Independent Analysis and Reportage
Two researchers explore the connections between France’s ongoing student movement and mental health related to academic pressure and conditions in secondary and higher education.
REVIEW: By David Robie, editor of Asia Pacific Report I have watched the most disturbing film in my lifetime — a warning to the world of a horrendous dystopian future when human life and death is being decided by remote AI-assisted control warfare weapons. The problem is that this dystopian future is already with us
WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: By Martyn Bradbury The Kingmakers debate on TVNZ last night was won by the two Queens, Chlöe Swarbrick (Greens) and Qiulae Wong (Opportunity), but I think Te Pāti Māori’s co-leader Rawiri Waititi landed a killer blow to Winston Peters (New Zealand First) that he won’t recover from. By throwing into Winston’s face
While menopause media coverage helps to bust taboos, it also fosters a lucrative, social media and business-driven market that takes advantage of woman’s need for support.
This is a large and complex piece of legislation, and the government has made adjustments in response to expert feedback.
By Kaya Selby of RNZ Pacific New Zealand is supporting an internal review of Fiji’s national security and intelligence system, amid claims by the United States of Chinese infiltration. The Fijian government announced a six-month partnership with the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) that it said would “assess the existing intelligence structure and develop
Markets now think it’s less likely the Reserve Bank will increase interest rates again on November 3. But it is still possible.
ER Report: Here is a summary of significant articles published on EveningReport.nz on October 15, 2026.
If the government’s digital duty of care bill passes, users would be able to switch off algorithms. But this might not be as good as it seems.
Veterans have launched a class action against the department for ‘mass and routine sharing’ of their medical records over 20 years. How common is this?
South Australia’s first Michelin selection celebrates a food culture rooted in place, shaped by migration and sustained by the people behind every plate and welcome.
The cheating scandal has caused political ripples across the UK and UAE and highlights how geopolitical interests can threaten sporting independence.