Chris Schulz is The Spinoff's features editor.
Offshore touts are trying to flog off expensive tickets to concerts all over NZ. And sometimes those tickets may not even exist.
Back in the Coc-kroft days, it was running around on a beach. Now, it’s towers, mazes, blindfolds and giant slingshots.
With an increased demand for wastewater testing in order to monitor the spread of Covid-19, ESR scientists are feeling the pressure.
No one can go to a big gig right now, but a 2020 concert by The Beths has become the lockdown movie experience the country needs. How'd that happen?
Stuck in level four, Aucklanders are smashing deep-fried dough balls into their faces like never before.
It’s only 1000 metres – but this cycling challenge is harder than it seems.
Can you perfect Peach's Hot Chicken's secret recipe at home?
Delta, alert levels and MIQ stand between Hamish Pinkham and his big new summer festival plans.
He's danced for Rihanna and Beyonce, and DJs at major music festivals. Now Lance Savali is set to be Celebrity Treasure Island's breakout star.
The owner of Auckland’s mothballed venue says he may have to pull the plug - this time for good.
Orangutans are FaceTiming, meerkats are eating their breakfast mice and macaws are performing to crowds of zero.
Craving a flat white? You’re not alone, but one barista says your crappy lockdown coffees can be improved.
A Christchurch crew confronted a logistical nightmare to create two hours of live TV for children during a level four lockdown. How?
'Oh my gosh. What the heck? I don't know how I'm going to do this by myself.'
A life-long board game hater braves his over-stuffed games cupboard in an attempt to bond with his family during lockdown. It doesn't go well.
An incendiary freestyle rap battle on Taskmaster NZ has helped thrust David Correos towards the mainstream, a place he never thought he'd be.
In a world full of pop facsimiles, Lorde has emerged older, wiser, more confident and entirely carefree.
What's fuelling The Project? Cats, pizza, and the desire to dethrone a dynasty.
We gave them Wellington Paranormal, but, when it comes to Taika Waititi’s latest TV series, America is holding out on us.
We wanted a new car. What we got was a serving of sexism straight from the 1970s.
New Zealand journalists based in Tokyo say covering this year's extraordinary Olympics is "fun, strange, uncertain and exciting."
Traditional press conferences can be ultra-boring time-wasters for everyone involved. But when musos front up, all bets are off.
American TV critics are struggling to understand the gentle Kiwi-ness of Wellington Paranormal.
Trying to nab tickets for Lorde's New Zealand tour? It pays to watch where you're buying your tickets from, says Chris Schulz.
Why we shouldn't mourn the loss of the Logan Campbell Centre.
