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Today, the kids are alright.

Mercy for Hakyung Lee was bartered for at sentencing.

There are rules for all sorts of things, so why are we so lax about flying death traps?

Nothing can prepare NZers returning home from overseas with pets for the odyssey in store.

We need a new way of responding to people with trauma.

Winston Peters’ pledge to repeal Regulatory Standards Act upends required certainty.

My Wikipedia entry began as a joke, but it’s Grokipedia that’s laughable.

There's some good news from our government, but you might not have heard much about it.

All homing New Zealanders have a heart list of what they've missed.

Our nurses, vital but undervalued, are being let down by a govt that won't commit to them.

'ADHD is overhyped. Let's accept that people's brains are just wired differently'.

Somewhere in the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin must surely be laughing.

Thanks to an account of Erin Patterson's murder trial, I am now fascinated by the case.

Paris and Madrid bans, Slovakia invokes sidewalk speed limit, including pededstrians.

Across the 1980s & 90s, three entitled men had an outsized influence over Australia.

Pay equity discussions involve raising women’s wages to men’s, but there’s an alternative.

The Free Access to Law movement has spurred greater online access to case and statue law.

Govt's contempt for the Treaty might come back to bite it on the international stage.

Today’s Waiheke Island is a very different to the place it was in the 1980s.

Are the Labour Party and Chris Hipkins doing enough to run the country again?

At least Ryanair has never tried to pass itself off as comfortable.

As in New Zealand, lack of affordable housing is a crisis in the US.

To my chagrin, works (including mine) are being copyrighted by AI companies.

It takes a lifetime to build a reputation but a second to lose it.

Subverting norms is vital to comedy but can fizzle when the target is a national treasure.

A new bill raises questions about where freedom of expression ends and privacy begins.

Te Pāti Māori is imploding, but Labour must work harder to attract Māori vote.

Cast your mind back six years for a reminder why NZers need to vaccinate against measles.

When is a sausage not a sausage - and why does it matter so much to the European Union?