OpinionHow the Great Walk booking challenge left me baffled and fumingWhile thousands of 'eager Kiwi' trampers miss out, private companies appear to be snapping up places in our taxpayer-funded DOC huts.By Fiona Farrell | 7th July, 2021Guest writer
Fiona Farrell: Library books were our way out, our way upAs libraries evolve, some things stay the same. By Fiona Farrell | 27th May, 2021Guest writer
Lockdown letters #30, Fiona Farrell: There is no going back to normalBy Fiona Farrell | 25th April, 2020Guest writer
OpinionLockdown letters #25, Fiona Farrell: On the sacrifices of great leadersThe greatest leaders from history have made sacrifices in times of need. A look at who, now, is doing that for us.By Fiona Farrell | 20th April, 2020Guest writer
Lockdown letters #20, Fiona Farrell: When fiction falls backWhen fiction and reality collide, asking 'What if?' takes on a new meaning.By Fiona Farrell | 15th April, 2020Guest writer
Lockdown letters #15, Fiona Farrell: Read all about it in The Daily ChirpResponding to sudden, shocking change requires a double lens. Thank goodness for newspapers, real and imagined.By Fiona Farrell | 10th April, 2020Guest writer
Lockdown letters #10, Fiona Farrell: On Ardern and kindnessFiona Farrell on Jacinda Ardern and leadership.By Fiona Farrell | 5th April, 2020Guest writer
Lockdown letters #5, Fiona Farrell: Citadels under siege, againAm I anxious? Of course I am.By Fiona Farrell | 31st March, 2020Guest writer