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Severe weather triggers evacuations, emergencies and search operations across North Island
A major landslide at the base of Mauao in Mount Maunganui has left several people, including children, feared missing.
Union-commissioned survey delivers grim assessment of Luxon, boosts Greens
Some detractors said the Greens “lost the plot".
Trump’s critical minerals push could quietly box New Zealand in
A coalition government openly supportive of mining development makes participation administratively and politically easier.
Small lifestyle changes linked to dramatic increases in life expectancy, major studies find
Exercise for as little as 5 minutes a day may be all it takes.
We’re Losing the Human Touch in Food
The most revolutionary step our nation could take – for its farmland and its health – would be to increase the number of farmer-caretakers. We need more people growing our food, not fewer.
The US Is the Sole Superpower
In denying rivals Venezuela’s riches, the US has tipped the scales back toward a world ordered on its terms – one where multipolarity remains a distant, unachievable dream for those who oppose freedom and prosperity under Western leadership.
Using Lawfare To Silence Rivals
Right-wing leader Marine Le Pen’s appeals trial could impact the entire EU.
The Maths Isn’t Getting Any Better
Legacy media are finally starting to run the numbers.
Sex-Selective Abortions in the UK
If we admit that aborting a girl because she is a girl is wrong, we are admitting that the motive matters. And if the motive matters, we acknowledge that the unborn child has inherent value that exists independently of the mother’s choice.
They Are Busy at Work
Gain of function research ramps up with the support of the US military.
