Lans’ Mum’s Bday
Big news at Lans’ household. It was their mother’s birthday. Everyone say happy birthday to her. Lans’ dad spent the night curating disgusting shots to get rid of the shitty alcohol they have accumulated over the years. Lans’ spent most of the night in Kahoot’s with a couple fawning over Lans’ brown leather jacket (it’s […]
THESIS – Do film students have a “better” taste in films?
I’m not sure if readers will find this surprising or not, but on our Nexus editors’ team, 50% of us are screen and media students. Do you want to know what that means? 50% of our team self-diagnoses as having good taste in films. To truly put to the test film student taste vs non-film […]
Editorial – Issue 17 2025
When Toby asked me if I’d like to write the editorial for a ‘newspaper’ theme, my first thought – and words – were ‘Yea, sure.’ And then once I’d left the office and was halfway down the motorway, I was thinking to myself… What the fuck will that look like? The News is something […]
Sports Centre – Issue 17 2025
Christian Horner Departs Red Bull Racing Christian Horner, long time Team Principal of Oracle Red Bull Racing has been fired. I’m aware that this is old news by the time this goes to print, but it remains that no one was expecting this news on a random Wednesday night. There are still so many questions […]
Sports Centre – Issue 16
Top 5 Athletes with Criminal Pasts 5. CHRIS BENOIT Ruby really wanted me to put this guy on here, but she already wrote a whole thing about him, and the WWE is a fake sport anyways. 4. RUSSIAN OLYMPIANS4. RUSSIAN OLYMPIANS 4. RUSSIAN OLYMPIANS It would be hard to get through this list without mentioning […]
Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne was truly a legend. We have all heard the infamous biting a bat’s head off, but Osbourne has done much crazier. In 1981, while in a meeting with CBS Records brass, he supposedly got “pissed off” waiting for his cue from Sharon, that he bit off a head of a dove and spat […]
Medical School Coming to Waikato
On the 21st of July, the government announced $82 million dollars’ worth of funding to create a new medical school at Waikato Uni. The medical school had been in talks for several years and when it was not announced as a part of the budget earlier in the year it seemed unlikely to get the […]
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 efforts, attempting to regain territory […]
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 armed with machetes and knives […]
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 party has relayed from Health […]