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Binary Blues: a philosopher's response
21 June 2021
Opinion: Emeritus Professor Robert Nola discusses binary thinking, Descartes, myths and Mātauranga Māori.
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Masculinity is a curse on men and women: new book
17 June 2021
Masculinity is a generic disorder of a sick society that afflicts both men and women alike, according to a new book by Ciara Cremin.
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Rehoming greyhounds no sure bet for animal welfare
14 June 2021
Opinion: Greyhound ‘rehoming’ is critical to the racing industry’s social licence, but how many ex-racing greyhounds can cope with expectations of them as pets.
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'Indigenise' universities so Māori can be Māori
12 June 2021
Opinion: Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori Te Kawehau Hoskins writes on the challenge for universities to ‘indigenise’ in order to be relevant for contemporary Māori agendas.
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Aiga is everything for teaching graduate
3 June 2021
As the first in her family to attend university, a mother of six and a mature student, Paula Hughes has lots of reasons to celebrate her graduation success.
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Graduate's research reveals plight of young carers
3 June 2021
Lauren Donnan is on a mission. She wants the government to recognise and support the invaluable role of ‘young carers’, those who look after family members who can’t care for themselves.
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Making all the difference in the world
2 June 2021
On graduation day Callum Tokorangi will be wearing a collection of special shell necklaces passed on from his Cook Island nana to honour her memory, and that of his Aitutaki whānau.
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The New Zealand Chinese are invisible in draft history consultation
27 May 2021
Opinion: Emeritus Professor and historian Manying Ip says the draft history curriculum consultation risks failing to explore the stories of New Zealanders who do not identify as Māori or Pakeha.
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What now for the school children of Palestine?
27 May 2021
Opinion: There might be a ceasefire, but Palestinian schoolchildren still face occupation, oppression and Covid-19, writes Ritesh Shah.
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Don’t stand by on workplace bullying
27 May 2021
Opinion: Mike Webster explains the role of bystanders who witness intimidation and bullying in the workplace and speak out, no longer colluding through their silence.
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Lifelong learner Gae Griffiths: still attending lectures at 81
25 May 2021
Gae Griffiths tells Danelle Clayton that everyone has something about them that is 'truly outstanding'.
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Pākehā must take the lead against racism
18 May 2021
Opinion: Peter O'Connor explains why racism belongs to Pākehā - and Pākehā need to take responsibility for stopping it.
