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Copyright challenges faced by universities during lockdown and beyond

1 July 2020

Melanie Johnson is on the copyright negotiation team for Universities New Zealand. She explains the complexities behind ensuring all students had access to textbooks during the Covid-19 campus closedowns around New Zealand.
Overcoming tyranny in Sāmoa

30 June 2020

Opinion: It may seem that the cause of Sāmoa's tyranny problem is just a man with a proud personality and no regard for the rule of law. But unfortunately, things aren't that simple writes Dylan Asafo.
The health system review ignores what really shapes our well-being

30 June 2020

Opinion: Something very big is missing from the proposed overhaul of our health system, writes Professor Boyd Swinburn.
Anne Salmond: Covid-19 and clickbait

29 June 2020

Opinion: More than ever, the Opposition and media must avoid dishonest politics and fact check before making claims that can’t be backed up, writes Dame Anne Salmond.
Don’t make Kiwis pay for quarantine

29 June 2020

Opinion: Kiwis returning home should not be expected to pay for their own quarantine. It is part of the pact between citizens and government, writes Ananish Chaudhuri.
Colonial feel to Māori media plan

25 June 2020

Opinion: Crown options for Māori media have a colonial “feel and smell” and the Government seems unaware of the issues being waded into, writes Claire Charters.
Taking Issue: could lockdowns trigger an ongoing loss of personal freedom around the world?

25 June 2020

Opinion: Professors Tim Dare and Paul Rishworth and Dr Jiamou Liu have their say on whether the Covid-19 lockdowns could be a portent for freedom restrictions in the future.
High trade hopes between old allies

24 June 2020

Opinion: NZ-UK trade talks that launched recently offer renewed hope and optimism for an agreement that benefits these historical allies, writes Asha Sundaram.
We’ll need that red tape if we want to beat Covid

24 June 2020

Opinion: Kiwis have a natural aversion to following strict rules day in, day out, but when it comes to Covid-19, we need those rules, writes Gehan Gunasekara.
NZ must keep the door open to migrants

23 June 2020

Opinion: NZ must remain open to migrants and the potential they bring, while also encouraging talented international students to stay, writes Steven Poelhekke.
Replacing asylum or leaving no-one behind?

23 June 2020

Opinion: Professor Pene Mathew, Dean of Law, writes about the issues faced by asylum seekers.
Can Ardern dance her way to a second term?

19 June 2020

Opinion: If Jacinda Ardern wants to be re-elected, she will have to show more vision and bolder political management for changed times, write Jennifer Lees-Marshment.

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