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THE SPINOFF
A review of Jane Ussher and John Walsh’s lush new photo book showcasing eclectic interiors from homes across Aotearoa.
An incredible story of a lesbian mother’s resilience and triumph in the face of overwhelming heartbreak and infertility.
STUFF
Why I’m moving into a bus with an 11-year-old, a dog and a cat
I love historic buildings, but protecting them over people looks like selfishness
Sorry Jacinda Ardern, your housing policy isn’t likely to tilt the market for people like us
Living in a bus is a better option than renting – and that’s absurd
Why I considered living without a shower as I try to save for a house
CAPITAL
Get your skates on and get to know the Raumati Rollers
Every Tuesday afternoon, at an ordinary tennis court in Raumati, the kind to be found in suburbs and small towns all over Aotearoa, people of all ages come together to roller skate outdoors.
Clever: Haritina Mogoșanu, astrobiologist, and Shaun Wilkinson, scientist
A chat with the founders of Delivereasy about the beginnings of their business.
ARTZONE
Profile on artist Ayesha Green
THE SAPLING
Interview with comic creator Richard Fairgray
Interview about Richard’s latest work, Four-Color Heroes. A ‘touching love story which follows two star-crossed young men who—in spite of their disparate backgrounds—find escape and one another through the pages of a comic book’.
A wholesome romance read and a spooky Stranger Things-style debut.
OFFBEAT HOME & LIFE
A silly-but-serious look at the Mr Men and Little Miss books and the messages they teach our kids.
COMMUNITY LORE
The jury wants blood under the fingernails
Content note: this piece on sexual assault contains descriptions of assault and the police and forensic process in some detail.