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'Not that loyal': Why users abandon once-dominant platforms like Skype, Myspace
Skype has been turned off, after once being the world's dominant video chat service.
Housing and cultural identity: Major new study reveals Aucklanders' concerns
What will it take for Auckland to become the global innovator city leaders want it to be?
Defining 'woman': UK court ruling prompts debate on sex and gender in NZ
NZ First proposed a bill to define 'woman' and 'man' biologically in law.
'Riddled with inconsistencies': Debate over veteran status criteria
The government plans to broaden the definition of 'veteran' in new legislation.
'Who am I to judge': Pope Francis' impactful legacy of inclusivity
He was the first Latin American pope and served for 12 years.
What is the Two by Twos, the secretive sect linked to a National MP?
The FBI and NZ Police are collaborating on a global investigation into the sect.
Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal: How misconduct is handled in teaching
The Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal handles cases such as fraud and violence.
Why changes to driver tests could impact young drivers most
AA suggests a minimum of 60 practice hours for learner drivers.
The future of Kiwi fashion: Navigating challenges and opportunities
NZ Fashion Week returns in August, focusing on empowering local designers.
How 'Polk' documentary seeks to honour Pauline Hanna's story
'You’re aware that this is because a person’s died.'
How AI's latest advancements could reshape creative professions
Updates mean AI can now replicate Studio Ghibli's anime art style convincingly.
Winston Peters turns 80: Why the Deputy PM is unlikely to quit anytime soon
Peters' birthday is one of the major political moments of the week.
Explained: Why the collapsing bond market forced Trump's tariff turn
'Bond markets are widely considered to be the most powerful political force in the world'
Why living solo in NZ means paying more for life's essentials
Singles pay 53% more on housing and 40% more on health.
Female MPs face rising threats and harassment, new research reveals
It comes as several politicians in recent weeks have reported security concerns
Trump’s tariffs spark comparisons to Great Depression and GFC - can NZ survive the turmoil?
'The world has changed and it’ll be in the history books.'
On The Up: Perspective, confidence and balance - top Kiwis share the secrets to their success
On The Up: How four inspirational New Zealanders keep focused on their goals.
‘Fewer and bigger’: How rising costs will change NZ’s film industry
A 'Minecraft Movie' is the latest blockbuster filmed in New Zealand.
GPs undervalued: NZ primary care system faces sustainability threats
The report warns New Zealand’s primary care system is at a critical juncture.
Why the clash between Greens and NZ First could signal ‘dirty politics’ next election
The two parties have clashed over social media posts by MP Benjamin Doyle.
Why Auckland’s stadium saga is far from over
Auckland Council backs Eden Park upgrade over new waterfront stadium.
From ‘the mark of the beast’ to the wrong Coke: Inside the Human Rights Review Tribunal
Nearly 100,000 Kiwis pursue $150 million in claims yearly through various tribunals.
All the Govt changes kicking in from April 1 - what they mean for your wallet
The minimum wage and benefits are increasing - alongside power prices.
How top 10 performing iwi have grown assets to $8.2b
Top 10 performing iwi hold about two-thirds of total assets, about $8 billion.
Why the All Whites' World Cup qualification matters for NZ football
The All Whites qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a 3-0 win over New Caledonia.
Five years on from NZ’s first lockdown: How do we prepare for the next pandemic?
Jacinda Ardern announced the lockdown with a call to action against the virus.
‘High athlete identity’: Expert warns of pressure on young sports stars
It cames as schools fight with NZR and a young Kiwi runner makes global headlines