Latest from Paul Little

Paul Little looks at our honours system and whether it merits a polish up.

From age span to joyspan: New thinking on how to live happier, not just longer.

Communal singing is having a musical moment, soaring in popularity around NZ.

Chris Dirk's invention is now helping commuters keep track of their trains.

Grassroot groups are fighting back against the US President's audacious power grabs.

Ahead of NZ visit, renowned philosopher and author AC Grayling on his latest 'woke' book.

Almost unknown here, an exhibition of Mike Hinge's work will bring deserved recognition.

Psychology professor Jonas Olofsson on why there’s more to the nose than meets the eye.

Woe betide any parent who tries to get down with the kids by using their slang.

And why don’t men consider doing the same?

To really understand each other, our brains need to be in sync.

"It has been years since we called a cucumber a cucumber."

Her 146-show Eras tour is having significant economic, social, and even seismic impacts.

"A piece of paper handed to him across a desk brought a stunning career to a halt."

Over at bionic-reading.com you will find that the way you read is behind the times.

To make a move to driverless cars, we still need a lot of convincing.

Yes, there is a difference between the two. Here’s how they are both defined.

Some gaps have widened in recent years, but they have always been there.

Overcleaning can do damage to us in numerous ways.

The word "woke" has a negative meaning despite its varied historical definitions.

Those crossing the ditch will face difficulties they thought they left behind.

With an upcoming election, now's a good time to brush up our debating skills.

Here is a list of 30 people who are in their 30s or under and making a difference.

The financial high-flyer has no credit cards and basic insurance.

Concerns over what we’re going to watch if current strike in US not resolved soon.

With two new variants on the radar, what does it mean for Kiwis as last restrictions lift?

As Earth’s resources run out, govt’s and businesses are driven to look further afield.

It’s not just because streamers can’t hear the words. There are many practical reasons.

Benefits of a school library are well documented, but many schools don't have one.

Postnatal depression as a defence is not straightforward – is the NZ law fit for purpose?

Intelligence official claims he saw documents proving aliens visited. But where are they?