Look, sometimes there just isn’t that much small town short news, alright? It isn’t every week that someone makes a bonfire out of shit, or the clock in Te Kuiti stops working. Sometimes it’s just gonna be people talking about the weather, and you’re just gonna have to accept it.
You know, I’m starting to think that our relationship is becoming toxic. I do so much for you, and what do I get in return? I read a 140 page legal document for you. I watched a two and a half hour Council meeting for you, just so I could
Fair warning: this piece contains discussion of abuse. Tread lightly. See the bottom of this story for resources x It was only a few short weeks ago when journalist David Farrier first broke the story of a long held open secret – ARISE Church are using teenagers to provide excessive
Farmers in the Waikato are worried after several fall were found at properties in Tamahere. The pest insects, known by moth nerds as spodoptera frugiperda, are known for the speed in which they destroy crops in the later stages of their lifecycle, and have been observed travelling distances of up
Sure, you can read any of the other weekly headline sum-ups if you like – but where else would you find such raw, in depth analysis, such biassed and opinionated takes, such a beautiful grasp on the English language, such hilarious quips, and barely any coverage of the actual big
In true Music Month tradition, I wanted to feature a band that’s near and dear to our hearts. A face that may seem familiar, Qualms is a band containing our very own Jared Ipsen of Nexus News fame. Sitting down with his band, we wanted to get a better understanding
Nexus sat down with Chlöe Swarbrick to discuss the recent People’s Inquiry into Student Wellbeing. Our news editor Jared Ipsen engaged in the kōrero as we express our support for the inquiry and what it stands for. Kei te pai. Give it a watch and make sure you fill out
While you’re on break doing whatever it is that you do (vaping and watching Netflix) we’ve been hard at work, reading the news so you don’t have to. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nexus Media (@nexusmedia_nz) Aotearoa’s Director-General of Health, Ashley Bloomfield, has resigned.
Yesterday I was at the bus stop when I looked over and saw someone reading Small Town Short News. I wonder what they were thinking – did they love it? Did they hate it? Were they dreaming of stretching their cramped legs in endless seas of perennial ryegrass? Were they
Ahh, April – the days are getting darker, the air is growing colder, and the fog is starting to penetrate every part of our mind, body and soul until we, too, are a grey mass of dampness. Don’t you love Autumn? Anyway, here’s some news I guess: View this