Immoral minority: The joys of behaving badly
"I don’t want to cower anymore. I want to make noise and be messy." A new show spotlights BIPOC storytellers disrupting the status quo.
The epic intimacy of Cousins
The moving new film from co-directors Ainsley Gardiner and Briar Grace-Smith marks an important moment in indigenous storytelling.
Let's talk honestly about being fat in Aotearoa
Grassroots arts festival FATFEB is looking to destigmatise the fat experience, in life, pop culture, and fashion.
On swimwear, size and finally feeling seen
Illustrator and creative Evie Kemp didn’t expect an Instagram post of a woman, on a beach, in a bikini, to bring her close to tears.
Representation: What's really changed this year?
As 2020 draws to a close, Anita Chhiba of Diet Paratha reflects on meaningful changes that still need to be made in the creative industries.
Super beautiful - makeup at any age
Three leading makeup artists talk about the changing needs of faces.
How diverse is our new Parliament?
The election result will see a radical reset in the makeup of Parliament. But does it really represent New Zealand's population?
On being intersex
What does intersex mean, and what can people do to be more supportive? Join Rogena Sterling and Angela Meyer in this informative AMA.
The future is bright for the formidable Shaneel Lal
A young leader and vocal advocate for indigenous folk and LGBTQ+ communities, Shaneel Lal is using their platform to educate - and agitate.
New Zealand fashion: it's time for change
What's it like to want in to an industry that's barely acknowledged your existence?
A local's ode to South Auckland
The coverage of the recent Covid outbreak is nothing short of upsetting, writes proud South Aucklander Allyssa Verner-Pula.
Sis is really good, and a symbol of something bigger
Hanelle Harris’ new series has created a shift in the media landscape...and the portrayal of Pasifika on screen
