Tag: New Zealand
Marjorie Sinclair moved to New Zealand from Brazil at 19 years old to improve her English and has never looked back. The DJ has since produced inclusive club nights Church and Rio Funk, and played Pride parties and festivals all over the country. She talks to YOUR ex about...
Jessie Lewthwaite has dating app recommendations for those lucky enough to be ‘new in town.’
I’m lying on my couch, phone in hand, gin in the other, scrolling lazily through a dating app.
I have my video game paused in the background as I actually take time to read girls’ profiles,...
Craig Young questions our legal system's response to drug and alcohol-fuelled crime and asks whether enough detox and rehab programmes are being funded.
My friend Stan Waipouri (1968-2006) didn't make it to forty. He was murdered by two polydrug users, Ashley Arnopp and Andre Gilling, who were sentenced to imprisonment...
PrideNZ.com, a long-running website dedicated to recording and making accessible Aotearoa New Zealand’s Rainbow heritage, has embarked on a project to make its almost 900 audio recordings more AI accessible.
“Access to Generative Artificial Intelligence, for example ChatGPT, over the last year has blossomed” says Gareth Watkins, founder of Pride...
Craig Young believes we are starting to see the legislative and judicial inclusion of people in non-monogamous relationships in New Zealand.
Content warning: This article describes references to sexual assault.
The Health and Disability Commission has just named a counsellor involved in an unsatisfactory and disrespectful attitude toward a woman in...
Historian Gareth Watkins highlights November dates that have had significant impacts on Aotearoa New Zealand’s rainbow communities.
22 November 1973
Rev. Wilfred Ford, President of the Homosexual Law Reform Society, and Professor Jim Robb met with Prime Minister Norman Kirk to advocate for homosexual law reform. The Society had formed six...
A group of powerful synthetic opioids that were first detected in the country just a year ago may have already been linked to several deaths.
A notification released by High Alert late Friday is just the latest in a series of warnings about nitazenes, a family of synthetic opioids that can...
And so, with special votes now counted, National and ACT have lost their overall majority and now seem to be dependent on the good graces (sic) of New Zealand First. What does that mean for us?
Firstly, it seems that our allies in the Greens and Te Pati Maori have...
