Welcome to The Spinoff Books Confessional, in which we get to know the reading habits of Aotearoa writers, and guests. This week: Jackie Lee Morrison, co-host of new lit podcast, Served With Rice.
With government funding drying up and their last staff member forced to resign, the future of Aotearoa's only nationwide self-defence network hangs in the balance.
Storms at home and chaos offshore with 283 days to go.
We have a brand new tool for mental health that isn’t being properly used. To break the taboo, there needs to be a cultural circuit-breaker – like public endorsement from a high-profile sportsperson.
As she bows out of politics, we take a look at the big moments of Judith Collins' career – from Dirty Politics to 'my husband is Samoan, so talofa'.
Chris Bishop was planning to have swung into the decrepit building via wrecking ball by now. What’s the hold-up?
Chris Hipkins is taking cues from the New York mayor’s campaign style. But will it work in New Zealand? <br /> ...
Debate around damage to delicate marine environments quickly turned ugly this month, dredging up attitudes that gave many a sense of déjà vu.
As parliament returns under the shadow of disaster, questions are being raised about resilience and preparedness – but not what went wrong on the Mount.
My husband and I have yet to tire of travelling to Japan. It’s the perfect meeting point for our interests and with each visit I’m reminded of how Japan’s balance of complexity with simplicity, and ...
Audience members as well as people working on shows say in some seats you can’t see parts of the stage, while in others you can peer behind the scenes. And then there are the sore backs, necks and ...
(Warning: contains spoilers for the finale of The Traitors UK).
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