How This Avalanche Is Threatening Scientific Research
Flawed and fake papers continue to be published. It can take years for journals to retract junk science articles after they have been flagged as suspicious, and by then it’s often too late.
Flawed and fake papers continue to be published. It can take years for journals to retract junk science articles after they have been flagged as suspicious, and by then it’s often too late.
Three Jews: a kindhearted rabbi from Judea, a Hellenised Jew from Egypt and a repentant Pharisee from Turkey, set the world on a radically new trajectory still holding its place in civilisation after two millennia.
Parent opt-out ignored. Has this teacher broken the law? What are the repercussions? And will the recent Education and Training Act Amendment change anything?
When I accepted a voluntary redundancy deal in 2002, I was able to reflect that I’d come a long way in the 34 years since I’d started in the Post’s reading room. By my calculation it was about 30 metres.
The lobotomy of our time is over: New Zealand bans puberty blockers for kids.
Time for New Zealand to grow some balls on criminal deportations.
New York media heavies of the day included many who might have had reason to sympathize with poor Jeffrey Epstein.
US president puts tactical pressure on Venezuela in a drug war.
Devine argues the new material suggests investigators either missed or withheld key information about Crooks’ motives and online associations
Inside the offender-first justice system that keeps releasing New Zealand’s monsters.
A weak government and apathetic public are taking us towards an unworkable mishmash of democracy and ethnocracy.
We should not have to put up with biased media. Journalism should be independent, impartial, and balanced. Their mission should be to inform citizens, not manipulate them.
A massive uprising erupts as protesters that have lost all faith in the government storm the presidential palace.