Society

Self-Determination and The Struggle: Kyle Powys Whyte on Standing Rock
Read Time: 21 mins
David Hall talks to Citizen Potawatomi Nation philosopher...
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Society
Self-Determination and The Struggle: Kyle Powys Whyte on Standing Rock
By David Hall
The Women’s March: The most conservative protest I’ve been on?
Read Time: 5 mins
Tze Ming Mok on fighting for the status quo, child...
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Society
The Women’s March: The most conservative protest I’ve been on?
By Tze Ming Mok
Caught in the thirst trap: White gaze on black bodies
Read Time: 12 mins
Lana Lopesi outlines the politics of sexual fantasies...
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Society
Caught in the thirst trap: White gaze on black bodies
By Lana Lopesi
Mormons, Curses, and Papālangi Visitations: New Zealand's Evolving Kava Culture
Read Time: 13 mins
Harrison Christian joins a kava circle in Hamiton...
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Mormons, Curses, and Papālangi Visitations: New Zealand's Evolving Kava Culture
By Harrison Christian
Hollow Homes and Speculated Spaces
Read Time: 13 mins
Melissa Harrison on the changing meaning of 'home'....
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Society
Hollow Homes and Speculated Spaces
By Melissa Harrison
Let Them Eat Cake: On Playing At Poverty
Read Time: 12 mins
Saziah Bashir on solving poverty by pretending to...
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Society
Let Them Eat Cake: On Playing At Poverty
By Saziah Bashir
On forgiveness
Read Time: 15 mins
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Screen
On forgiveness
By Doug Dillaman
Haunted fibre: exorcising technology through horror
Read Time: 14 mins
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Screen
Haunted fibre: exorcising technology through horror
By Eleanor Woodhouse
Canary in the Mine: The Artist as a Wary Spectator
Read Time: 9 mins
Emma Smith on a masterwork by Titian and what it means...
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Art
Canary in the Mine: The Artist as a Wary Spectator
By Emma Smith
Two Utopias
Read Time: 24 mins
Gareth Shute on two deceptively different futures...
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Society
Two Utopias
By Gareth Shute
A Lonely Life: At the Threshold of the World
Read Time: 26 mins
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Literature
A Lonely Life: At the Threshold of the World
By Max Harris
Review: Don't Dream It's Over
Read Time: 14 mins
Joe Nunweek on Freerange Press's roundtable on the...
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Society
Review: Don't Dream It's Over
By Joe Nunweek
Forget the glass ceiling, there’s asbestos in the walls
Read Time: 12 mins
Ferocious, sharp and unapologetic, Boys Will Be Boys...
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Theatre
Forget the glass ceiling, there’s asbestos in the walls
By Rosabel Tan
This Dust Makes That Mud
Read Time: 11 mins
On the skeeviest defamation trial of 2016 and its...
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Society
This Dust Makes That Mud
By Joe Nunweek
Gloriavale: The Other Side, From the Inside
Read Time: 11 mins
Melissa Harrison on the irresponsibly soft treatment...
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Society
Gloriavale: The Other Side, From the Inside
By Melissa Harrison
The Housing War Is A Class War
Read Time: 10 mins
Why the war for Auckland is rooted in historical violence...
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Society
The Housing War Is A Class War
By Ella Grace McPherson-Newton and Vanessa Cole
By Your Place in the World, I Will Know Who You Are
Read Time: 16 mins
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Society
By Your Place in the World, I Will Know Who You Are
By Tina Makereti
Of War And Guilt
Read Time: 10 mins
Ben Stanley on the passing of his journalism muse....
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Society
Of War And Guilt
By Ben Stanley
The Len Lye Centre: A Pilgrimage
Read Time: 9 mins
Leo Thomas makes a pilgrimage to New Plymouth's Len...
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Society
The Len Lye Centre: A Pilgrimage
By Leo Thomas
Living On A Planet With An Expiration Date
Read Time: 21 mins
Carys Goodwin on running out of time.
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Society
Living On A Planet With An Expiration Date
By Carys Goodwin
Navigating the waters of Māori broadcasting
Read Time: 31 mins
Mihingarangi Forbes on the challenges of telling and...
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Society
Navigating the waters of Māori broadcasting
By Mihingarangi Forbes
Fire
Read Time: 23 mins
Justine Jungersen-Smith on parenthood and anxiety....
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Society
Fire
By Justine Jungersen-Smith
What's The Frequency, Steven?
Read Time: 39 mins
Sam McChesney on how a politician built a radio empire...
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Music
What's The Frequency, Steven?
By Sam McChesney
Wild Grey Yonder: Psychiatry, Stoicism and The Sopranos
Read Time: 8 mins
Dan Kelly considers his mental health through the...
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Society
Wild Grey Yonder: Psychiatry, Stoicism and The Sopranos
By Dan Kelly
Young Mums, the Arts Ecology, and 'Being Radical'
Read Time: 8 mins
Lana Lopesi on being an artist and being a mother,...
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Art
Young Mums, the Arts Ecology, and 'Being Radical'
By Lana Lopesi
When The Mist Clears: Nepal's Unnatural Disaster
Read Time: 13 mins
Florence Reynolds on visiting the harsh reality of...
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Society
When The Mist Clears: Nepal's Unnatural Disaster
By Florence Reynolds
Safety In Numbers: Poly Twitter and Carving Out Digital Space
Read Time: 10 mins
Lana Lopesi on how the Pacific diaspora took to Twitter...
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Screen
Safety In Numbers: Poly Twitter and Carving Out Digital Space
By Lana Lopesi
An Absurd Reading of Clickbait
Read Time: 15 mins
Matthew Crookes explores the cultural and philosophical...
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Society
An Absurd Reading of Clickbait
By Matthew Crookes
From the Archives: The Thing About Culture Vultures
Read Time: 17 mins
Roger Horrocks on 'difficult' contemporary art, its...
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Society
From the Archives: The Thing About Culture Vultures
By Roger Horrocks
The Humanity of Both
Read Time: 10 mins
Do you need to walk in someone else's shoes to appreciate...
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Society
The Humanity of Both
By Philip McKibbin
Believing in 'New Zealand': The South Island Myth revisited
Read Time: 31 mins
Michael Grimshaw on three Southern writers in the...
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Literature
Believing in 'New Zealand': The South Island Myth revisited
By Michael Grimshaw
The Changing of the Seas: Notes from the Pacific Arts Association Symposium
Read Time: 15 mins
Lana Lopesi goes to a symposium of the Pacific, but...
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Art
The Changing of the Seas: Notes from the Pacific Arts Association Symposium
By Lana Lopesi