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Attempted technical coup d'état The elections in Guatemala on 25 June ratified the image of a country institutionally in 'checkmate', prisoner of a deeply

Chris Trotter says to announce that your party is even 'exploring' bestowing upon Māori the 'right of first refusal' on privately-owned land offered for sale will certainly test the relative strengths of collectivism and individualism in New Zealand!

Manapouri Damning the dam

The polls are out and the internal revolt last month to remove James Shaw as Greens co leader hasn’t made a ripple.

Roger Douglas may have caused New Zealand a lot of harm through his policies and actions but there was one occasion where if a policy he had helped to introduce had been retained New Zealand would be a much better place.

Australian soldiers dispatched to the Solomon Islands last year after violent riots razed parts of the capital Honiara ...

In an effort to save Lake Pedder from a hydro-electricity scheme, the world’s first political party with a foundation in environmental values was formed in Tasmania.

Book Review: Working-class militancy disrupted the New Zealand Company’s model settlement.

The introduction of MMP 25 years ago was one of the most significant developments in the history of electoral reform in this country. So is it working?

Book Review: Working-class militancy disrupted the New Zealand Company’s model settlement.