Aerial view of protestors outside the National Assembly, demanding the impeachment of Yoon Suk Yeol

Huge congratulations to @ChuBailiang on this much-deserved recognition

An insightful analysis of the upcoming 2024 elections, which will have a significant impact on approximately 4 billion people worldwide. I wish they had given the panel a longer times allotment. @ShashiTharoor @peterfrankopan @annafifield #AucklandWritersFestival

This was such fun (and sorry I missed you Dileepa)

More South Korean women are working than ever, but entrenched gender expectations haven’t gone away. Women still bear the brunt of household chores and child care, even in families where both parents work, government statistics show.

"Palestinian journalists have been killed at a staggering rate of at least one a day. Between 34 and 50 have been killed, according to different estimates." The latest from @kfahim https://t.co/MpM0u5gojR

An incredible piece of journalism from @rebtanhs: How Myanmar’s unrelenting airstrikes chase families from camp to camp

Christopher Luxon, likely NZ's next prime minister, has said next to nothing on China. But his mentor John Key has thoughts: “He’s a very, very commercial guy... he will be very conscious of the trading relationship we have” with China. From @MikeMillerDC: https://t.co/viZw4fHxj6

Great to the attend the EQUALIZE Equity discussion series in Wellington today celebrating women in sport, business, culture, and society. Wonderful insight into how these trailblazing women are breaking barriers. ⚽️ #equalizeNZ #eyesonnz

I'm poho kererū to have put Aotearoa, Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Tāmaki Makaurau into the @WashingtonPost https://t.co/kAws1HavaH

There were about 20 seconds between the last Barbados flag being whisked away and New Zealand flags - and the NZ prime minister - sweeping into the Great Hall of the People. I felt like I was in the room with this great @madmanchap report @TheSpinoffTV https://t.co/YXk7EubQq4

This is how all diplomatic readouts should read. https://t.co/iPaCkMNVJp

The shocking thing is... this is not surprising. https://t.co/hFI6kdVshZ

I honestly don’t understand what the big deal is. In political science, a “dictator” is simply a leader selected through undemocratic means who can dictate policy outcomes to a large extent in a country. Many leaders fit this definition and it’s by no means negative

Interest in Asia needs to be backed up with study of languages, culture, experts say - ✊✊ - with great quotes from ⁦@JasonA_Young⁩ & Prof. Natasha Hamilton-Hart.

As a hungry young student, I loved studying Anglo-Saxon poetry, French literature, German, sociolinguistics... I loved the arts and the drama and the music at VUW. It was an incredibly enriching time that set me up well for life. So sad to think future students may be denied this

A huge WHOOP WHOOP for @myhlee and the other @washingtonpost journalists who put together this account of the Halloween stampede in Seoul, and have now won this award for journalistic innovation

How is this for a cool headline? Every major U.S. news organization is now officially helmed by a woman

BREAKING NEWS: High-profile Australian soldier loses ‘war crimes’ defamation case The decision, which went against highly decorated soldier Ben Roberts-Smith, was a victory for three newspapers -- and journalism Down Under, experts said https://t.co/RbUo93sdOS

It was my great honour to congratulate @SamSachdevaNZ on the publication of his excellent book The China Tightrope. I hope this will be a catalyst for some conversations that Aotearoa sorely needs to have about how to deal with the inevitable challenges ahead.