Have the Greens become too woke for their own good?
Dr Bryce Edwards: Instead of issues any leftwing party would normally be playing a leadership role on, the Greens have been focused on the adoption of new internal party rules about their leadership.
The real Nadia Lim outrage
Sean Plunket: What I’m assuming Simon Henry was trying to say, with the subtlety of a herd of stud bulls in a porcelain emporium, was we should be wary of financial offerings that rely on star power
Brand destruction hits the mainstream media
Graham Adams: poll shows how badly the $55 million media fund has damaged public trust.
How slack age verification online impacts our youth
Ruby Griffiths: Pop-up age verification is a lazy, flawed and irresponsible system that is ripe for being taken advantage of
How my work on free speech brought me back to the left
Dane Giraud: With no will to address our real problems, a well-promoted censorship regime devised to protect the causes of the upper class is serving as a distraction from the concerns of the poor
Ardern is forging a more US-friendly foreign policy
Geoffrey Miller: As usual, Jacinda Ardern’s latest foreign policy address was an exercise in reading between the lines
Why Labour won’t introduce a radical wealth tax
Dr Bryce Edwards: both left & right want to believe that Ardern’s Labour Govt are going to bring in radical wealth taxes. But it’s wishful thinking on everyone’s part – for very different reasons.
Education and Its Purpose
Melissa Derby: Is morality an area schools should be wading into? Are teachers equipped to do so? And what role do families play in moral instruction?
Three Waters: water infrastructure or co-governance?
Bryce Edwards: Labour has the opportunity for enduring and popular reform, but is dogmatically resisting that opportunity
Why free speech isn't a left-right political issue
Jonathan Ayling: It’s crucial that those shutting down speech today understand this - you will not always be in charge