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Three people stand in front of the Australian Aboriginal flag: a woman with a microphone on the left, a man in a suit in the centre, and a man wearing a cap and cloak on the right.

Australia’s Anzac Day Welcome to Country controversy is why I’m glad I don’t live there

A photograph of a person putting pen to paper with a red X on top.

Why I’ve told my principal I will not teach the new proposed English curriculum

A man in a polo shirt screams while standing in a row of cars in traffic

The Weekend: The sound of silence

Madeleine Chapman

A person steps on one end of a seesaw, lifting a group of people on the other end, against a background of repeated images of a government building with a rounded dome.

A stocktake of all the policies rolling back workers’ rights in New Zealand

JK Rowling sits by the ocean at sunset, holding a drink and smoking a cigar. In the foreground are two black-and-white cutouts: NZ First MPs Jenny Marcroft smiling and Winston Peters at a podium.

NZ First wants to copy the UK in defining ‘woman’. It makes no legal or human sense

Three people stand separately against a black-and-white backdrop of buildings and trees. Each person is outlined with a different color: red, yellow, and green. The image has a torn paper collage effect.

Windbag: Andrew Little reshapes the Wellington mayoral contest

A collage of four campaign posters features two women (Tamatha Paul and Chloe Swarbrick), with bold text saying “WOOP WOOP! DEFUND DA POLICE,” “Defund the Police,” and “Vote Green"

Defunding the police is good policy, actually

Peyton Bond and Erin Silver

a 40404 error screen overlaid with fungi roots

The rise of linkrot: What happens when the internet starts to disappear?

a black and white image of Casey Costello wearing a shirt and blazer, with pink words like "women" "females" and "people???" overlaid

A deeply frustrating line-by-line reading of Casey Costello’s letter to Health NZ

Madeleine Chapman

Audience watching a colorful, glitch-effect presentation in a dimly lit room. A group of people is seated at desks on stage, with a large screen displaying text, including the name "Richard Taylor.

Windbag: Vision for Wellington shows its blind spots