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A cartoon bill sits on a “Members’ Bills” ballot box, surrounded by multiple smiling, grey-haired men in suits, all against a cosmic background.

The brilliant performative politics of NZ First’s fake members’ bills

A woman wearing a white t-shirt and white blindfold holds a placard reading "I can't do anything if ecocide is not a crime"

Countries are starting to recognise ‘ecocide’ as a crime – should New Zealand do the same?

The Weekend: We’re all just running in circles

Madeleine Chapman

on the left, an old clock tower at the university of auckland and on the right, a woman with long pink hair staring sternly at the camera

Siouxsie Wiles: Why I’m crowdfunding despite winning my legal battle

A colorful map of New Zealand is surrounded by cartoon weather icons, including a tornado, clouds with rain and lightning, wind, an angry sun, and a shivering cloud, representing various weather conditions.

It’s time to accept that New Zealand’s weather stinks

Trust in news media – why standards still matter

Labour’s desperate, doomed, decades-long effort to get farmers to like them

A man in a suit speaks at a podium, holding a blue and white porcelain vase. Several similar vases surround him. A partially visible flag with blue, red, and white colors is in the background.

How much is the capital gains tax on this priceless Ming vase?

Ayesha Verrall, Chris Hipkins and Barbara Edmonds speak in front of a podium and microphones, with a Labour Party banner behind them, and a screenshot of a YouTube comment reading "go girl, give us nothing" overlaid.

Go Labour, give us nothing

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

A man in black stands in front of a large crowd holding a banner that reads "TOITŪ TE TIRITI ME TE WHAKAPUTANGA." People in the crowd wave flags and wear hats and sunglasses on a sunny day with trees in the background.

Eru Kapa-Kingi: The first declaration of Māori sovereignty and why it still matters