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The government’s scrapping of the Broadcasting Standards Authority, explained

A torn New Zealand coat of arms on a green background; a European woman holding a flag stands on the left and a Māori warrior with a spear stands on the right, symbolizing division.

Treaty clauses to be weakened, repealed – despite officials warning of ‘significant risks’

Move-on orders are a game-changer for fixing the nation’s complex problems

The unshakeable Sunny Kaushal

Madeleine Chapman

Government considering ban on ‘virginity testing’

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Which is worse: advertising two-for-one drinks or selling Class A drugs on Facebook?

an orange ballot box behind jail bars and an unhappy group of people looking on

All the dropkicks who shouldn’t get to vote

Happy birthday to Paul Goldsmith promising ‘immediate action’ to save NZ media

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

A large stone prison building stands behind a high wall and railway tracks. A bright orange sign on the grass reads "VOTING" with an arrow pointing left.

Here we go again… why voting is not a privilege to be removed as punishment

Two men in suits, Mark Mitchell and Paul Goldsmith, stand in front of a blue grid background with a domed building (the Beehive). Headlines about violent crime trends—some noting rises, others declines—are overlaid across the image.

The Beehive is lauding a big drop in violent crime. But what do the stats really say?