Book Review

The Crown and the Treaty: Back to basics

Legal historian argues good faith was overtaken by events.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 18 Sep 2022

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Inside Russia’s inferiority complex

Historian Orlando Figes analyses Putin’s view of history.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 11 Sep 2022

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The Gonzo journalist and the elusive dictator

One man’s attempt to speak truth to power.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 04 Sep 2022

Book Review

Finlayson’s verdict: The nearly perfect minister

Former Attorney General sums up the John Key years.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 28 Aug 2022

Book Review

Salman and me – encounters with a blasphemer

Hate motivated Rushdie’s attacker but ideas can’t be killed.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 21 Aug 2022

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Two lives at coalface of grocery trade

A home baker and a butcher tell how they did it.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 14 Aug 2022

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Kiwi writers explore Russian experience

Two novels provide insights into the Cold War and after.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 07 Aug 2022

Book Review

Freedom’s struggle ends in big-tech hell

Human rights lawyer puts case for comprehensive controls over the internet.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 31 Jul 2022

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Vienna’s golden age – and its shameful secrets

Kiwi traveller explores Austrian capital’s history of fascinating contrasts.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 24 Jul 2022

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