platforms now.

The iconic 'No left turn except access to KFC' road sign has vanished. Joel MacManus investigates.