Who is Gun City's David Tipple?
The owner of the "world's largest gun store" has long been a pro-gun agitator.
NZ missed gun law opportunities
For almost three decades, successive governments have missed opportunities to tighten gun control.
Extremism 'growing in NZ'
New Zealand has a legacy of white supremacists experts say have become emboldened in recent years.
The art of monsters
Should we listen to Thriller, read James K Baxter or watch Louis C.K without guilt?
What's the Government done for women?
OPINION: Abortion law reform, parental leave; halfway through its term, this Government hasn't done enough.
Is simplifying life actually - complicated?
OPINION: We're all just one skinny teatox away from our best selves, right?
#metooNZ: What has actually changed?
We still don’t really know the full extent of workplace sexual harassment.
Maternity research scrap reaches minister
The Director General of Health will questioned by a government minister over his department's attempt to discredit maternity research.
The inconvenient maternity study
Research suggested problems with maternity care. A government department aligned with the College of Midwives to try and discredit it.
Doctor faces conduct 'charges'
Medical Council's investigation of Wellington GP found breaches of professional and sexual boundaries.
NZ Cricket's shameful silence
OPINION: A budding sportsman treats a woman like an utter piece of trash and now he's a hero. Are we OK with that?
No, it's never 'just another domestic'
OPINION: I stood shivering outside the house. The woman inside had been stabbed 38 times.
Family on the run: Jesse, Gabriel and Dad
"They look dirty" ... "They never have seat belts" ... "They live in a hut in the bush" ... "I heard him whack one of them". Whenever the calls led to a social worker's visit, Fred and the kids did a runner.
A mother without her children
She's not lazy, or entitled. Catherine loves her kids. But all three of them have been taken away.
Thousands taken from mum and dad
Five times per day, every day, the state orders the removal of children from their parents. Is this system working?
Born, then taken from mum
The baby was whisked away at the moment of birth, never to be touched by its mother.
Knowing the whiff of a P-house
Social workers can smell meth cooking, and know how to lift a baby out of its cot to see the bruises.
C-section judgement harmful
OPINION: I plan to have a c-section. I can't wait to flounce off to pilates afterwards.
Horse trainer’s history of assault
Michael Breslin admitted sexually assaulting a young woman - but he was never charged.
Why I love and hate the royal tour
OPINION: This visit has been a real rollercoaster of emotions. It's time for a cup of tea and a lie down.
'He left me in my tears'
Universities are enlisting rape crisis services to combat sexual assault, as stories of dorm room rape pervade #MeToo blog.
The power of being a victim
OPINION: The furore over Christine Blasey Ford shows victimhood has never carried so much weight.
Institutions no place for at-risk youth
State-run institutions are the orphanages of this era, the children's commissioner says
What changes for maternity care?
ANALYSIS: Mothers struggle to find midwives and neonatal death rates have stagnated - so what is being done?
Feminism includes all women
OPINION: It's 125 years since women got the vote, but not all women are equal.
'Improper' relationships ruled out
Guidelines on doctor-patient relationship boundaries are changing, following allegations against a Wellington doctor.
Hinemoa, reincarnated
Once NZ's most sought-after celebrity, Dr Hinemoa Elder is spearheading a path in Māori mental health.
Haere atu, Bob the Builder
OPINION: The journey through Māori immersion education has been challenging, but not for my son.
Her employer supported her alleged rapist
She went to the police. They believed her. That wasn't enough.
Why isn't childcare free, already?
OPINION: If I hear one more argument about whether kids should go to daycare or stay at home, I swear, I'm gonna throw my toys.
So a c-bomb's not OK, rape threats are
OPINION: I wish there was an uproar every time one of my female friends was threatened with horrific sexual violence.
Doctor's relationship 'improper'
A doctor under investigation for alleged sexual relationships with patients fathered a child with the mother of a toddler he treated.
Victims have 'no clear pathway'
Meeting called at Victoria University to discuss change in sexual misconduct policy after student complaints.
Uni accused of bungling harassment complaint
The chemistry tutor told young female students he would strip them naked in the shower.
Other mums don't have to go back
OPINION: Many mums couldn't leave the couch six weeks after a baby, let alone run the country like Jacinda Ardern.
White men of history, stand back
Kiwi scientist Beatrice Tinsley has been belatedly recognised with an obituary in The New York Times.
My doctor pursued me for sex
After escaping a religious cult, Catherine English was just looking for a doctor.
McVeagh a watershed moment
OPINION: Here's to a future where women's safety is prized over men's reputations.
Ex-finance company boss flogging dodgy phones
"I call it my ugly phone," complains customer disappointed by electronics from failed finance company director's door-to-door sales outfit.
Ardern shows world how it's done
OPINION: Nothing about Jacinda Ardern's childbirth is amazing, apart from everything.
Sponsor quits Floating Foundation
The seaborne charity's former supporters feel "let down" by its founder's treatment of women.
I don't care how Jacinda mothers
OPINION: This might be a crazy call, but I reckon Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern can be trusted to make her own mothering decisions.
Inquiry into seaborne charity
The Floating Foundation's website has been taken down after bullying revelations, but founder Craig Koning will not confirm the charity's future.
Trapped in paradise
Those close to Craig Koning call him a Pied Piper, seducing young women with a tropical dream that becomes a nightmare.
Sex and bullying at sea
Women speak out about charity boss' behaviour on a seaborne aid mission to the Pacific.
Warning letter to Midwifery Council
Some midwives fail to give women clear and unbiased information, the Health and Disability Commissioner warns.
McKenzie set for fullback role
Courier van full of firearms 'shocking'
Govt seeks urgent social media advice
Investment funds back calls for social media change
Woman's body retrieved at beach
Walsh: Shameful attack hurts us all
Rejection of extremeness and hate
Barclay failed to get job back
Auckland mosques open doors to public
Business community counts losses
Highlanders still need to rest ABs
Migration hysteria a 'slippery slope'