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A tilted image of a government building labeled "Parliament of Auckland" with Auckland’s skyline in the background and a "Local Elections 25" sticker in the corner. The original “Victoria” text is crossed out and replaced with “Auckland.”.

The supercity isn’t enough – why Auckland needs its own state government

The Weekend: Are men OK?

Madeleine Chapman

Palestinians watch as the Al-Ghafri tower collapses amid heavy smoke during an Israeli strike in the Rimal neighbourhood of Gaza City, on September 15, 2025. There is a woman walking holding a baby in one arm and a bottle of milk in the other

Sanctions speak louder than words

A man in a suit speaks, looking to the side in the foreground. In the background, a blue-tinted man gestures with his hand while speaking. The background is blurry with a row of lights on the right.

NZ First is digging its own grave by backing the Regulatory Standards Bill

A woman with traditional Māori chin tattoo stands before a vintage shopfront labeled "Surrey Dairy TV Guide" on a pink background with handwritten notes, next to a large ice cream cone.

The future we spoke into being: te reo Māori as Aotearoa’s first language

Vincent Olsen-Reeder

Te Pāti Māori’s no good, very bad, hōhā couple of weeks

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

A group of people sit and write on a grassy slope near the Colosseum in Rome, seen through a large framed picture hanging on a plain white wall in a gallery with a wooden floor.

So where can art history take you?

‘A game-changer’: Louise Upston completes an events U-turn

A modern dental office with an empty dental chair, dental tools, and equipment. Cabinets and a computer are on the left, and a window with vertical blinds lets in natural light. A potted plant sits on the right.

The benefits of collectivity: Why free dental care should be a universal basic service

Salene Schloffel-Armstrong

Braxton Sorensen-McGee scores during the Black Ferns' third-round match against Ireland (Photo: David Rogers/Getty Images)

The many complex truths in the lack of Black Ferns coverage

Madeleine Chapman