Anora is a refreshing depiction of sex workers as part of the working class
Anora isn't a vulnerable girl waiting to be saved from sex work by a rich man. Plus: win tickets to our preview screening of the film.
Nadia Reid and Megan Dunn talk music, mermaids and motherhood
"I've taken my youngest daughter on tour and we just rolled with it. Start as you mean to go on. That's my motto."
The journey for Māori PhD candidates is often different, here's why
These Māori women aren't letting extra financial, cultural and institutional demands, or even cancer, stop their PhD success.
Meet one of the best young plumbers in the country
Only 3-4% of tradies in Aotearoa are women. We spoke to one of them.
Five tips for office dressing, according to the 90s
If you're being forced back into the office, turn to this sage nostalgic sartorial advice.
10 years and eight wāhine of The Spinoff
From well-known faces (and bylines) to those deliberately behind-the-scenes.
Meet the 'Drive to Survive' Kiwi making a name for herself in motorsport
In the high-speed, high-stakes world of global motorsports, New Zealander Jennifer Chau helps ensure things run smoothly off-the-track.
France's hijab ban undermines the Olympics' claim of gender parity
Playing sport is a human right, but too many women in France are being left out, writes Anna Cusack of Amnesty International Aotearoa NZ.
Busy chic: Handbags and workwear that get the job done
Hardworking bags to take you from bus to desk to dinner.
The 'brain drain': Can a new environment really make you happy?
Unpacking the Auckland to Melbourne to Berlin pipeline.
The end of the side hustle: Why we should stop monetising our hobbies
The quiet tension between creative pursuit and the relentless pull of utility (and capitalism).
Purse Strings: Lena Speed serves warm hospitality and all-black outfits
A week-long rummage in the wardrobe and wallet of a rising Wellington hospitality star.
