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New To Streaming: What to watch on Netflix NZ, Neon and more this weekIncluding the return of both Scrubs and Robyn Malcolm as a criminal matriarch. By Thomas Giblin | 23rd February, 2026Guest writer
Goodbye Splore. We’ll try to hang on to the memoriesAt Splore, a collective utopia felt attainable. That it's not a sustainable experience to offer feels sad – and revealing of the current world we live in.By Simon Day | 23rd February, 2026Contributing Writer
The revolution was painted: how Māori art reshaped AotearoaPūtātara: Revolutions in Māori Art shows that for Māori, art has always been political.By Liam Rātana | 23rd February, 2026Ātea editor
A little better every day: ‘This is where I feel like I belong’Over 60,000 kids around the country are part of the futureFERNS programme. We spend the day with them in this episode of A little better every day.By The Spinoff | 23rd February, 2026Staff writers
OpinionThe critical minerals debate is mired in confusion, duplicity and agendasElements we can extract from our rocks promising riches and security may sound appealing, but the reality is far more complex. By Glenn BanksGuest writer & Sefton Darby | 23rd February, 2026Guest writer
Police move-on orders ignite row over safety and compassionMinisters say new powers are needed to tackle disorder in CBDs. But is out of sight, out of mind a real solution?By Catherine McGregor | 23rd February, 2026Contributing writer
Gambling on the future? The crackdown on prediction markets, explainedFans say they’re valuable forecasting tools, but the New Zealand regulator says it’s gambling, pure and simple.By Shanti Mathias | 23rd February, 2026Contributing writer
Revisiting childhood memories in Christchurch’s red zoneSometimes my childhood memories try to sketch buildings onto the big empty plots in the central city. Am I disoriented, or just rebuilding what used to be there?By Shanti Mathias | 22nd February, 2026Contributing writer
At the Push Push reunion show, everyone was old - and that was OKMikey Havoc and co go trippin' down a memory lane 35 years in the making.By Chris Schulz | 21st February, 2026Guest writer
There’s some scary stuff lurking beneath your funny AI caricaturesThe latest trend poses some big questions about privacy, environmental damage and creativity.By Alex Casey | 20th February, 2026Senior writer
The cost of being: A government worker with a ‘support local’ mindset'I'm not sure if the pension will still be around when I retire in 20+ years time, so I would like to build up a reasonable nest egg.'By The Cost of Being | 20th February, 2026
Help Me Hera: Should I be worried about my partner’s lack of friends?Is there something wrong with him, or is he just Scottish?By Hera Lindsay Bird | 19th February, 2026
The freshest, funkiest, most fashionable fits from the Winter Olympics 2026From beautiful bombers to hand-painted curling shoes, these are our highlights.By Emma Gleason | 18th February, 2026
The cost of being: A lawyer whose New Year’s resolution is off to a rocky start'I promised myself this was going to be the year I finally committed to cooking. Hasn’t gone well so far.'By The Cost of Being | 17th February, 2026