Alice Webb-Liddall (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Pikiao) is a staff writer at The Spinoff. Email her on alice@thespinoff.co.nz
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.
Our very quick guide to the education policies on offer this election.
The 2020 Arts Foundation Laureates have been selected, awarding seven outstanding New Zealand artists.
Two years ago, Haider Khan started his te reo Māori journey. Since then, he says, a new world has opened up for him.
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.
'Kei hea tātou? Kei Aotearoa tātou, me te aha, he haepapa tō ngā whakahaere e mahi nei i Aotearoa kia tika, kia pono, kia toitū hoki te mahi tahi ki te Māori, i tōna mana hei tangata whenua.'
Engaging with Te Tiriti o Waitangi isn't mandated in the private sector like it is in the public sector. But businesses are discovering the wealth of knowledge to be found through meaningful engagement with Māori.
One former and one current staff member at Waikato University says structural racism at the institution has been bubbling away for years.
This year's winner of the Callaghan Innovation C-Prize challenge, Zincovery, is trying to recycle New Zealand's galvanising waste.
'Zero Suicide Aotearoa' is the latest report from a cross-party mental health group looking to address these dismal suicide rates.
The only country surveyed with worse childhood obesity statistics than New Zealand was the US.
An ex-Green MP said the announcement goes directly against Green Party education policy.
At least sewing machines are having a great year.
Officially, Auckland playgrounds are closed, but people are still using them because poor signage is making it hard to tell if they're out of bounds or not.
How are schools inside and outside Auckland preparing for the chance of a longer lockdown?
Ngāti Tūwharetoa has just become the first iwi to be approved under the Resource Management Act to take over certain council duties.
The art of op shopping is one that a lot of people have trouble with, but it doesn't have to be so hard.
As more companies focus on e-commerce, the risk that cybercrime poses to both businesses and customers increases..
Unity Studios was meant to open two days before lockdown. A broadband connection meant they still could.
Despite changes made to original plans, a group of rangatahi Māori says the Waikato Regional Theatre is still set to be built on their burial ground.
Mistrust in the government and generational trauma mean Māori communities are more at risk.
Can we please stick to T-shirt cannons and on-field tug-of-war instead of watching strangers smooch?
The support and guidance for this year’s Callaghan Innovation C-Prize finalists proved invaluable as Covid-19 turned the challenge on its head.
