Issue 17 / 58
Joseph Laybourn

The fires of war in Sudan

The fires of war in Sudan continue to rage, with the frontline shifting from the capital, moving west into the oil-rich region of Kordofan. The Rapid Support forces (RSF) have been making advances into the region for the past few months, with the Sudan Armed forces (SAF) now redoubling their

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Issue 16 / 58
Maia Jones

Man Killed in Street Fight in Hamilton

A 20-year-old man died in hospital after a street fight in central Hamilton on Saturday the 19th. The fight was between two groups, one person was killed, and three other people were injured. The other three people have injuries ranging from moderate to serious. Witnesses reported seeing carloads of people

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Issue 16 / 58
Amira Stephenson

Care for Stale, Pale, and Male Only

As part of the recent budget crackdowns, the government has gutted funding for certain wards at Wellington hospital—namely ones responsible for women’s care. To make room for an overwhelmed emergency department, Christopher Luxon’s government has taken away a number of maternity beds and cancer services. A statement from the Labour

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Issue 16 / 58
Amira Stephenson

ChatGPT’s  AutoBiography

At the start of July, the Ministry for Science and Technology in New Zealand unveiled the government’s new AI future pathways strategy—a framework that was created with the help of AI. The framework, which is intended to outline a plan for safe use of AI in the public sector, has

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Issue 16 / 58
Lans McGall

Is Crime a Race Issue?

IS CRIME TRULY AN INDIVIDUAL ISSUE, OR IS IT FUNDAMENTALLY LINKED TO ISSUES OF RACE AND STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY? Introduction:Discussions about crime often focus on personal choices or isolated incidents, yet a deeper examination of crime statistics across colonised and/or diverse countries uncovers persistent racial patterns that demand attention. Data from

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Issue 15 / 58
Riley Hunt

Jeffrey Epstein Files Don’t Exist?

As someone who says the pledge of allegiance at the crack of dawn whilst blushing at my bald eagle poster, I AM SO GLAD TRUMP REVEALED THAT THOSE SCARY FILES DONT EXIST! I’m so happy I supported the beautiful bill.  Alright but in all seriousness, I think everyone with all

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Issue 15 / 58
Maia Jones

Trump and the Royals

Donald Trump has announced the dates for his state visit to the Royals in the UK. He will be visiting from the 17th-19th September. This will be his second state visit to the UK, he was previously invited to Buckingham Castle in 2019. It is unlikely that he will address

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Issue 15 / 58
Toby Brockelbank

STAR WAAAAHHHHS: What have the Geeks Become?

We can all picture a geek, no matter how inaccurate the caricature might be. The archetype has persisted, pimple faced and spectacled, through the public consciousness. But when you look outside… WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE GEEKS? We put out a question asking people if they consider themselves geeks, which

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Issue 14 / 58
Lans McGall

Tensions in Iran

Tensions in Iran remain high as the country grapples with the aftermath of recent Israeli airstrikes on its nuclear facilities. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian confirmed that Iran cannot access certain key nuclear sites, contradicting earlier reports that downplayed the damage. Despite this, Iranian officials continue to dispute claims from the

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