Kris Gledhill Professor of Law Auckland University of Technology Lawyers are fussy about language because it is their job to argue about its implications. The current trial of Lauren Dickason is a case in point, and the jury has a complex task in front of it. Dickason is charged with
Dr. Guy David Hatchard hatchardreport.com Guy is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his Ph.D. in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior
Dear Editor Ever since April’s announcement that Kiwis could get Australian citizenship, I’ve said it’s the only thing this Government has done in five years that might benefit Kiwis. But something has always bugged me about it: why would Hipkins do something that so obviously promotes people
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According to the recent Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll for July 2023, the right-leaning National/Act coalition has surged ahead with 47.5% support, up by 2.5% since June. By contrast, the governing Labour/Greens coalition saw a decline in support to 35%, down by 5%. The rise
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Joanne Ryan Joanne heads the Biological Neuropsychiatry and Dementia research unit in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine. Joanne’s research in neuropsychiatric disorders is focused on preventative interventions and risk prediction, and understanding the biological underpinnings of these disorders, as well as biomarker identification (including epigenetics). Zimu
Margaret Somerville mercatornet.com The Royal Hospital for Women Foundation in Sydney recently held a fundraising event which featured doctors from the Hospital speaking of a successful uterine transplant to a woman they had performed in January 2023. When asked whether they would transplant a uterus to a transwoman (a
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Vanessa Cobham Julie Hodges The University of Queensland theconversation.com Going to school can be challenging for children and young people at times. Most young people will have patches during their school career where it feels hard. That’s normal. Getting through those hard times can bring with it sense
Alex Penk Independent Researcher and Writer commonroomnz.com This article was first published by The Common Room New Zealand politics has its fair share of immortal lines, like this one: “I can smell the uranium on your breath.” That’s David Lange, Prime Minister in 1985, debating our nuclear-free
