Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Do these taxing times call for bold shake-up?With a global spotlight on inequality and a new UN report calling out tax systems, New Zealand faces the age-old question: Who really pays their fair share?William TeriteMon, 24 Mar
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: The Govt just flunked their performance reviewA 4.2 rating from the public? If this were your job, you’d be polishing the ol’ CV - Kiwis are fed up with high rents, expensive groceries, and long waits to see a doctor.William TeriteFri, 21 Mar
Opinion • Aotearoa New Zealand • United StatesWill’s Word: What happened at Winston’s Washington meeting?No trade deal, no clear outcomes, but at least the New Zealand Foreign Minister was impeccably dressed?William TeriteThu, 20 Mar
Opinion • United States • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Will Winston speak up in Washington?New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Vaovasamanaia Winston Peters meets with Marco Rubio today - but will he push back on US aid delays to the Pacific?William TeriteWed, 19 Mar
OpinionWill's Word: Can Luxon finally crack open India’s trade doorway?Christopher Luxon revives trade talks with India, shifting focus from dairy to new industries. William Terite asks whether he can break a decade-long stalemate and secure a game-changing deal?William TeriteMon, 17 Mar
OpinionWill’s Word: A ‘refreshed’ school lunch scheme? More like ‘expired’Libelle Group has gone bust, meals are late or inedible, and the Ministry of Education is shrugging from the sidelines - William Terite says the Government’s mess needs urgent solutions.William TeriteWed, 12 Mar
OpinionWill's Word: Are the knives being sharpened in National’s caucus room?Is Luxon hearing the steady beat of war drums? If polls keep sinking, National may start considering ‘alternative leadership options', says William Terite.William TeriteTue, 11 Mar
Opinion • Aotearoa New Zealand • United StatesNavigating uncertainty: New Zealand’s foreign policy in the Trump eraNew Zealand must strengthen its foreign policy amid global instability following the United States-Ukraine tensions and growing Chinese influence in the Pacific, writes Andre Fa’aoso.Andre Fa'aosoMon, 10 Mar
OpinionAustralia's chance to fill the void: Seizing opportunities in global aid amid US, UK cutsThe United States and United Kingdom have decimated their foreign aid spending. Australia has a unique opportunity to help fill this vacuum, writes Melissa Conley Tyler.Melissa Conley TylerMon, 10 Mar
OpinionWill's Word: Welcome back, Labour PartyLabour has come out swinging with a vision for jobs, health, and homes that puts people first not profits, says William Terite.William TeriteMon, 10 Mar
