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Rules-bound Germany ignores the one that really counts

International law serves as a common language, but some consider it more like a guide.

Alcohol is carcinogenic, so why won’t NZ act to curb its health harms?

NZ should require labels on all booze, so everyone is aware alcohol is carcinogenic.

Aaron Smale: Te reo rises again

Despite historical violence against te reo speakers, the language is reviving.

Duncan Garner: No way do loving dads kidnap their kids and go bush for four years

You might not like the processes for custody disputes but the kids must come first.

Charlotte Grimshaw: On watching world leaders partake in the dream life of a US President

Musing on Donald Trump's "pretend mode" from rich and righteous Norway.

St George’s Cross flags stir emotions on England’s streets

Andrew Anthony on England's flag controversy: Symbol of pride or political tool?

Duncan Garner: We all wanted cheaper housing, so why aren’t we happy?

Falling house prices prove the truth of the saying 'be careful what you wish for'.

Why AI might pose a risk to a fair trial

The law must now reckon with the risks of the self-informing juror in the age of AI.

Russell Brown: Can the arrival of a new supermarket supplant old favourites?

The New World is opening ahead of schedule to the excitement of Pt Chev residents.

Aaron Smale: Bill, Will and talkback trash

What the racists need to consider before they talk about Shakespeare.

Law & society: Govt review of NZ’s legal aid system cannot threaten access to justice

Legal aid is under pressure but those who need representation should not be denied it.

Duncan Garner: Power and money hungry councils must be wound down

We need to cull regional councils, cut scope and powers of local councils, and cap rates.

Charlotte Grimshaw: How do people express their sorrow and rage about Gaza?

How have we got into a situation where elderly women holding protest signs are arrested?

Duncan Garner: Just how patient does National think voters are?

Luxon’s pursuit of economic growth fails; Willis says bounce back will be in 2026.

Jane Clifton: Art world ethical dilemma now plagues automotive industry

Syndicate of French Tesla owners suing Tesla over Elon Musk's activities.

This Australian milestone is worth celebrating

Generations of refugees have helped shape Australia.