ANANISH CHAUDHURI: Rule-breaking by the police and why it matters
A look at how everyday rule-breaking creates the conditions for police scandals and public distrust.
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‘Acting like his runners’: Expelled MPs allege Te Pāti Māori co-leaders answer to unelected boss John Tamihere
“I am coming for your boys and I will have utu”.
Govt backs off EV push as fires, crashes and bans fuel public unease
“The bottom’s fallen out of the EV market.”
Mitchell’s electorate office replied to McSkimming emails months before he says he knew
“I am satisfied that all my team at both electorate and ministerial level have acted appropriately and diligently.”
German Air Force conducts major low-flying exercise with RNZAF as global tensions rise
“It allows the Royal New Zealand Air Force to exercise some of its capabilities alongside the German Air Force… helping to enhance interoperability."
Most gluten sensitivity may actually be IBS, major review finds
“Whether non-celiac gluten sensitivity represents a discrete condition or a subset of patients with IBS and specific dietary triggers remains unclear.”
Canadian province moves to curb professional gag rules after Jordan Peterson case
Jordan Peterson “was sanctioned and ordered to undertake a so-called reeducation programme” for comments made outside clinical practice.
CDC says evidence cannot rule out a vaccine link to autism
“Studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities.”
After years attacking ACT as ‘colonisers,’ ex-TPM MPs’ chaotic vote flip triggers allegations Parliament misled
Both MPs stood in the House to "correct" the record.
Government restricts puberty blockers for new patients as advocacy groups say evidence no longer supports their use
Family First argue mental-health support should be prioritised over pharmaceutical intervention.
Shane Jones warns Greens’ mining pledge would gut regions and trash NZ’s reputation
Green co-leader Marama Davidson told companies their fast-track permits “are not safe and not secure.”
‘More aggressive’ Australian recruiters lure Kiwi police with six-figure packages
Only 16 have recently contacted police about returning home.
Tory Whanau quits Wellington for Melbourne as questions linger over her time in office
Whanau described the Wellington job market as 'tight'.
Samsung faces global scrutiny over ‘unremovable’ AppCloud software
AppCloud is “deeply integrated” into the operating system and behaves like bloatware that users cannot meaningfully disable.
IAN WISHART FACTCHECK: How is Jacinda Ardern so sure about the impending climate disaster?
Ardern’s climate alarm, Wishart argues, rests more on faith than on facts from history or science.