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DIRTY MONEY - Why your KiwiSaver fund may not be as ethical as you think. By Diana Clement. Slaves to stats - How data is driving our bad decisions. End Game - Why supersmart AI might doom humanity.

The bonkers generation

Screaming, boisterous children are the new norm in schools and teachers have grave fears for our future.

2 mins

Ready to govern? Yeah, nah

A series of blunders has done nothing to convince voters that Te Pāti Māori is a credible option - and that's bad news for Labour.

4 mins

Nostalgic for normalcy

You learn all kinds of new stuff when you have a front-row seat to creeping authoritarianism.

3 mins

The one last song

My late brother and I lived in different cities, and we tended to have long and hectic phone conversations.

2 mins

Scents and sensibilities

It's easy to mock when people in the grip of identity crises try ludicrously corny comforts like Harley-Davidsons, Botox and obsessive marathon running. It turns out countries' identity crises can be no less absurd.

2 mins

Neighbour at war

Psycho has left the building. I write in the front room of my home in the desirable postcode of 1011 and look out over the fence to an empty house. Crown Removals came and took him away.

3 mins

Good money gone bad

KiwiSaver and other fund managers may aim to avoid fuelling hate, war and environmental loss but responsible investing is proving something of a minefield.

9 mins

ETHICAL EVOLUTION

How fund managers caught on to leveraging their pots of money for good.

3 mins

Out of the frame

As part of her Janet Frame Memorial Lecture on the state of literature in New Zealand, CHARLOTTE GRIMSHAW dwelt on a personal battle for authenticity, excerpted here.

10+ mins

Stats all, folks

Our worship of data can skew outcomes in everything from workplace, sport and lifestyle decisions to how countries are run, writes GREG BRUCE.

10+ mins

Alien invaders

Stunning portraits of introduced species and their influence on our fauna over two centuries.

2 mins

Homecoming scene

Returning from London for a one-woman show, Kiwi actor Ellie Smith reveals the inspirations and highlights of a lifetime in theatre.

5 mins

Judgment day

We are hugely underestimating the nature of AI, and human extinction is a serious possibility, say two tech researchers.

4 mins

Method in madness

Injustice, hatred and violence are bound together in a vivid account of global terrorism through the 1970s.

4 mins

Hiding in plain sight

Joyce Carol Oates dishes up an engrossingly gross whodunnit about the timely murder of a despicable teacher.

3 mins

Age and mercy

Poetic takes on the human condition - both mental and physical - range from affectionate to bracing.

3 mins

Bringing down the curtain

The once outspoken and often outrageous Tom Scott declares his new album is his most personal - and might well be his last.

6 mins

The whenua calls

A spotlight on traditional gardening practices that have all but fallen by the wayside.

1 mins

Fatimas DIY

Kirsty Senior and Sophie Gilmour of Auckland's Fatimas fame bring exotic Middle East flavours to all with their new book.

4 mins

Six of the best

The spankingly rich bounty of fortuitous ripening weather is now reaching us.

1 mins

Snap to it

There are some risks with homemade seeded crackers: here's how to keep the goodness in and the bad stuff out.

2 mins

Dodgy attidudes

Young men have less awakened views of gender rights than their fathers.

2 mins

Scanning for scams

A new app tackles the fraud epidemic infecting our digital communications.

2 mins

Taking stock

On the day our dear, old sheep Speri'ment lay down and died, our lone apple tree burst into leaf.

3 mins

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Herausgeber: Are-Media

Kategorie: News

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Weekly

The New Zealand Listener is New Zealand’s highest-selling and best-read current affairs magazine. Each week the Listener brings you the latest commentary and insight from award-winning writers and columnists.

An energising read, full of witty insight and award-winning investigative journalism, this is the magazine that has been setting New Zealand’s agenda since 1939.