The first day of Electric Avenue was a smorgasbord of local legends and international superstars, but nothing could top a Split Enz reunion. 

Grishma is a local legend but she's refused to give The Spinoff an interview for a decade. Mad Chapman settles for writing this review.

The prime minister must stop saying nojo to mojo to growjo out of his lowjo.

It's one thing to protect the book industry. It's another to ensure people keep reading. 

It's the second time the party has scrapped one of its flagship members' bills to make way for a new one.

It was a good week for the major gentailers, which posted a combined profit of $1.85 billion. That’s good for the New Zealand public, which owns 51% of the four companies, and is bad for the New Zealand public, which makes up 100% of their customers. 

Beach reads for the dying days of summer.

If it’s good enough for the mayor, it’s good enough for me.

Who’s defending, who’s rising, and where to watch as the race to Hopuhopu begins.