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Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandThis week in Auckland, a group of young people took over the microphone at a ministerial press conference, to explain why they oppose the Fast-Track Approvals Bill. One young woman said, ‘We’re here because we love Aotearoa New Zealand. We want to raise our children in an environment that’s thriving, and in a democracy we can be proud of. We’re just holding our leaders accountable for creating a future we all want to live in.” By speaking from…See the Story
Anne Salmond: My open submission on this radical, flawed fast-track bill
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Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandThe summer was wonderful. Evie was wonderful, too; finally a teenager, finally worthy of long, hot days. She shaved her legs for the first time and bought cut-off shorts from the op-shop that made them look long. She got a Warehouse singlet so tight on her new shape that her dad said, “Did they paint that onto you?” She walked to the bakery in the afternoon heat. There was something adult about the smell of melted tarseal; smokey and oily like a…See the Story
Short story: Finally, by Caoimhe McKeogh
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Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandWhen Thomas James was on his solo camp as part of Outward Bound, the keen outdoorsman didn’t find it too challenging, as others often do. In what might just be the perfect illustration of his character, he saw it as a great opportunity to solve a few problems. “I thought, ‘I’ve got time, I’ve got a notebook, I’ve got a pen, so let’s just be creative.’” He started doodling and came up with “all these random ideas for different things that I could…See the Story
Thomas James is a master of invention
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Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandZoë Colling’s favourite piece in the ‘That’s So Last Century’ collection is a lubrication chart for a sewing machine from the ’60s. It’s about the size of a postcard, and carefully maintained. “I like it that this piece of ephemera highlights that manual and technical side of the skill involved in home sewing and what you need to do to keep your sewing machine in good nick,” she explains. As Associate Curator of Ephemera, Colling has had plenty…See the Story
From a library basement comes a fashion history
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Christopher Luxon · New ZealandPrime Minister Christopher Luxon says threats by ministers Shane Jones and David Seymour to reform or close down the Waitangi Tribunal were “ill-considered”, as legal experts say the ministers may have breached Cabinet Manual conventions. “I think those comments are ill-considered and we expect all ministers to actually exercise good judgment in their communications on matters like this,” he told reporters in Manila at a stand-up during his trad…See the Story
Ministers accused of Cabinet Manual breach with threats to Waitangi Tribunal
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Vermilion, Alberta · VermilionHineaupounamu ‘Missy’ Nuku has been scaling mountains in Canada for her college basketball team, the Lakeland Rustlers. Alberta is currently home for the 20-year-old point guard, who is in her first year of a scholarship at Lakeland College, where she is studying for a business degree. She has certainly made herself at home on the court, recently leading the Rustlers to the greatest season in their history. “Basketball is going great [at Lakelan…See the Story
Missy rustles to stardom in Canada
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