Nicole Skews-Poole is an activist, freelancer, parent and animal wrangler based in Wellington. She works in community services, politics and tech and is an exec member of ALRANZ (alranz.org)
The cannabis referendum debate is deeply personal for some people. Nicole Skews-Poole details the agonising role weed played in her father's life.
With the announcement that Labour is moving towards abortion law reform, New Zealand is gearing up to talk about a topic that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. So how can we move past the discomfort towards a law that works?
Renters owning dogs is a divisive issue, especially among landlords. But what happens when your landlord is the government?
Charles Arthur Allen Aberhart was 37 when he died in 1964, the victim of a gay hate crime that would later inspire the New Zealand homosexual law reform movement. His relative Nicole Skews-Poole tells his story.
