Jihee Junn
Jihee Junn is a staff writer at The Spinoff. Email her on jihee@thespinoff.co.nz

The Happy Place is pure, unadulterated Instagram fodder
Come for the colour, the confetti, the ‘gram – but don’t expect a whole lot more than that.
Jihee Junn is a staff writer at The Spinoff. Email her on jihee@thespinoff.co.nz
Come for the colour, the confetti, the ‘gram – but don’t expect a whole lot more than that.
Auckland Zoo on the gutting decision behind the move – and why it's in the best interests of the elephants' long-term future.
Why do we need a minimum wage, and is $20 too much or too little?
For almost three years, Onzo’s black and yellow fleet provided an accessible and affordable two-wheel option. Then it disappeared.
We round up the key legislative changes affecting people's wallets starting Thursday, April 1.
From travelling the world interviewing business titans to defending himself from aggrieved investors, the story of Jake Millar and Unfiltered is a true jaw-dropper.
The steep decline and rapid recovery of KiwiSaver balances took many by surprise. So what made the difference?
'It’s pretty ironic they’re called NZ Spirit Festival when it feels very out of the New Zealand spirit to do this.'
Here’s what you need to know about the revamped food delivery service.
Go wants users to put down their phones and interact with people in real life, which meant having to make an unexpected change of plans.
The American lunch meat has a special place on dining tables halfway across the world, from the Philippines to Japan to South Korea.
The business has been sold and its founder is off to sub-Saharan Africa, what now?
He’s been popping up all over central and south Auckland, and his moves have found him local TikTok fame. So who is this mysterious dancer?
Our guide to stopping procrastinating and actually (finally) getting on top of investing. Because there’s a good chance that if you’re reading this, you don’t know a single thing about it.
How to stop procrastinating and actually (finally) get on top of investing. Because there’s a good chance that if you’re reading this, you don’t know a single thing about it.
Homeownership has long been touted as the great Kiwi dream, but not everyone’s looking for a permanent fix.
Recapping the highs and lows of 12 turbulent months.
It’s the most lucrative time of the year for retailers but a myriad of problems is threatening to change that.
We've all bought or received gifts we know are never going to be used, which is why The Good Registry has created a way to channel those wasted funds into making a difference.
In the same way we gig our cars or gig our spare bedrooms, we could soon be able to gig our data.
Black Friday deals aren't always what they seem.
With a Covid-19 vaccine potentially on the horizon, here's how the markets reacted to the news.
You’ve heard of Black Friday, you’ve heard of Cyber Monday, but have you ever heard of mega shopping bonanza Singles' Day? If not, here’s what you need to know about Double 11.
Which side spent more and why? Jihee Junn crunches the numbers and finds some misleading claims along the way.
All the latest from the 2020 US election and New Zealand, updated throughout the day.
Think you know an energy provider who delivers 100% renewable power to its customers? Think again.