Society

Toi moko in Toi Art: A Harbinger for a Conversation
Read Time: 14 mins
Repatriation researcher, Amber Aranui, considers the...
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Art
Toi moko in Toi Art: A Harbinger for a Conversation
By Amber Aranui
Re-evaluating Values: An Open Letter to Creative New Zealand Regarding Exhibition Attendants at the Biennale Arte
Read Time: 11 mins
Francis McWhannell on the underpaid opportunity of...
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Art
Re-evaluating Values: An Open Letter to Creative New Zealand Regarding Exhibition Attendants at the Biennale Arte
By Francis McWhannell
Hidden Women
Read Time: 19 mins
Sarah Jane Barnett on the complexities and intricacies...
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Society
Hidden Women
By Sarah Jane Barnett
Museums, Non-Neutrality and Writing Histories: An Interview with Sean Mallon
Read Time: 19 mins
Lana Lopesi talks to Sean Mallon about the responsibilities...
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Art
Museums, Non-Neutrality and Writing Histories: An Interview with Sean Mallon
By Lana Lopesi
Borders, Divisions and the Space Between: Three Writers on Borders
Read Time: 20 mins
Fair Borders? editor David Hall talks about borders...
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Literature
Borders, Divisions and the Space Between: Three Writers on Borders
By David Hall
The Difficult History and Precarious Future of the PACE Programme
Read Time: 34 mins
Amidst a crumbling national arts scene, Adam Goodall...
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Theatre
The Difficult History and Precarious Future of the PACE Programme
By Adam Goodall
Invisible Barriers: Illiteracy in Aotearoa
Read Time: 11 mins
One in every four people in Aotearoa struggles with...
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Society
Invisible Barriers: Illiteracy in Aotearoa
By Isa Pearl Ritchie
Symptoms of a Sick Society: The Growing Female Prison Population
Read Time: 11 mins
So how can we think about crime differently?
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Society
Symptoms of a Sick Society: The Growing Female Prison Population
By Pantograph Punch
Failing to Care: NZ's Public Health System and our Transgender Communities
Read Time: 22 mins
“If you’re basically afraid of the health system,...
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Society
Failing to Care: NZ's Public Health System and our Transgender Communities
By Maria Yeonhee Ji
So, You Want to be the “Largest Polynesian City in the World”?
Read Time: 12 mins
We’re not your interesting cousins you get to pull...
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Society
So, You Want to be the “Largest Polynesian City in the World”?
By Lana Lopesi
The Political Celebrity and the Politics of Celebrity in Aotearoa
Read Time: 17 mins
Brand Key is infiltrating your media coverage, and...
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Society
The Political Celebrity and the Politics of Celebrity in Aotearoa
By Lillian Hanly
Critical Infrastructures
Read Time: 17 mins
In an environment where we are starving for criticism...
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Society
Critical Infrastructures
By Lana Lopesi
Into the Unknown: Changes at The Pantograph Punch
Read Time: 10 mins
The Pantograph Punch are excited to announce a new...
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Society
Into the Unknown: Changes at The Pantograph Punch
By Pantograph Punch
A PhD in Trauma
Read Time: 9 mins
PhDs are notoriously gruelling, but throw personal...
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Society
A PhD in Trauma
By Pantograph Punch
What's left of the Mugabe way?
Read Time: 11 mins
Where are the traces of Robert Mugabe? Murdoch Stephens...
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Society
What's left of the Mugabe way?
By Murdoch Stephens
Summer Reading Series: How To Die by Jo Randerson
Read Time: 20 mins
New fiction, non-fiction and poetry by Aotearoa writers...
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Literature
Summer Reading Series: How To Die by Jo Randerson
By Jo Randerson
Invisible and Indivisible: Going Beyond the Exhibition
Read Time: 31 mins
Chloe Geoghegan shines a spotlight on New Zealand'...
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Art
Invisible and Indivisible: Going Beyond the Exhibition
By Chloe Geoghegan
Maranga Mai Ngāpuhi!
Read Time: 13 mins
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Society
Maranga Mai Ngāpuhi!
By Sandy Wakefield
The One-Day Spin: A Chat With Sarah and Catherine Delahunty
Read Time: 19 mins
Adam Goodall catches up with two indomitable sisters...
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Theatre
The One-Day Spin: A Chat With Sarah and Catherine Delahunty
By Adam Goodall
Writing on the Wall? Fascism and Antifa Presence on the Streets of Eastern Europe.
Read Time: 16 mins
Murdoch Stephens travelled through Eastern Europe...
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Society
Writing on the Wall? Fascism and Antifa Presence on the Streets of Eastern Europe.
By Murdoch Stephens
The Silent Killing Ground: Abortion in Aotearoa
Read Time: 13 mins
In this essay, Justine Whitfield tells the story of...
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Literature
The Silent Killing Ground: Abortion in Aotearoa
By Justine Whitfield
The Right To The City: Against And Beyond
Read Time: 19 mins
Melissa Harrison on the modern city as a contested...
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Society
The Right To The City: Against And Beyond
By Melissa Harrison
Why Can't We All Just Get Along? The Literature Edition
Read Time: 32 mins
Tusiata Avia, Vaughan Rapatahana, and Maria McMillan...
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Literature
Why Can't We All Just Get Along? The Literature Edition
By Pantograph Punch
Redefining ‘refugee’: The resettled community and the art of be-coming
Read Time: 15 mins
Georgina Langdon-Pole on an Auckland exhibition's...
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Art
Redefining ‘refugee’: The resettled community and the art of be-coming
By Georgina Langdon-Pole
Interim
Read Time: 7 mins
Distracting you from our nation's political discomfort...
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Literature
Interim
By Laura Borrowdale
Six Books to help you feel less alone on World Mental Health Day
Read Time: 9 mins
Six Books to help you feel less alone on World Mental...
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Literature
Six Books to help you feel less alone on World Mental Health Day
By Sarah Jane Barnett
The Price of Caring
Read Time: 6 mins
"You can’t have your gays and eat them too."
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Society
The Price of Caring
By Matt Harnett
The Tango Lesson
Read Time: 35 mins
Sarah Webster learns to let go in seventeen lessons...
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Literature
The Tango Lesson
By Sarah Webster
One Strange People, And Another: Dame Anne Salmond on Tears of Rangi
Read Time: 20 mins
David Hall speaks to Dame Anne Salmond about her new...
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Literature
One Strange People, And Another: Dame Anne Salmond on Tears of Rangi
By David Hall
Migration, Opportunity and Betrayal - A Personal Retrospective
Read Time: 19 mins
Pasan Jayasinghe and Sahanika Ratnayake on seeing...
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Society
Migration, Opportunity and Betrayal - A Personal Retrospective
By Pasan Jayasinghe and Sahanika Ratnayake
In Defence of Pacific Sexual Minorities: Why Israel Folau is no Hero
Read Time: 10 mins
Opinion or bigotry? Patrick Thomsen lets you know...
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Society
In Defence of Pacific Sexual Minorities: Why Israel Folau is no Hero
By Patrick Thomsen
Protesting, Sitting Alone, Talking Nicely: On Politics, Writing and Science
Read Time: 18 mins
After attending the March for Science in April 2017...
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Literature
Protesting, Sitting Alone, Talking Nicely: On Politics, Writing and Science
By Tim Corballis