Duncan Greive is founder and managing editor of The Spinoff.
Just a tiny handful of print publications will continue through the lockdown, with only daily newspapers specifically identified as being able to continue. Duncan Greive spoke to publishers of magazines …
The Fold podcast returns for March into a media world transformed by the impact of Covid-19.
New Zealand is currently at level two in the aftermath of two suspected cases of community transmission.
An unscheduled Covid-19 special ran in place of Seven Sharp last night, and it brought out the best in both its participants and the medium itself.
How The Spinoff is dealing with the evolving crisis – and what’s driving our coverage.
Social media giant Facebook has banned a large number of trusted media outlets for posting 'inappropriate content'.
What does the virus mean for an industry already in crisis?
More than 70 stands giving away more than 350 whiskies sounds like a recipe for chaos. Instead, it’s a near-perfect day out.
Private sector news executives have reacted with incredulity and anger to a new RNZ ad campaign attacking their work and business models.
Attention: aspiring writers and reporters.
Six60 are on pace to overtake Pink Floyd for one of the most formidable records in NZ chart history.
New Zealand's game creators are competing for talent with a lavishly subsidised film sector, but they're still finding ways to thrive, says Simon Dasan of Wellington powerhouse A44.
Coronavirus’ harsh impact on New Zealand’s economy starts to reveal itself; Bridges advocates matching Australia’s deportation policies and the Shelly Bay dispute ratchets up.
Plant-based diets add a new item to the rural-urban tension menu, Genesis plans NZ’s biggest solar farm and a major regulatory push on vaping.
Host Duncan Greive is joined by The Spinoff editor Toby Manhire to discuss the dramatic events surrounding RNZ this month on The Spinoff's media podcast, The Fold.
Duncan Greive shares his three philosophies on buying shares in global giants for people who are curious but terrified about investing.
Why the merger of TVNZ and RNZ could spell the beginning of the end for the private sector media in New Zealand.
Sky’s new CEO hasn’t yet been in his job for a year, but has already achieved more than his predecessor did in a decade. Duncan Greive sits down with Martin Stewart to find out whether it has changed Sky’s fate.
Duncan Greive conducts an exit interview with Hal Crawford, the departing news boss at Mediaworks.
Industrial robots can make our cars and planes, but for some reason the sight of a mechanical omelette machine filled Duncan Greive with existential dread.
In the wake of the shocking revelations about Three, Duncan Greive assesses the health of New Zealand’s six big media companies. This story was first published on 20 October, 2019. Winston Peters …
Summer reissue: The bad boy of hospitality is nearing retirement age, yet his capacity for bitter feuds remains undiminished. Duncan Greive meets Leo Molloy, the Viaduct’s best host and worst enemy.
Uber became one of the biggest companies in the world in a few short years. Mike Isaac’s extraordinary Super Pumped shows the world just what it sacrificed for cheap rides.
A new podcast devoted to analysing New Zealand's media as it undergoes the biggest and most troublesome transition in its history.
Looking back on 10 years which saw New Zealand’s media transform from a position of near-limitless power and influence to the deeply humbled reality of today.
At Vodafone HQ on the North Shore, a multinational team is working to build a network which will change New Zealand. Duncan Greive watches the birth of 5G.
