A man who admitted punching a 71-year-old woman during a protest against Posie Parker, has been discharged without conviction.

This week I found myself wondering if we’re too hard on politicians? Is there enough support for those who choose to go into public service? And why do we

A gripping memoir from the activist, writer, model and Young New Zealander of the Year.

He also issued an indirect edict to state broadcasters.

Many tried to give Matu Reid a hand up during his troubled life. On Thursday morning, he let those hands go, and picked up a shotgun

If your workplace isn't designed for you to succeed, you won't.

Three waters reforms will be mandatory for councils as the legislation moves ahead, with working groups to guide the process and take councils' feedback on board, the government has announced.

The broadcasters let rip live on air ahead of an all-staff meeting at which the shutdown of the year-old station was announced.

The controversial broadcaster was suspended after other users reported him for breaking its "hateful conduct" rule.

A rainbow community supporter has described Destiny Church protesters as hypocrites during a heated stand-off at Gisborne Library.

The event has been subject to protests and even a cancellation in other cities.

OPINION: Lacking support, why would Shaw want to stay?

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Michael Wood could have prevented Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull’s NZ visit. He chose not to.

There have been some big blows for local media this year.

OPINION: Our editorial on women's rights as we mark the 130th anniversary of suffrage.

"Here's my thing: Why would you hold a protest on Budget Day?"

In his ‘state of the nation’ speech, Seymour said NZ was now a “more divided” nation.

"Tourism businesses... can't afford for potential tourists to have another reason to take their money elsewhere."

The MP spoke exclusively to Breakfast this morning about her decision to leave Labour, and why she didn't tell the Prime Minister.

OPINION: It has been a great privilege to write for you, whether you have agreed with my opinions or not, writes Alison Mau. It’s been a pleasure.

Māori student associations are calling on the government to drop its proposal to review special entrance medical school pathways for Māori and...

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A reissued 1938 classic smashes racist notions that Māori were not the first people to settle Aotearoa

The country’s media industry is haemorrhaging, putting pressure on the Government to intervene before hundreds of journalists lose their jobs.

OPINION: The political year has only just begun. and National is painted into a corner.

The Greens will unveil their wealth tax policy for the election on Sunday.

Sometimes I read or see something that tempts me to consider writing about. Then preoccupation with other matters and topics leads, after the passage of time, to its significance diminishing. Howev…

The prime minister has been forced to grapple with questions of gender, as a fraught culture wars issue from the UK reaches NZ.

A new "style guide" has been criticised as patronising and another attack on academic freedom from the megapolytech (which is itself a banned word).

Labour has slammed the Government's plans to shake up sex education in schools. National and New Zealand First have agreed to refocus the curriculum on 'ac

The controversial speaker attracted large counter-protests and scuffles in Australia earlier this week.

Sanjana Hattotuwa and Kate Hannah, the public faces of the Disinformation Project OPINION: Researchers from The Disinformation Project have been...

The man appeared in court on Monday.

Swarbrick has broad appeal on the left, but her position as leader wasn't always a sure thing - she almost didn't make it past her first term

Opinion: Our editorial on the tender topic of transgender athletes.