FOUND: 3 - What They Never Told You

This election year budget is a political tightrope walk for Willis and National

An election year budget is a government’s pitch for reelection. For opposition parties, it’s a chance to make their case for change.

The Conversation · May 26

Brampton man Gurkanwal Singh pleads guilty after shooting guns from jeep in 'careless and unsafe' stunt

A 24-year-old Sikh man has pleaded guilty after videos showing reckless gunfire from a Jeep on Crown land in Ontario triggered a police investigation and firearms charges.

The Times of India · May 23

Mowing the lawn: the colonial ghosts haunting our suburban ritual

Real New Zealanders like mowing their lawns. I certainly do. Until I met my partner I thought everyone did. But she and I have strong views on mowing lawns – and they pull in opposite directions.

The Conversation · May 21

Pedophile ex-magistrate fights indefinite detention bid

A 2019 medical report finding a pedophile ex-magistrate was not unwilling to control his sexual urges means a fresh report is unnecessary, a court has heard.

AAP · May 13

Princess Charlotte Could Be Granted Two Potential Titles When She Grows Up—Including One Surprising Choice—Says Royal Author

The 11-year-old has a bright future ahead.

Marie Claire · May 12

USMNT Stock Up, Stock Down: Sergiño Dest Nearing Return, Tim Ream Setback

U.S. national team manager Mauricio Pochettino will announce his World Cup roster on May 26, whether he feels ready or not.

Sports Illustrated · May 1

‘I was Iain Packer’s first victim – I’m running out of time to get justice’

Exclusive: Magdalene Robertson was raped by Emma Caldwell’s killer, Iain Packer, when she was just 15. She is now calling for the police who first investigated him to face their own inquiry before they die

The Independent UK · May 1

India celebrates Zohran Mamdani for saying he would ask King Charles to give back Koh-i-Noor diamond

Many Indians view the Koh-i-noor as a symbol of colonial plundering and want it returned – though Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan also lay claim to the 105.6-carat jewel

The Independent UK · Apr 30

Will weakening Treaty provisions in NZ law create more problems than it solves?

On the face of it, the government’s desire to make references to te Tiriti o Waitangi consistent across all legislation sounds reasonable.

The Conversation · Apr 29

The King of Comedy: How Charles III used humour to reprimand Donald Trump in the US Congress

There is, rather conveniently, an actual novel called The Two Georges which imagines a world in which George Washington and King George III settle their differences and the American Revolution never happens. In that version of history, America remains within the British system, the empire adapts, and everyone carries on…

The Times of India · Apr 29