Last month, the New Zealand Government announced a rebate scheme for electric vehicles called the Clean Car Discount—the start of “fundamental shifts” towards zero-carbon New Zealand
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If you asked me what was keeping me up until 12 a.m. every night this past month, the answer would be Olivia Rodrigo. For all the right—and wrong—reasons.
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Hello, my name is Lauren, and I am a lesbian.
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Never has there been a piece of media that sums up the perceived difference in sexual desires between men and women more succinctly than Grease.
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I formulated an online survey to investigate our student body’s dating habits on Tinder. The survey consisted of multi-choice and open-ended questions, and in a few hours it was filled out by a whopping 500 students.
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Winston Peters. A man, a name, a legend. For good or for bad, a legacy is attached to this name in the mind of any New Zealander, writes Lachlan Ewing.
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With their Wellington R18 show sold out, Lime Cordiale have booked a second show (all ages) for their 14 Steps To A Better You New Zealand Tour, at the Hunter Lounge on Sunday, 18 July.
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If there is a history of anything in Aotearoa, it is the history of land. Its discovery, settlement, theft, conquest, and resettlement.
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Rangitāne tangata rau, Rangitāne nui a rangi. Tini whetū ki te rangi, ko Rangitāne ki te whenua.
Rangitāne of hundreds, Rangitāne of the heavens. Like the multitude of stars in the sky, so too is Rangitāne on the land.
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We are deep into NZ Music Month. This week it is time to step up the consumption of local ‘choons’.
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Salient spoke to Sarah (Kauae Raro Research Collective) about the collective and their Wild Pigment Project, a kaupapa which aims to “relearn and recreate” the traditional art materials and techniques of our tūpuna Māori.
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Sponges are the simplest animals on the planet and play vital functions in our oceans.
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7 days of Ramadan
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