The Christchurch Call is a small, welcome step. Here’s what needs to come nextBy Marianne Elliott | 16th May, 2019Guest writer
Why deleting Facebook isn’t the answerWe should look to a more powerful tool at our disposal, the law itself, writes Marianne ElliotBy Marianne Elliott | 30th March, 2018Guest writer
Jonathan 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 Elliott | 11th May, 2017Guest writer
New 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 Elliott | 16th February, 2017Guest writer
The 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 Elliott | 13th October, 2016Guest writer