Five New Year’s resolutions we should make as a country – Cecilia Robinson
In an election year, especially, this matters. Democracies do not just rise or fall on the quality of…
Why extending prescriptions to 12 months is a good thing – Cecilia Robinson
Under the current system, many patients must visit their prescriber every three months just to renew prescriptions, an…
What immigrants notice and value most about life in New Zealand – Cecilia Robinson
As a new year approaches, this feels like a natural moment to step back and ask not only…
Australia social media ban: What it means for New Zealand teens now – Cecilia Robinson
Māori and Pasifika young people described racism, stereotyping and harmful narratives amplified by algorithms. Neurodiverse children were often…
Why NZ should pay attention to its quiet turnaround – Cecilia Robinson
And we could all do with a little more optimism. We are heading into summer, that hopeful time…
Free GP visits: Good intentions, fragile foundations – Cecilia Robinson
The experience of the NHS is a cautionary tale: free access paired with poorly designed wait-time targets has…
Signs of Spring: The education and health transformation changing everything – Cecilia Robinson
School attendance is exceeding pre-Covid levels for the first time. Parents are re-engaging with their children’s education in…
AI deepfakes and companion apps: How NZ can lead the world on child safety – Cecilia Robinson
Alongside Gower, child and adolescent psychosexual therapist Jo Robertson offered a confronting reminder of what’s at stake. She…
Why digital-first care is New Zealand’s best chance to fix health system – Cecilia Robinson
The service is being used in every part of New Zealand, from our busiest cities to our smallest…