Juicy Fest review: How did Park Island handle the heat of Nelly and his hip hop company?
Juicy Fest 2023 kicked off its R&B and hip-hop tour in Napier, and here is how it went.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Opinion
Letters: Property mismatch, tennis, traffic cops, taxes, Prebble and Jones
OPINION: Letters on a gospel choir in heaven and a royal prodigal son.
Editorial: NZ following expert advice with decision on travellers from China
The Government is taking an independent political line, that fits with existing policy.
Audrey Young: Who will replace Ardern? Whispers about next Labour leader
Top five columns of the year from Audrey Young.
Why NZ can’t stand powerful women
OPINION: NZ has the highest rate of intimate partner violence in the OECD.
Kate MacNamara: Why Mahuta family contracts warrant scrutiny
Top five columns of the year from Kate MacNamara.
Juha Saarinen: How about a new report that looks at the positives and negatives of UFB?
UFB kicked off 11 years ago and the network now passes 87 per cent of the population
Editorial: Unease at what China’s Covid wave means for global economy
Shift in policy expected to be tough - and risky - in next few months.
Dr Parmjeet Parmar: Retail crime victims can only do so much to keep themselves safe
OPINION: Accountability of the perpetrators is the key regardless of their age.
Letters: Driving and speed, the Sounds case, crime and Key on China
OPINION: Letters on Meghan and Harry, battery hens, avoiding scammers.
Richard Prebble: Luxon looks like a PM after shutting down MP’s abortion post
Top five columns of the year from Richard Prebble.
Christopher Longhurst: Taking inspiration for the future from the past
OPINION: A new art exhibition on the Renaissance has relevance for Kiwis.
Letters: Bad driving, China’s Covid wave, tennis and Auckland’s port
OPINION: Letters on Sir John Key, good driving and underfunded services
Editorial: First pope to retire in centuries may not be the last
Pope Francis has hinted he might follow Benedict's example.
Letters: Road speeds, bringing up children, rail travel, and fireworks
OPINION: Letters on the Sounds case, retail spending, Covid testing for travellers.
Matthew Hooton: Luxon is the best National’s got, but he’s no John Key
Top five columns of the year from Matthew Hooton.
Comment: Michelle Obama is right – every woman resents her husband sometimes
After her surprising admission, many wives were probably nodding in silent agreement.
Editorial: UN health agency pushing for more data from China on outbreak
Countries add to pressure on Beijing with Covid testing changes.
Simon Wilson: What we’re getting wrong about Christopher Luxon
The top five columns of the year from Simon Wilson.
Shane Jones: Forget climate change - this will get Kiwi voters fired up in 2023
OPINION: NZ's public temperature will rise if there's no improvement to cost of living.
Thomas Coughlan: A tale of two maiden speeches
The top five columns of the year from Thomas Coughlan.
Letters: On Scott Watson, Sir Ashley, the port, e-scooters and potholes
OPINION: Letters on cruise ships, driving, rates, and Covid testing.
Victoria Carter: Rebuilding parenting skills would help kids get a better start
How are we going to create a social movement on the mana of parenting?
Six money questions for 2023
A look at the big financial issues coming up with the Craigs Investment director.
Diana Clement: The magic number you need to save to live comfortably
The top five columns of the year from Diana Clement.
Editorial: Is the drive to reduce speed limits the key to lowering road toll?
Editorial: Waka Kotahi has big plans for NZ roads, but will they be the panacea we need?
ICYMI: Paul Henry - why Scott Watson’s conviction for Sounds murders ‘is an affront to me’
Opinion: The conviction of Scott Watson is infested in doubt.
Letters: Complacency over Covid is disturbing, border testing, Rail solution
OPINION: Slow road changes, Trucking weights, On scooters
Sasha Borissenko: Legal winners and losers of 2022
Opinion: New mums, high-profile scientists, gutsy workers among the year's winners.
Diana Clement: How to stick to financial goals
Setting financial goals for the new year is easy, sticking to them is not.
How much do you need to reach your dream retirement?
OPINION: Getting there will require more than just saving.
Paula Bennett: New Year resolutions are all about decisions, eventually
Self-improvement is good but there is no need to rush.
Mary Holm: I have $50,000 in cash - should I pay down my mortgage or invest?
The top five columns of the year from Mary Holm
Shaneel Lal: Let's make New Zealand a safe place for queer people
Appreciation for what queer people produce has not resulted in a safe NZ for them.