Despite unequivocal statements from French authorities that they believe the Notre Dame fire was accidental, far-right personalities are claiming it was arson. Marc Daalder explains why.
What does an ageing population actually mean in an economic context, and are we thinking about it all wrong?
There is a 'climate of fear' and a rising white supremacist movement on campus, say a group of students at the University of Auckland. Don Rowe reports.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has finally been forced out of his cupboard in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
There's something about universities that make entitled young men feel safe pushing the boundary between consensual sex and rape – and it has to change, writes Jai Breitnauer.
Living in a city polluted with dirty air is among many facts of life that Londoners pay for, not just with money but with our health as well.
News that the family of a Christchurch mosque shooting victim is struggling financially has reignited controversy about how the millions raised in the wake of the tragedy are being spent.
Residents near NZ's biggest shooting range say they're victims of targeted harassment, including Nazi symbols scrawled on property. Police, they say, have not taken their concerns seriously.
When we arrived to live in New Zealand we were shocked to discover how tolerant many people were of flagrant expression of neo-Nazism
In the same week that a woman was told her bikini was "inappropriate" to wear at an Auckland pool, Alex Casey provides some much-needed reminders for women wearing clothes everywhere.
Dr Jennifer Gunter explains the origins of The Vagina Bible: The Vulva and the Vagina, Separating the Myth from the Medicine
A new campaign launches today making the case for a capital gains tax. Tax Justice Aotearoa’s Louise Delany and Paul Barber explain what they’re up to
The pain of endometriosis can be utterly debilitating. Susie Ferguson asks why so many women and girls are expected simply to put up with it.
For the young people affected, it's much more than just a number, writes Lorraine Taylor of Variety.
Alex Casey chats to Leilani Tominiko, aka Candy Lee, about raising trans awareness from the wrestling ring.
Esther Zhuang on bananas, sunflowers, and a childhood in New Zealand as an outlier in two cultures.
The current discourse around Muslim women is narrow-minded and short-sighted, writes Nidha Khan.
