Duncan Greive is founder and managing editor of The Spinoff.
Less than a week after its shock decision to ban news, Facebook and the Australian government have the shape of an agreement to restore it.
A truly shocking development in the global pushback against big tech: here's what it means.
Founder and managing editor Duncan Greive explains what The Spinoff is, and how best to use it.
Duncan Greive is joined by Hamish McKenzie, co-founder of Substack to talk about how publishing has changed.
Stuff senior journalist Ali Mau joins Duncan Greive to talk through her work with MeTooNZ and her decades-long career in TV, radio and print journalism.
Summer reissue: Journalist Bernard Hickey on the challenges faced by New Zealand media and why he’s launched a new subscription-only daily email.
John Banks’ comments weren’t an accident – they were the fruit of a deliberate radio strategy.
A visual representation of just how desperate and depraved our housing market has become.
Summer reissue: The Fold's very first guest is back to tell Duncan Greive how she pulled off the media deal of the year.
Summer reissue: The associate editor of The Indian Times on why he believes the media ignores the quarter of our population not born here – and why both parties lose as a result.
Todd Scott hosted Lotto in the 90s. He ended up running NZ's most famous business newspaper. And now things have got really weird.
The pandemic put unbearable pressure on New Zealand’s media, but also saw it gain larger and more engaged audiences than ever before.
The Spinoff was in mortal peril in late March, before its members came to the rescue.
The outgoing director of grassroots community campaigning organisation ActionStation joins Duncan Greive to talk about a busy few years in the job.
A tiny minority of local residents are holding back the joy of hundreds of thousands, and millions in economic benefits.
We have witnessed a hapless coup attempt in the US. Is there a potential for a similar breakdown in New Zealand?
NZ Rugby is in a fascinating situation at the moment, with some big calls to be made over the coming years. This episode, the man in charge of making them talks to Duncan Greive.
After years watching it unfold on social media with a growing envy, Duncan Greive finally hit the road to Beervana 2019.
It’s long past time we stopped accepting that such a volume of leakage is inevitable.
No Filter, a superb new book chronicling Instagram’s rise, reveals more about the pathology of Mark Zuckerberg than anything else.
Journalist Bernard Hickey on the challenges faced by New Zealand media and why he’s launched a new subscription-only daily email.
In their heyday they were invulnerable, but now the likes of Piri Weepu and Eroni Clarke are all too human. That’s what makes Match Fit so compelling.
All his life, Duncan Greive has basically hated his undies and found socks annoying. And then he tried Allbirds underwear.
Melodie Robinson’s career has been one full of remarkable firsts. She joins host Duncan Greive to talk about it on this week’s episode of The Fold.
Sacha Baron-Cohen’s most successful character returns to a pandemic-stricken middle America. The formula is the same, but its impact has radically changed.
Headquarters in the Viaduct is where many National MPs go to celebrate. On Saturday night Act took it over, and with it the energy and vision of the right.
