Was Helen Kelly the prime minister New Zealand never had?
Could Helen Kelly, the country’s first female head of the trade union movement, have become another charismatic New Zealand female prime minister?
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Ockham New Zealand Book Awards 2021 Winners’ Announcement
‘Knockout’ short story collection wins country’s richest writing prize Whanganui writer Airini Beautrais has won the $57,000 Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction at the 2021 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards for her book Bug Week – the first person to take out the category for a collection of short stories in more than a…
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Steady: Keeping Calm in a World Gone Viral by Dr Sarb Johal
Shortly after 28 February 2020, when New Zealand reported its first case of COVID-19, Dr Johal received a call from the Government’s National Emergency Management Agency: “We need your help.” An expert in emergency management and disaster psychology, Dr Johal’s expertise, accumulated over a 30-year career, was central in our world-leading response that saw COVID-19…
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Quitline calls for non-judgmental support for smokers
Quitline clinical lead Lyndy Matthews says if we want to help friends and family achieve their New Year quit smoking resolutions, we may need to change the way we support them.
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Ground-breaking Mental Health Service Designed by Māori Proving a Success for Everyone
A pioneering telephone and digital counselling service – Puāwaitanga, meaning to bloom or grow – is demonstrating that designing services for Māori mean better results for everyone.
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2019 New Zealand Architecture Awards Announced
Nineteen projects, located at sites from Great Barrier Island in the north to Dunedin in the south, won New Zealand Architecture Awards at a ceremony in Queenstown on Saturday 9 November.
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Auckland Writers Festival Continues Its Record-Breaking Run
People of all ages flocked to the 2019 Auckland Writers Festival this week, which broke its previous attendance record with more than 83,000 seats filled across seven days of tremendous conversations, inspiring performances and theatres filled with laughter at venues throughout the city’s centre.
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