Wellington City Council moves where the government remains paralysed
Wellington City Council took a small but significant step towards recognising and supporting the Palestinian struggle for human rights when…
John Minto
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Woods exits stage left like a flawed Shakespearian character
It’s more of a melodrama than a classic Shakespeare tragedy but Michael Woods departure from Labour’s cabinet yesterday reveals him…
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Africa takes the lead where others, including New Zealand, have joined the Russia/Ukraine war
While New Zealand has been pouring petrol on Russia’s war with Ukraine, Africa is doing its best to bring peace…
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Cruel irony in claims RNZ reports are biased in favour of Palestine
“There is cruel irony in reports that Radio New Zealand has edited foreign news reports in favour of Palestinians”, says…
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An independent foreign policy means detaching from global superpowers
Gerald Hensley’s opinion piece (“How will a self-absorbed New Zealand deal with a rising China” Press 3 June) is a…
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Christchurch Progressive Network Newsletter
The Challenge of Eurasia and Multipolarity to American Hegemony-Dr Tim Beal (Fabian Society Forum) Tuesday 13 June, 5:30 to 7:00pm….
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A contest of ideas, not a contest of cash
The most refreshing aspect of the Independent Electoral Review report into our electoral system are the proposed changes to electoral…
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A different approach to the wealth crisis
When just 1% of the people of the world have private control of, and benefit from, more than half the…
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The Liberal Agenda: Public Meetings for Nasser Mashni tour this week
Hear about the way forward in Palestine and what needs to change in Aotearoa New Zealand’s policy towards Palestine. Monday…
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Q: Why are there so few Māori in science? A: Socio-economic inequality is the underlying reason
Georgina Tuari Stewart, Professor of Māori Philosophy of Education in Te Ara Poutama at the Auckland University of Technology, has…