NNew Zealand Read More How Muldoon’s homophobia boosted the career of future victor David LangeApril 26, 2026 Veteran political journalist Barry Soper’s career has spanned 12 prime ministers. In this extract from his memoir he…
EEconomy Read More Why Shenzhen may be first to climb out of China’s property slumpApril 26, 2026 Shenzhen’s residential inventory has fallen to a seven-year low, putting the southern technology hub ahead of other first-tier…
NNew Zealand Read More Charity founder Liz Greive on poverty, wealth and her advice to womenApril 25, 2026 Finances after 50 is a new series in which we talk to New Zealanders in the second half…
NNew Zealand Read More Bendigo-Ophir mine: Pro-Santana group claims thousands back gold projectApril 25, 2026 The Central Otago district has a population of about 25,800 usual residents, spread across small towns including Cromwell,…
NNew Zealand Read More Govt risks another colossal hīkoi if it weakens Treaty obligationsApril 23, 2026 Analysis: 1News Māori Affairs Correspondent Te Aniwa Hurihanganui explains why the Government’s plan to weaken legal obligations to…
EEconomy Read More Power bills are rising – but here’s what $1 of electricity can still buyApril 21, 2026 Comment: I’m not going to pretend that higher power bills don’t hurt. For many households, affordability is real,…
SSpace Read More An Unhinged Journey Through NASA’s Manic Photo Publishing SystemApril 21, 2026 NASA’s historic Artemis II mission delivered many absolutely spectacular photos and inspired a new generation of people to…
EEnvironment Read More Solar isn’t the answer – so what is?April 20, 2026 Opinion: There are some things I thought I knew about the complex crises afflicting this earth. I thought…
HHeadlines Read More The lack of entry-level jobs is about so much more than unemploymentApril 20, 2026 If businesses are doing less of the practical work of developing early-career talent, universities will need to do…
AArtificial intelligence Read More why is something designed to make worker easier leading to burnout?April 19, 2026 AI is revolutionising work – taking seconds to complete tasks that once took hours. So why are we…
AArts and design Read More Why Your $4,000 Lens Won’t Fix Your Boring Photos (And What Actually Will)April 19, 2026 We have bred an entire generation of technicians, not observers. The modern photography industry operates on a highly…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Live Nation Antitrust Debate Misses the Real Disruption From AIApril 19, 2026 Frustrated concertgoers may feel vindicated by a jury’s finding that Live Nation acted as a monopoly. Coverage of…