Josie Adams is a staff writer at The Spinoff. Email her on josie@thespinoff.co.nz
The music producers fund is making good music easier to achieve.
Antony Starr cut his teeth on Outrageous Fortune. Now he’s the most terrifying hero on US television.
Ollie Wards has joined TikTok as the music director for Australia and New Zealand. What does this mean for our local acts?
A debate needs a winner, and this one had many.
What one yeasty question can tell us about politicians.
Ali Gammeter resigned from Young Act in May. This is her story.
Dr Ramanathan isn't giving tips on how to avoid Covid-19. She's telling us how to beat it.
Common sense says people who believe conspiracies need order in their life. New research suggests that maybe they don't.
A review of Rat King Landlord, the new novel by activist and satirist Murdoch Stephens, by Josie Adams, who lives with a rat.
The first Auckland Central debate took place last night, despite the lack of a National candidate. We went along.
Depression and anxiety levels haven't returned to normal yet – and they probably won't for a while.
Why a berm in Grey Lynn is at the centre of a months-long dispute.
We drank a hot mug of Marmite so you don't have to.
Pay equity disputes are now easier to resolve for women in undervalued occupations.
Oliver Tree is no flash-in-the-pan absurdist. He's honed his careers (music and scooters) for over a decade. Welcome to his first album.
Wikipedia's articles on Covid-19 have racked up more than 450 million views. Should we trust it as a resource?
The Islamic Women’s Council of New Zealand said it repeatedly warned the government an attack like that on March 15 last year was possible.
As The Beths prepare for their first show in front of a crowd in months, they tell Josie Adams the stories behind Live From 'House'.
One million people have now viewed our article about a niche conspiracy theory that most New Zealanders have never even heard of.
Bizarre claims about superyachts moored in Auckland are gaining traction on social media.
Thanks to technology, the connection between music makers and audiences held strong over lockdown and now, they’re more in sync than ever.
Ten years, one move to LA and one break-up on from 'Young Blood', The Naked and Famous have a new album out.
When Ben Sarten began filming his old rock climbing student's transition, he had no idea how their friendship would be affected.
The wide-ranging review is not the revolution many were hoping for, but those inside the sector still think it's a step in the right direction
The horticultural industry has picked up 2,000 New Zealanders made unemployed over the past few months. What lies in wait for them?
Covid-19 cases considered "recovered" might see long term effects months after being diagnosed.
New Zealand has had zero new cases for 11 days in a row. Should we be complacent?
