Politics High-profile passion in euthanasia debate MPs facing a difficult choice on End of Life Choice Bill may be more conflicted after articulate arguments from both sides. 16 hours ago Sam Sachdeva
Futurelearning The unsung heroes of our landscapes The use of bird calls on screen evoke a sense of belonging. But inaccuracies in them can skew our sense of identity and sense of place. Aug 15 2018 Ellery McNaughton
Futurelearning Labels speak a thousand words Rigid terms ‘pro-life’ and ‘pro-choice’ are hampering abortion reform. Aug 14 2018 Finn Dillon
new auckland Auckland Museum taking Wikipedia by storm Auckland Museum is taking their collections to Wikipedia with the help of NZ’s first Wikipedian-at-large. Aug 14 2018 Farah Hancock
Comment 1080 - antibiotics for the land? Polly Greeks, who lives off the grid in NZ, questions whether our quest to eradicate rats and possums is worth the “long-term poisoning” of Aotearoa. Aug 10 2018 Polly Greeks
Newsroom Special Inquiry The $11m health watch that wasn’t Ray Avery’s smart watch company has launched its personal alarm products, albeit without the functions envisioned. Aug 09 2018 Eloise Gibson
health & science Hospital questions child on pregnancy status The mother of an 11-year-old questioned about her pregnancy status says hospitals need better processes. Aug 03 2018 Teuila Fuatai
health & science Another delay for Sir Ray Sir Ray Avery’s latest product, a meal-replacement nutrition bar containing tiny molecules that can be absorbed by children, has been delayed again. Aug 01 2018 Tim Murphy and Alexia Russell
Newsroom Special Inquiry Ray, Whaleoil and exposing an expose The controversial blogger Whaleoil is taking up the cause of LifePod developer Sir Ray Avery - sending Newsroom a email about jihads, hit-jobs and ethics. Jul 31 2018 Tim Murphy
health & science Millionaire funder still backs Ray Avery Millionaire investor Malcolm Dick donated $100,000 towards Ray Avery’s LifePod baby incubators to go to Fiji and remains supportive of the project. Jul 28 2018 Tim Murphy
health & science LifePod delays disappoint school A school principal says he feels disappointed and let down that $2000 it raised did not buy an incubator for a Pacific Island nation. Jul 27 2018 David Williams and Eloise Gibson
News Eden Park’s concert costs questioned Eden Park residents have emerged victorious from a bruising battle with the stadium’s trust board over a concert promoted as a way of fundraising $4 million. Jul 27 2018 Alexia Russell
Best of the Week Sam Morgan details dealings with Ray Avery Sam Morgan has confirmed he gave significant money to enterprises run by Ray Avery, but would not do so again. Jul 26 2018 Eloise Gibson
Futurelearning What poi can do for your health Dr Kate Riegle van West looks at the benefits of the Māori practice for New Zealand’s ageing population. Jul 26 2018 Kate Riegle Van West
