The shameful story behind the first unofficial Women's World Cup
New documentary Copa 71 is a story of negligence and sexism, and the misogyny at the heart of the devaluing of women's sport.
‘The NZ health system is not fit for our Māori māmā’
Harrowing statistics surrounding maternal health for Māori women are laid bare in a new documentary, along with a way forward.
Leslie Jamison makes an art of divorce
Her book Splinters is a sharply funny portrait of love in decline, a manual for how to live after love.
Gen X and the path to financial enlightenment
Aren’t we all meant to be cashed up, confidently investing, and mortgage- free by now? Aren't we meant to be feeling good about money?
NZ’s knowledge gap around menstruation puts people at risk
Education needs to address the gaps in knowledge around the menstrual cycles and the impact menstruation has on a range of health outcomes.
Laughing with or laughing at: Gypsy Rose Blanchard, public opinion and true crime
What Gypsy Rose’s notoriety says about our obsession with women’s trauma as entertainment.
Kanoa Lloyd knows the reality of being a brown woman in the public eye
“It’s impossible to imagine the shit that people like Golriz Ghahraman are served on a regular basis, unless you’ve lived it.”
Women’s pandemic experiences can’t be lost to ‘lockdown amnesia’
Covid was a ‘gendered pandemic’, with women carrying different burdens. A NZ research project aims to overcome the urge to forget.
100 years on, Katherine Mansfield is still a literary punk icon
The author's radical life is as inspiring today as it was more than a century ago.
Women’s sporting issues are a symptom of women’s issues as a whole
Women's sport is one of the most visible representations of gender inequality we have - but there is power in that visibility.
Inside a glamorous long lunch celebrating Muslim sisterhood
Oasis returned to Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour for a second year, gathering a stylish community to connect and inspire each other.
