In the run-up to the 2026 election, Salient is interviewing all of the major parties to understand their responses to the ...

If there is one thing New Zealand’s political parties can apparently agree on this election, it is that something has gone ...

Weekly Pacific Politics with Otis WhinneyDON’T MINE THE MOANA? A FINAL WORD ON OUR CLIMATE CONUNDRUM On September 26, ...

Elected 2027 VUWSA president Charlotte Lawrence is excited to make the position her full-time gig next year after she finishes studying in only a weeks’ time. The history major brings a huge sense of ...

News Writer Martha has done a run down of all of our summer festivals, unfortunately, she got too carried away and overdid the word count. Check out the first one below, and read the rest by scanning ...

Charlotte Lawrence has been elected VUWSA President for 2027, beating Ethan Rogacion and Skyla Ashford with a landslide 59.18% of the vote.The results were announced on Thursday 24 September at the ...

What’s the most effective way to make change? Have a broad church representing multiple interests? Or have small, targeted groups trying to make incremental change in specific areas? It’s a question ...

On Friday 28 th August, San Fran will come alive with Pōneke’s best dance music as more than 15 DJ’s take the decks from six o’clock all the way until three in the morning. All of them are doing it ...

In the nave of St Peter’s on Willis last Monday, a crowd of people converged to hear Tamatha Paul and a panel of speakers speak against Aotearoa’s counterproductive justice system. There was a ...

Election campaigns are very good at telling you that this is the most important election of your lifetime. They are less good at telling you whether your bus fare will go down, whether your rent might ...

Tamaiti ākona i te kāinga, tū ana ki te marae Tamaiti ākona i te Kura Kaupapa, tū ana ki te ao, tau ana! A child taught at home stands securely at the marae A child taught at a Kura Kaupapa stands ...

OPINION: If you've read the news recently, you may have come across a few commentators proclaiming this: Wellington is dying. The evidence behind this gloomy news copy seems ample, too—see: an endless ...