16th May, 2019The Christchurch Call is a small, welcome step. Here’s what needs to come nextBy Marianne ElliottGuest writer
30th March, 2018Why deleting Facebook isn’t the answerWe should look to a more powerful tool at our disposal, the law itself, writes Marianne ElliotBy Marianne ElliottGuest writer
11th May, 2017Jonathan Coleman’s attack on ‘anti-government’ ActionStation is a smokescreen. And it’s nonsenseThe minister of health has dismissed a report on mental health claiming the authors are ‘left-wing anti-government protesters’. ActionStation’s Marianne Elliott responds.By Marianne ElliottGuest writer
16th February, 2017New Zealand deserves better than fake news and clickbait, and we’re doing something about itMarianne Elliott of ActionStation explains why they're launching a People’s Commission into Public Broadcasting and Media.By Marianne ElliottGuest writer
13th October, 2016The apathy myth: what online activism can teach us about improving voter turnoutOnce again, low voter turnout in local body elections has sparked a round of hand-wringing about the public's lack of political engagement. But is political apathy really the problem, asks Marianne Elliott.By Marianne ElliottGuest writer