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Time to start taking our young activists seriously

8 October 2019

Opinion: As a sense of social responsibility grows among our young people, it would be very unwise to dismiss their contributions, writes Dr David Tokiharu Mayeda.
A profound, perhaps troubling, ruling

4 October 2019

Opinion: The UK Supreme Court ruling that suspension of Parliament was unlawful blurs political and legal lines and influences NZ’s informal constitution, writes Edward Willis.
Graduate juggles law and healthcare hats

4 October 2019

When Shail Singh walked across the stage to be capped with a Bachelor of Law degree at the Spring Graduation ceremony, she was putting on her new legal hat.
Much to learn from the ahi kaa of Ihumātao

2 October 2019

Opinion: The ahi kaa of Ihumātao have much to teach our nation and its visitors through their manaakitanga and stories, explains Frances Hancock and Tim McCreanor.
Q&A: Does NZ have a place for e-cigarettes?

1 October 2019

Opinion: Amid the global backlash against e-cigarettes three researchers discuss outcomes of their New Zealand trials on vaping and provide some clarity with a Q&A.
Two Pacific states drop Taiwan for China

24 September 2019

Opinion: Two Pacific states have switched diplomatic allegiances from Taiwan to China, a shift with possibly wide-ranging implications writes Stephen Hoadley.
Youth justice study calling for more participants

23 September 2019

A ground-breaking study looking at how Māori and Samoan peoples describe their experience of youth justice across three countries is calling for participants.
Building bridges over troubled water

20 September 2019

Opinion: A classical approach to freshwater policy enforces well-established views, argue Maria Armoudian and Nicolas Pirsoul. They offer innovative alternatives.
The risks and rewards of growing US-China space rivalry

18 September 2019

Opinion: Doctoral candidate Nicholas Borroz discusses the huge gains possible for humanity through space competition.
Between Huawei and a hard place

18 September 2019

Opinion: Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart comments on the GCSB decision to deny Spark's request to use Huawei equipment in its 5G services.
Solving our housing crisis will require a change of tack

17 September 2019

Opinion: To truly address the housing crisis in our major cities, we must create liveable and resilient communities for new developments. Lee Beattie explains.
Law student's history-making win

10 September 2019

Kahukiwi Piripi won the National Kaupapa Māori Moot, and made history when she presented her legal submissions to the Supreme Court entirely in te reo Māori.

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