Alice Webb-Liddall (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Pikiao) is a staff writer at The Spinoff. Email her on alice@thespinoff.co.nz
It's the ranking you’ve all bean waiting for.
The Spinoff asks Vodafone NZ's head of platforms Sharina Nisha how she makes her phone work for her, and the apps she considers crucial.
Bananas are undeniably the best fruit in the world.
New to sailing? With the Prada Cup resuming this weekend, here's how to bluff your way into sounding like a pro.
Can we please stick to T-shirt cannons and on-field tug-of-war instead of watching strangers smooch?
The Spinoff ranks the most boring thing of them all: borers.
Her clothing has been seen on celebrities like Ariana Grande and Kylie Jenner, she has over 150,000 Instagram followers and she's currently working from her bedroom.
The art of op shopping is one that a lot of people have trouble with, but it doesn't have to be so hard.
Burying things under the ground has been a human tradition for thousands of years, but when did 'time capsules' begin?
What were New Zealanders asking their search engines in 2020?
Medicinal cannabis stocks took a dive in the aftermath of the cannabis referendum – here's why.
The first class from the Māoriland MATCH programme are set to graduate today, injecting a fresh cohort of Māori voices into creative tech.
Raiha Cook had visited the University of Otago before she left home to study there, but she wasn't ready for the culture shock of her first year.
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson stood proudly before her supporters on election night in a secondhand suit.
A suburban Auckland property home to hundreds of rabbits is causing a stir with neighbours.
Every Brilliant Thing encourages thoughtful discussion of depression and suicide in a year when people's mental health has been put under heavy pressure.
A Covid-19 vaccine is showing promising signs in trials, and world leaders are excited.
New Zealand is one of the only developed countries still battling rheumatic fever, and new research funding hopes to change that.
A new website makes it easier for iwi groups, trusts and Māori communities to access the statistics that impact their lives.
After receiving a damning screen-time report, Alice Webb-Liddall gave up on social media for two weeks.
Chloé Julian's been giving women support for years under lingerie brands like Stella McCartney and Agent Provocateur – now she's gone solo.
The Spinoff ranks the most boring thing of them all: borers.
After a lockdown spent creating stop motion music videos in their laundry, Sports Team is now nominated for an Aotearoa Music Artisan award.
The best party foods to help you throw an election night shindig, whatever your politics.
Systemic gaps in the health system mean it’s much harder for Māori with eating disorders to access support.
Walk from Karangahape Road to the waterfront and Queen Street will give you a view into the soul of Auckland. Alice Webb-Liddall explored the street's history and how it has shaped the city.
