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How a Nerf gun and a ceramic fish helped bring to life the lost call of the moaTasked with recreating the lost voice of a once mighty bird, two Wellington musicians looked to the unlikeliest of sources. By Emma Ramsay | 23rd April, 2025Guest writer
Another skirmish in Winston Peters’ war on wokeNZ First's attempt to define 'woman' and 'man' in law is the latest in a series of member's bills from the party aimed at countering DEI and woke. By Catherine McGregor | 23rd April, 2025Contributing writer
OpinionNZ First wants to copy the UK in defining ‘woman’. It makes no legal or human senseIn a swift importation of global culture wars, NZ First has introduced a new member's bill. By Paul Thistoll | 23rd April, 2025Guest writer
Why does the pope dying make me want to be Catholic again?Only the death of the Holy Father can stir up enough Catholic guilt to reform a lapsed Catholic.By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 23rd April, 2025Politics reporter
Rates will never be enough – councils need the power to raise money in other waysGiving councils the flexibility to creatively address their financial and infrastructure needs could reinvigorate local democracy.By Guy Charlton | 22nd April, 2025Guest writer
Here’s every streaming service available in NZ – which ones do you actually need?With subscription costs on the rise, we break down the smorgasbord of streaming services available in Aotearoa. By Tara Ward | 22nd April, 2025Staff writer
‘Good British stock’: How I found my Surplus WomenAuthor Michelle Duff on the hidden histories behind her new short story collection.By Michelle Duff | 22nd April, 2025Guest writer
The cost of being: A full-time student, part-time nanny flatting in Wellington'What would I love to have more money for? More than two-ply toilet paper.'By The Cost of Being | 22nd April, 2025Guest writer
Luxon in London as trade winds shiftWith global tariffs threatening NZ’s economy, the PM is in the UK advocating for free trade while Nicola Willis prepares for a challenging budget at home. By Catherine McGregor | 22nd April, 2025Contributing writer
The Beehive is lauding a big drop in violent crime. But what do the stats really say?Is it a remarkable turnaround, a data anomaly or government spin?By Alice Neville | 17th April, 2025Deputy editor
OpinionA deeply frustrating line-by-line reading of Casey Costello’s letter to Health NZDoes the associate minister of health know that sex and gender are two different things? Her letter suggests no.By Madeleine Chapman | 15th April, 2025
OpinionWindbag: Vision for Wellington shows its blind spotsThe political supergroup's event about Wellington's art scene involved lots of CEOs and very few artists.By Joel MacManus | 15th April, 2025
OpinionThe resource management reform is a direct hit on te TiritiWhile there’s broad agreement that the RMA needed fixing, there’s growing unease about what its replacement will prioritise – and who it will leave out.By Nicki Wakefield | 14th April, 2025
A new agreement to protect the Waitākere Ranges is on the table – here’s what it meansAuckland Council, the Crown and Te Kawerau ā Maki are proposing a formal agreement to protect the Waitākere Ranges.By Liam Rātana | 14th April, 2025
