This is so fucking insane… Controversial ‘Shed Pati’ at University of Otago’s Arana College sparks backlash A party in which…
The Listener asks… Why doesn’t middle-class NZ care about child poverty? Middle-class New Zealand has become indifferent to child poverty,…
Platforms under pressure to pay for news There’s mounting pressure on tech titans Google and Facebook to pay local news…
The screening of Vincent Tañada’s harrowing – especially the graphic torture scenes – yet also joyful and poignant Filipino musical drama touched a raw nerve among many in the New Zealand audiences who shared tears and their experiences of living in fear, or in hiding, during the hate-filled Marcos dictatorship.
OH NO THEY DIDN’T Q+As Poll destroys the Professional Managerial Class Stuff Poll and makes Tory Whanua the Red Peak…
We here at TDB like to be first at pointing shit out, but in this never ending 24-7 news clusterfuck…
Tory Whanau clear leader in straw poll for Wellington Mayoralty A straw poll of Wellington mayoral candidates has first-time runner…
We here at TDB like to be first at pointing shit out, but in this never ending 24-7 news clusterfuck…
One of the weirdest manifestations of political polarisation has been the attempted cancellation of Dr Bryce Edwards for having the…
As global tributes pour in for Queen Elizabeth II, who has died at 96 after an extraordinary reign of 70 years, David Robie’s colleague Philip Cass, editor of Pacific Journalism Review, reflects on the late Queen’s first — of many — royal tours of the Pacific and what it reveals about colonial attitudes of the time.