The funeral director and star of The Traitors NZ discusses her two favourite topics: death and reality television. 

Having a Yelp for death doesn't just force us to talk about dying - it might just improve the quality of death, too.

Dying is inevitable and, so it seems, is it costing a lot. Why?

Would you rather drown in a vat of wine or be electrocuted while dressed as the Statue of Liberty?

Water cremation is the biggest thing to happen to the death industry in the last 100 years – so what's the hold up here?

What the numbers reveal about when and how we die, assisted dying applications, the cost of being buried, suicide rates, and more.

The story of how natural burials started in Aotearoa, and what they involve.

Maybe I'm being petty, but I really, really don't want them to come. 

On learning an underappreciated but vitally important skill.

For those who lose a baby pre-birth or shortly after, grief is often unacknowledged. Those who know are trying to change things. 

A worrywart who regularly frets about death, is responsible for two needy pets and has a deep aversion to personal admin ponders life insurance.

It's Death Week on The Spinoff, so we're switching up our usual Cost of Being format.

When was the last time you thought about death? We're here to have the talk.

Aotearoa’s organ donation system is under pressure. The Spinoff investigates the problem – and how we might fix it.

We are all indebted to the people who donate their bodies for medical teaching and research.