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A vibrant urban street scene at dusk with people dining at outdoor cafés, surrounded by trees and modern shops. A green bus is visible to the right. Warm lights illuminate the area, creating a welcoming atmosphere.

A review of the new Courtenay Place design

A collage featuring two images: On the left, a bright yellow tool board labeled 'Riders Not Rollers' holds an array of bike repair tools, including wrenches, pliers, and a tire pump, with additional tools and supplies on the workbench below. On the right, a smaller framed photo shows two children in helmets standing beside their bikes at sunset, overlooking the ocean, engaged in conversation. The background of the collage includes a patterned design with gears.

Meet the people turning old bikes into new Auckland adventures

Echo Chamber: Winston Peters v the ‘most constrained’ parliament in the world

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Elon Musk, with hellfire in background

Help Me Hera: Is Elon Musk the antichrist?

Hera Lindsay Bird

How a planned Wānaka McDonald’s came to be about more than just fast food

Stewart Sowman-Lund

Shane Jones holding the proposed reformed Fisheries Act 1996.

Shane Jones doesn’t want you to see footage from fishing boats

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Prime minister Christopher Luxon featured in the centre with a blue tint. Surrounding him are images including Luxon wearing a t-shirt over a suit jacket, David Seymour, calendars showing "Mon" and "Tue," "Wed" and a tweet asking, "are you wearing a t-shirt over a suit jacket??" against a dark, cloudy background.

Christopher Luxon’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week

Anna Rawhiti-Connell

A black background with a small selection of New Zealand films on Netflix

Finally, change is coming to the media and screen industry – but what?

Photograph of author Claire Baylis with covers of some of the books she's chosen for her books confessional.

‘Roald Dahl refused to sign my book’: Claire Baylis’s best and worst author encounters

The Spinoff Review of Books

The opportunity for penance in privatisation