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The best of The Spinoff this week
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The calculus of supply and demand has driven WMBAD to abandon humour and focus instead on hot takes
The On The Rag podcast team – Michele A'Court, Alex Casey and Leonie Hayden – look back at the lady ads that made them the women they are today.
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To celebrate 125 years of women's suffrage in Aotearoa today, Jacinda Ardern edited a special commemorative edition of The NZ Herald.
James Mustapic is back to rank Air New Zealand's safety videos from worst to best.
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John Campbell will tonight present his final show as Checkpoint host. Emily Writes explains why he is a basket of kittens and how she loves everything about him.
Unhappy with Newsroom's coverage of him in recent weeks, Sir Ray Avery has filed a complaint with NetSafe, whose decision on the complaint may be a landmark one.
Our queer and women comics have been charging hard ahead and spotlighting the industry's issues with gender and sexuality.
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This weekend, at hundreds of churches around New Zealand, congregations will offer up a prayer for the media. Why?
From the Big Save lady, to ASB's Goldstein, to a very young Taika Waititi selling sweets – these are the TV ads that made James Mustapic the man he is today.
New Zealanders have woken up to a topsy turvy world this morning, with normally annoying commentators Mark Richardson and Mike Hosking talking a lot of sense, reports Hayden Donnell.
Remember Animorphs? The book where children turn into animals and save the world? Charlie O'Mannin does - because he just read all 54 of them in five days. This is his story.
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A glaring lack of representation in Hollywood means Crazy Rich Asians still feels quietly revolutionary in a #woke 2018, writes Keren Sim.
