Kiwi Unity 5000-Word Article Prompt
Title: [Insert article title here]
Series: The Big Picture – How New Zealand Fits Together
Word Count: Approximately 5,000 words
Instruction:
Write a complete, professionally structured, educational article for Kiwi Unity, following the same format, tone, and depth as the previous Big Picture pieces.
It must be written in clear New Zealand English (use “-ise/-isation” spellings), neutral in tone, factual yet engaging, and aimed at helping adults understand how New Zealand’s systems, values, and institutions work together.
Structure and Headings:
Use numbered sections as below. Each section must have substance (several paragraphs) and flow naturally into the next.
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Introduction – Set the scene, define the main idea, and explain why it matters.
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Origins: The Past – Explain the historical background or foundations that shaped the topic.
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Systems in Practice: The Present – Describe how the system or idea operates today, who’s involved, and how it affects daily life.
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Forces of Change: The Future – Explore new challenges, technology, global influences, and emerging issues.
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Tensions and Trade-offs – Discuss competing priorities or conflicts within the system (e.g. freedom vs wellbeing, growth vs sustainability).
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Case Study or Example – Illustrate with a real NZ situation or reform that shows the issue in action.
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Impact on New Zealanders – Explain how it shapes people’s lives, rights, or opportunities.
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Comparisons and Lessons – Briefly compare with another country or model and what NZ can learn.
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Where We’re Heading – Outline likely directions or reforms in the next decade.
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Summary & Reflection – Tie together insights and reaffirm the importance of understanding this part of NZ’s system.
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Quick Q&A Summary – End with FAQ that summarises key ideas in plain language.
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Key Takeaway – One short paragraph that captures the core message and reinforces the Kiwi Unity theme of Truth → Understanding → Unity.
Tone & Style:
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Use accessible but intelligent language — similar to RNZ, The Conversation, or NZ Geographic.
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Avoid political bias or slang.
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Include Māori concepts where relevant (e.g. whakapapa, manaakitanga, kaitiakitanga).
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Write for comprehension, not persuasion.
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Integrate examples and comparisons naturally — do not list them mechanically.
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Ensure logical flow between sections.
- Use number like 5. & 5.1
Final Output:
Deliver the full 5,000-word article in one complete response with all headings included and formatted as markdown (### for main headings, #### for subsections where needed).
KIWI UNITY Philosophy
We explain New Zealand as a nation of many stories.
By knowing how things work, we grow trust — and unity.