History

Smartphones frequently provide content without context, leaving Gen Z vulnerable to misinformation.

Anzac Day commemorates the tragic Gallipoli campaign and the sacrifice of service personnel who...

Trust has declined steadily in the developed world over some decades; more sharply in recent years.

Communications Coordinator Josiah Brown questions whether the government can fix the societal issues

Tea is not just a drink; it's a cultural ritual that brings people together. So is the coronation...

If hateful speech is criminalised, will it actually improve how New Zealanders behave to each other?

Two years after the Christchurch mosque shootings and with racism rising because of COVID-19

There is a scene in George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, where Winston, the rebellious protagoni...

The more I’ve thought about this, the more frustrated I’ve become; not with the group of studen...

Rowan Light and Bronwyn Wood on the new policies around New Zealand History in schools, education

Back in 2017, just after the inauguration of President Trump, we invited Professor Jeremy Waldron to

Centre specific stories of local places to which we belong, while providing shared contexts of the