The Kerrant

Seattle spent roughly $99 million on bicycle infrastructure over a decade, adding more than 76 miles of bike lanes and greenways.

Jim Henson and Kyle Busch lived in different worlds, but their deaths share a haunting pattern: two elite performers, still creating and competing, apparently trying to push through serious illness until it became catastrophic.

A new “te reo Māori only” cafe in Rotorua has generated enormous media attention and praise from activists and cultural commentators.

More than a quarter of New Zealanders now feel alienated from the political system, and nearly half want it fundamentally changed.

New Zealand’s foreign policy debate is asking the wrong question.

<A response to Brian Easton’s post “It Aint Easy Being Small” on Point of Order> Brian Easton is right about one thing: New Zealand is small.

<A post I wrote for Facebook on 12/14/2025> The events at Bondi Beach this week are horrifying — an act of antisemitic terror in a place synonymous with openness, celebration, and public life.

Eight states. 2,500 miles.

Letter to the Editor, Sydney Morning Herald, 22 February 2002 Dr Belinda Medlyn (Letters, February 21) audaciously accuses Dr Stone (Letters, February 20) of lying about whether or not snow is melting on the summit of Kilimanjaro.

(A response to Chris Trotter’s “Ruins of the White House’s East Wing symbolise the passing of an old order and the arrival of a new one“) Chris, this is some world-class melodrama.

<A response to SC Johnson CEO H Fisk Johnson’s post on LinkedIn> I admire any CEO who wants to tackle plastic waste.