Is the Herald abandoning its role as a newspaper of record in favour of clickbait?
NZME’s new model risks turning news into a popularity contest.
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Te Pāti Māori’s push for a Te Tiriti commissioner is ‘unconstitutional’
TPM says it's a non-negotiable demand.
Media bias is accelerating journalism’s collapse
Journalists have embraced “post-journalism,” where activism replaces reporting.
Canadian doctors refuse to debate COVID report exposing lockdown failures
Have they even read it?
“Can you give me an example?” Seymour shuts down accusations he’s spreading misinformation
“When I was a kid, comedians were funny.”
Real estate agent loses legal battle over mandatory Māori tikanga course
“No other profession imposes a five-year disqualification period for failing to complete a CPD requirement.”
Universities under fire for failing their core mission
"Universities have become political monocultures."
It’s a miracle! Gen Z embraces spirituality as atheism declines, poll reveals
Just under two-thirds describe themselves as "very" or "fairly" spiritual.
Expert challenges alarmist climate change blame game claims
Climate change can always be blamed.
UAE leads in cloud seeding with drones, AI, and nanotech
Experiments in 2004 and 2005 showed that cloud seeding can increase rainfall by 15% in polluted air and up to 25% in clear, unpolluted air.
Michael Laws: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) and the myth of fairness
"The real message here is that some people will never achieve on their own..."
Did Tim Jago’s name suppression last too long? Legal experts weigh in
“Judges do their best..."
Hobson’s Pledge backs Treaty Principles Bill, rejects race-based laws
“My rights in this place don’t depend on a document signed in 1840.”
Threats against NZ politicians plummet under new government
“The issues that mobilised these communities are just simply not there.”
The Mystery of the DC Crash
Chopper pilot weighs in on the confluence of circumstances that led to the tragedy.