Todd Scott hosted Lotto in the 90s. He ended up running NZ's most famous business newspaper. And now things have got really weird.
Two conspiracy theories have merged into something very nasty online and into the real world.
The Man Booker prize-winning novel arrives on our screens, but does it make it the transition unscathed?
An excerpt in The Guardian claimed to have discovered the story of the "real Lord of the Flies". It erased the voices of the boys themselves and the Tongan values and knowledge systems that prepared them for survival.
Siouxsie Wiles explains the state of Covid-19 in New Zealand, the risks we face in alert level two, and some simple ways we can keep safe.
What do you do when you’re brown and a white woman you like gets cancelled?
How will a tiny historic town in Central Otago survive the tourism slump?
How an extraordinary communications effort stepped up to help a country judged chronically ill-prepared for a pandemic.
There is art at the hospital, even in intensive care – but the price of seeing it is everything.
While many have taken to channelling their emotions into baking these past weeks, none have nailed it quite like Devoney Scarfe.
With 75 people residents scattered along a remote section of the West Coast, what does the future look like for the town with the famous pancake rocks?
A country in lockdown adds another level of loneliness to death, writes Amberleigh Jack.
Perhaps it's time to ask yourself some hard questions about why you really disapprove so much.
Toby Morris reconnects with Tasia, essential worker.
Grief is an unwanted guest at the best of times, none more so than when you can’t actually have guests.
The pandemic will have a deadly effect on the local industry, writes a former FQ editor – but NZ fashion was already in a fragile state.
The weight of Covid-19 will be very unequally distributed. Duncan Greive writes about where it will land, and how those it hits might come out from under it.
