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The Friday Poem: ‘discharge notes (ii)’ by Amy MargueriteA new poem from Amy Marguerite's debut collection, over under fed.By Amy Marguerite | 28th March, 2025Guest writer
The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending March 28Poetry, post-apocalypse, and Panem.By The Spinoff Review of Books | 28th March, 2025⚖️
‘A community effort’: Alien Weaponry on their most complex Māori metal album yet'Like many things Māori, Alien Weaponry is a community effort. When the album comes out, take a look at that thank you list.'By Troy Rawhiti-Connell | 28th March, 2025Guest writer
Meet the brave New Zealander on the new season of Alone Australia'You’ve got to be willing to eat what's available…You're not necessarily going to get a nice T-bone steak.'By Tara Ward | 28th March, 2025Staff writer
Corrugated iron, exotic animals and big name artists: A visit to Gibbs FarmA rare chance to see one millionaire's vision of exotic animals coexisting with monumental contemporary art.By Gabi Lardies | 28th March, 2025Staff writer
Out of the internet and into the page: books for teenage boysWhat’s the state of teen reading in Aotearoa? And what are the book that might lure our boys out the wilds of the internet and back to the page?By Claire Mabey | 28th March, 2025Books editor
The abysmal state of palliative care for children in New Zealand3000 children need palliative care each year, yet 75% do not get it.By Anna Rawhiti-Connell | 28th March, 2025Senior writer
OpinionIs Tamatha Paul in ‘la-la land’? Here’s what the evidence saysA history of negative experiences of policing will affect how some communities view the police – and it's crucial that the opinions of these communities are heard. By Emmy RāketeGuest writer, Grace GordonGuest writer & Peyton Bond | 28th March, 2025Guest writer
‘You can’t sign an mp3’: The music legends still topping the charts with CD salesNZ Highwaymen cracked the top 10 local album charts last year – despite having only 200 monthly listens on Spotify.By Alex Casey | 27th March, 2025Senior writer
The cost of being: A ‘secure but spontaneous’ 40-something public servant'I'm frivolous with the small stuff, stingy and considered with anything that has 00 or more on the end.'By The Cost of Being | 25th March, 2025Guest writer
‘If a village has children, it has a future’: The Ukrainians returning home during warThe village of Partyzanske, like so many others, has been devastated by war. Tasha Black meets the women determined to rebuild it.By Tasha Black | 25th March, 2025
Remember this? A collection of warm and cursed memories from the first lockdownHectic Zoom parties, distanced neighbourly singalongs and wearing rubber gloves to pat dogs: it was all weirdly normal five years ago.By Group Think | 25th March, 2025
The best job I ever had was painting a houseMost people would look at our house and decide painting it was a job for professionals. My mum and dad decided it was a job for their kids.By Madeleine Chapman | 22nd March, 2025
Pacific profiles: Meet the 22-year-old run club leader in South Auckland'You don’t have to be at your best, you can even come at your worst.'By Litia Tuiburelevu | 21st March, 2025