US threatens sanctions over UN’s first global shipping emissions tax
The US “will not hesitate to protect the American people and their economic interests,”
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Jim Bolger, New Zealand’s 35th Prime Minister, dies aged 90
“A towering figure in New Zealand’s political life.”
New Zealand passport ranked strongest in the Five Eyes, ahead of Australia and the US
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 186 destinations.
Te Pāti Māori allege assault, nepotism and financial chaos by Kapa-Kingis
“On 2nd August 2024, we are now aware that Mr. Kapa-Kingi assaulted two security personnel in Parliament.”
Fear and loathing: Auckland CBD safety worries intensify as business group seeks urgent, coordinated fix
Owners report frequent incidents of drug use, fights and intimidation.
Celia Wade-Brown dismisses ‘Pākehā’ as ‘pale, male, and stale’, struggles to explain benefit of Māori wards
“New Zealanders don’t want to be separated by race."
Doctors warn New Zealanders’ health is declining, call for action on social factors
Nobody is quite sure why?
NZ First warns Gene Tech bill too liberal, vows to block it without stronger safeguards
“New Zealand has a pre-eminent position in markets as a ‘GE Free Nation’ and this should not be traded lightly.”
Farmers welcome revised methane targets and govt announcement ruling out methane taxes
The new approach “better reflects the science around the different warming impact of short- and long-lived gases.”
‘When was 42 percent ever a majority?’ — Peters defends decision to not recognise Palestinian statehood
“We have called for new leadership in Palestine on this issue, and new leadership, dare I say it, in Israel on this issue..."
Michael Laws elected to Otago Regional Council, says rate cuts require staff cuts
“There isn’t any other way."
Māori wards abolished in most councils, despite strong support in least Māori region
Across the country, results showed wide variation.
Shane Jones’ son Penetaui Kleskovic signals interest in NZ First national politics
“God loves a trier.”
The conundrum of proving vaccine harms
If no evidence is ever enough, has proving vaccine harms become impossible by design?
How much is framing versus misinformation fuelling media distrust?
New Zealanders aren't losing trust in media only because of fake news. It’s also because of how stories are framed.
The Press fails to disclose the politics of Paul Stevens in its ‘Trump boys’ scare story
By not mentioning Paul Stevens’ activist past, The Press turned a partisan voice into a supposed neutral authority.