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Chart of the WeekOctober 25, 2016

Chart of the Week: are unions losing the young?

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Are unions in New Zealand dwindling? With unions trending towards older workers, they may very well be.

How much sport is too much sport? And which sports matter the most?

How much sport is too much sport? And which sports matter the most?

There’s so much sport in the news, we're fighting over it.

By Henry Oliver | 22nd July, 2026

Bulletin editor

Just a few of the athletes representing New Zealand at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games

Jump scare: The Commonwealth Games start in 48 hours

Everything you need to know to jump on the Team NZ bandwagon.

By Madeleine Chapman | 22nd July, 2026

Contributing editor

Just some of the writers appearing at this year’s WORD Christchurch festival in September.

What not to miss at WORD Christchurch 2026

From Dave Dobbyn to small presses to memoir, WORD Christchurch packs a punch.

By Claire Mabey | 21st July, 2026

Protest messages on firetrucks as the fleet delay drags on

Fenz bosses grilled as fleet crisis inquiry returns to parliament

MPs failed to hide their frustration with Fire and Emergency NZ, with one prodding board members to resign.

By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 21st July, 2026

Politics reporter

Season two of Bryn & Ku’s Singles Club sees the pair tasked with parenting for a day.

Babysitting, a ball and a glass door. What could go wrong?

We stand in solidarity with Bryn and Ku’s brief, troubled stint as babysitters.

By Emma Gleason | 21st July, 2026

Image: The Spinoff

Survivors’ trust in police has taken another blow. If it’s to be rebuilt, what happens next is crucial

The problem is not a few individuals. It is a culture in which the safety of institutions is still, too often, weighed above the safety of victims.

By Sandra Fuller

& Kyla Rayner | 21st July, 2026

How to keep watching football now the World Cup is over

How to keep watching football now the World Cup is over

Tips for extending your case of World Cup fever into a chronic lifelong affliction.

By Calum Henderson | 21st July, 2026

Production editor

Green Party co-leader’s Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick (Photo: Tess Brunton/RNZ, Design: The Spinoff)

The Greens propose a state-owned energy company

The Green Party says 'Kiwipower' would solve our current affordability and supply problems.

By Henry Oliver | 21st July, 2026

Bulletin editor

Image: Getty (Addition design by Tina Tiller)

‘Just useless’: What it’s like working with Burger King’s AI assistant

'It was brought in to help speed up service, but it has done the complete opposite.'

By Alex Casey | 21st July, 2026

Chart of the Week

Neil Dawson, ‘Fanfare’ sculpture, Christchurch

Chart of the week: The deal with Christchurch

Three Figure.NZ charts offer an insight into the 2011 earthquake's ongoing impact on the Garden City.

By The Spinoff | 26th September, 2016

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Chart of the week: real housewives and ‘real’ work

Working hard or hardly working? A look at who isn't participating in the labour force, and why.

By The Spinoff | 19th September, 2016

Chart of the week: toot toot, chugga chugga

Chart of the week: toot toot, chugga chugga

Is New Zealand a petrolhead nation? A glance at vehicle ownership, and how it's changing.

By The Spinoff | 12th September, 2016

In the kitchen at Cassia. Photo: Rebecca Thomas

Chart of the week: the hospitality game

Three Figure.NZ charts offer a snapshot of the people who work in New Zealand restaurants and bars - and where.

By The Spinoff | 6th September, 2016

A high-level Spinoff-Figure.NZ meeting. (Posed by models.) Photo: iStock

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, 2016