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India teeters on the edge of theocracy

27 June 2024

Opinion: The normalisation of Modi’s ethno-nationalist vision – and India’s democratic backslide – pose major dilemmas for the international community says Chris Ogden
Rare Sāmoan discovery offers clues to origins of inequality

21 June 2024

The origins of hierarchical society in Sāmoa and wider Polynesia have likely been uncovered by a new study led by archaeologists at the University of Auckland.
Time for a multi-party focus on Working for Families

20 June 2024

Opinion: We must value the young as well as the old and prioritise the needs of children over paid work, says Susan St John.
Refugee crises a symptom of a failed global system

20 June 2024

Opinion: That many of the countries that established the UN Refugee Convention are now actively seeking ways to subvert or abandon their commitments is a political, moral and ethical failure, writes Ritesh Shah on World Refugee Day
Country schools facing rapid urbanisation

17 June 2024

Rural schools are in the crossfire of rapid urban development across New Zealand and facing resulting challenges, according to a recent study.
What's really behind the repeal of Section 7AA?

13 June 2024

Opinion: Act’s repeal of section 7AA is not based on evidence and can only damage relationships between Oranga Tamariki and Māori, says Kendra Cox
Ageism isn't always a bad thing

8 June 2024

Opinion: Unlike other ‘isms’, ageism can have detrimental, favourable, or neutral outcomes. Stephen Buetow explains the nuances.
Govt thinking inside the corporate box

7 June 2024

Opinion: Evidence suggests PM Christopher Luxon views public services and public servants as costs, along with public education and public health, says Neal Curtis
Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity seek Indigenous-led social change-makers

5 June 2024

Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) opens applications for Indigenous-led social change-makers in any field, sector or community.
Wild about logic: new book

16 May 2024

Logic is the guardian of coherence, argues philosopher Patrick Girard in his new book 'Logic in the Wild'.
Why familiar spaces are so important

2 May 2024

Opinion: The University of Auckland’s four Pro Vice-Chancellors outline why the University's support networks for diverse groups are so vital to academic success.
If not journalists, then who?

1 May 2024

Opinion: News media are locked in a military strategist’s worst nightmare, fighting a war on multiple fronts. Media analyst, researcher and former editor Gavin Ellis suggests what could save NZ journalism

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