The beauty of ageing
Approaching the ageing process with curiosity allows us to enjoy it on our own terms, without fear or shame.
Blurring the lines of art activism
Did you watch that Amanda Palmer/Reb Fountain mashup of Blurred Lines and Rape Me? Did you feel weird? Me too.
My relationship with body image is healthy yet complicated
An honest, and deeply personal, take on diet culture and existing in a world designed to make us feel less than.
This new festival wants your feedback
HER promises to be NZ’s first women’s festival for feminists of all genders, ages, and ethnicities. Here’s how you can get involved.
The truth about women's healthcare in New Zealand
A new petition and public campaign from Gender Justice Collective is demanding government action to improve health outcomes for all women.
My feminist awakening
From tweenage brushes with Girl Power to more intersectional realisations, inspiring people share moments that shaped their feminist outlook
The lessons I learned from filming a feminist film
As she premieres her film Revolt She Said, filmmaker Louise Lever reflects.
We all need to say sorry to Britney
The new documentary Framing Britney Spears is the latest in the media's apology tour for the decades of the '90s and early 2000s.
The messy righteous rage of Promising Young Woman
Carey Mulligan puts vulnerability and female rage in the spotlight in this unsettling, must-watch revenge film.
How Covid, QAnon and white supremacy destroyed the wellbeing industry
One 'like' at a time.
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.
The election's message to women losing their jobs to Covid-19: pick up a hammer
Are 'shovel-ready' projects and the trades really the right response to the impact of Covid on women's work?
