Like Don Corleone in The Godfather, Seymour’s offer to Māori is this: nothing.

Chris Slane shares his perspective on current events.

Plunging into the parallel universe that is a Donald Trump rally.

Changing our political culture could make MMP far more successful.

US election brings out ugliest most cynical expression of who loves the military the most.

Sometimes our kids need to be told to toughen up, but there's far more to it.

If you were at a honbasho, what sport would you be watching?

Poet & GP Glenn Colquhoun on memories stirred by walking Great South Rd.

Colour outshone toxicity, but flow of mine waste into historical river is a wake-up call.

The truth about gluten: Separating fact from fiction.

International efforts are underway to find strategies to restore thymus function.

Otago doctor ventures into space to combat earthly dry eye epidemic.

The Second Act Revolution: Why you're never too old to succeed.

Flytes of fancy and melancholic nostalgia for better times.

The ebb and flow of hormones affect high and lows in men as well as women.

Ruth Watson's art meets cartography to redefine world maps and the universe itself.

This may well be the first time The Tragedy of Salomé has been heard in Aotearoa.

Karin Schaupp is recording music she genuinely loves.

Three talented Aotearoa artists launch confident, accomplished albums.

Demi Moore is back and in the role of a life-time.

Film director Christine Jeffs on returning to the big screen after more than a decade away

British Turkish novelist Elif Shafak's twelfth novel is already a bestseller.

After reading Harriet Constable’s debut, listening to The Four Seasons will never be same.

Acclaimed UK author on why ancient India was the equal of China.

Archivist Chris Adams details a senseless killing during post-WWII occupation of Japan.

Kirsty Cameron recalls the tea, tears, and tragedy in Dunedin after the Bain murders.

In an exclusive 2009 article, Michael Bain wrote candidly about his brother Robin.

Behind the scary headlines are a million human stories.

The success of the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, does not bode well.

The revered Pasifika drink is under threat from US-grown crops and heady new mixes.