Before becoming Executive Director of Maxim, Tim was an award-winning journalist working in print, radio and television. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian and Newsweek.com. He was TVNZ’s first US Correspondent, and has also been a business development manager, and an English teacher. Tim has written three novels, one of which, Their Faces Were Shining, was a finalist in the New Zealand Post Book Awards. He is married to Rachel; they have three sons: Roman, Felix and Wilfred
The new Data and Statistics Bill will turn Statistics NZ into a "data broker." Tim Wilson reacts...
In a land once known for rugby, racing and beer, the boozy tide seems to be turning. Just last week,
Protests erupted in New Zealand following news that abortion case, Roe vs. Wade, may be revoked.
Many local councils are hearing from disgruntled constituents on a regular basis. What's the answer?
Division is the motif of the moment. Protesters remain camped outside of Parliament, ignored by many
Vaccine mandates are clearly affecting these protesters' lives, jobs, and businesses already.
Supply chains are broken, that much is clear. After each lockdown, the hankering for consumer goods
As we head into a COVID Christmas, the season feels anything but festive. Disunity is the refrain.
I have real misgivings about downloading the Government-issued COVID vaccine passport. I wonder if
Everyone is saying the National party is wounded right now. What does this mean for Labour?
The COVID Select Committee is necessary to try to counter the loss of Parliament's normal function.
If hateful speech is criminalised, will it actually improve how New Zealanders behave to each other?
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