OpinionIt’s not too late to halt the death spiral of New Zealand’s public health systemIt’s a shambles of our own making, but it’s still one we can turn around.By David Galler | 21st November, 2024Guest writer
The gang patch ban is now in force. What’s going to happen?The 'free ride' for gangs has ended, says the government. But it might not be that simple.By Alice Neville | 21st November, 2024
OpinionNew law gives up to 3,480 Samoan elders back their right to NZ citizenshipThe bill's author reflects on what it means for the Samoan community.By Teanau Tuiono | 20th November, 2024
Was the hīkoi New Zealand’s largest-ever protest?Media estimates of the crowd size ranged from 17,000 to 100,000+, but one thing we can say for sure – it was bloody massive.By Joel MacManus | 20th November, 2024
How has Luxon’s position on the Treaty Principles Bill changed over time?The PM has never supported Seymour's bill in principle, or beyond first reading in practice, but his language has certainly changed. By Toby Manhire | 20th November, 2024
What our politicians’ signatures tell us about their personalitiesWe asked a handwriting expert to analyse the scrawls of our elected officials. Here's what they said. By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 19th November, 2024The Bulletin editor
Live updates: Hīkoi concludes as attention shifts to inside parliamentSpeeches have ended outside parliament as question time gets under way in the debating chamber.By Liam Rātana | 19th November, 2024Ātea editor
OpinionWho gets to have an opinion on the hīkoi and who must remain ‘impartial’?Newsrooms of old were apparently more impartial. But that’s only because everyone shared the same biases.By Madeleine Chapman | 19th November, 2024Editor
OpinionWe need a minister for big tech, and we need one nowWhen we have ministers for racing and for space, it's indefensible that there's no one to stare down the tech giants that govern our digital lives. By Duncan Greive | 18th November, 2024Founder
The haka that circled the globeWe attempt to count the number of times the thunderous haka in the NZ parliament has been viewed around the world. By Toby Manhire | 18th November, 2024Editor-at-large
How the first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill played outAnd why one former MP says John Key would never have allowed this to happen.By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 15th November, 2024The Bulletin editor
House suspended as haka interrupts first reading of the Treaty Principles BillSpectators in the public gallery joined in.By Liam Rātana | 14th November, 2024Ātea editor
Dear Donald, here’s why you should cut NZ a break in the tariff torrentTen irrefutable reasons for the incoming president to exempt plucky little New Zealand from import tax hikes.By Toby Manhire | 14th November, 2024Editor-at-large
A hīkoi dispatch from Ōtautahi'Historians will be pointing to today and saying this was an important event in nation-building for this country.'By Alex Casey | 13th November, 2024Senior writer
Gone By Lunchtime: Our decision desk is now ready to call the US electionThe new old president, the hīkoi hits Auckland, and a momentous day of apology at parliament.By The Spinoff | 13th November, 2024Staff writers
Horrific, heartbreaking, wrong: Who apologised, and howPoliticians and public sector bosses say sorry, but victims of state abuse have something to say, too.By Toby Manhire | 13th November, 2024Editor-at-large
Three rooms, one apology: Survivors gather across the motu for abuse in care reckoningReports from Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch as the prime minister and agency leaders delivered a national apology.By Alex CaseySenior writer, Joel MacManusWellington editor & Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 12th November, 2024Staff writer
A national apology and what’s left unsaidGovernment agency and political leaders will apologise today for decades of historic abuse in state care.By Duncan Greive | 12th November, 2024Founder
What is Cop29? A beginner’s guide to the big climate summit in BakuWhat is on the agenda, is it more than a gabfest, and how come it's being held in Azerbaijan? By Toby Manhire | 12th November, 2024Editor-at-large
The new stalking law, explainedWhile many of the actions that constitute stalking are already offences, the new law will capture 'patterns of behaviour'.By Madeleine Holden | 12th November, 2024Senior editor
