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Vietnam’s bold new(ish) leader lands in NZ today. Here’s what to knowTo Lam, the most powerful Vietnamese leader in decades, arrives in New Zealand today – the latest effort by both sides to diversify partnerships and hedge against an increasingly fractured world order.By Anna Fifield | 12th August, 2026Guest writer
The cost of being: A healthcare worker paying off their mortgage as fast as possible'I give money away to... My parents. They're the whole reason I can call myself successful.'By The Cost of Being | 12th August, 2026Guest writer
Will Luxon’s leadership survive the day?At 9.30am National is holding an emergency caucus meeting to “resolve the issue” of Luxon’s leadership of the party (and the country).By Henry Oliver | 12th August, 2026Bulletin editor
Weighing the risks and rewards of rolling Christopher LuxonIs rolling a sitting prime minister really a viable option three months out from the election?By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 12th August, 2026Politics reporter
The last time a New Zealand prime minister was booted by their own party We're going to need to travel back nearly three decades.By Toby Manhire | 12th August, 2026Editor-at-large
Groundhog Day: Christopher Luxon calls a meeting about his leadership – againThe prime minister's hold on the National leadership is again looking shaky. Here's what you need to know.By Veronica Schmidt | 11th August, 2026Editor
‘Thank goodness I’m doing this now’: Kura Forrester on motherhood after 40The comedian and star of Bryn and Ku's Singles Club on life as a new mum. By Kura Forrester | 11th August, 2026Guest writer
Review: Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant is a slimy and smart local body horrorUnder its gooey surface, this is a skewering of a system still hellbent on controlling women’s bodies. By Alex Casey | 11th August, 2026Senior writer
The story behind Ngā Tamatoa, the Warriors’ history-making hakaBefore their victory over the Panthers on Friday night, the Warriors performed a haka for the first time ever. Here's how it came to be.By Liam Rātana | 11th August, 2026Ātea editor
Chart of the week: The deal with ChristchurchThree Figure.NZ charts offer an insight into the 2011 earthquake's ongoing impact on the Garden City. By The Spinoff | 26th September, 2016Staff writers
Chart of the week: real housewives and ‘real’ workWorking hard or hardly working? A look at who isn't participating in the labour force, and why. By The Spinoff | 19th September, 2016Staff writers
Chart of the week: toot toot, chugga chuggaIs New Zealand a petrolhead nation? A glance at vehicle ownership, and how it's changing.By The Spinoff | 12th September, 2016Staff writers
Chart of the week: the hospitality gameThree Figure.NZ charts offer a snapshot of the people who work in New Zealand restaurants and bars - and where.By The Spinoff | 6th September, 2016Staff writers
Chart of the week: how many women lead NZ businesses?In the second post from our new collaboration with Figure.NZ, a glance at the proportion of women bosses in New Zealand, plus how the numbers look in higher education.By The Spinoff | 29th August, 2016Staff writers