Kiwi Wealth CEO Rhiannon McKinnon wants to improve financial literacy, and break some glass ceilings while she's at it.
People
L A T E S T
Dancer and choreographer Deirdre Tarrant has a penchant for Malaysian food and is a dab hand in the woolshed.
Jos Coolen finds his flow in the art of taiko drumming.
T A N G A T A - W H E N U A
Sherilee felt confident in her Māoritanga. Until she got to university. She shares her te reo journey for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
The first time Leo got lit up by reo Māori was at a Trinity Roots concert. He shares his te reo journey for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
Kate was in her 60s when she began to learn the language of Aotearoa's indigenous people. She shares her te reo journey for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
Curious about Kapa Haka? We talk to Krystal Clarke about why the dance form is such a powerful form of self expression.
P E R S O N A L I T I E S
Kiwi Wealth CEO Rhiannon McKinnon wants to improve financial literacy, and break some glass ceilings while she's at it.
Dancer and choreographer Deirdre Tarrant has a penchant for Malaysian food and is a dab hand in the woolshed.
Jos Coolen finds his flow in the art of taiko drumming.
Q & A
Graphic designer Suzanne Lustig is a belly dancing bookworm.
Ceramicist Paige Jarman talks dinosaurs, podcasts, and summer swimming.
Shaun and his mates have tramped the length and breadth of the New Zealand, and they've written about about the best Backcountry huts. Want to win a copy?
T A L E S - O F - T H E - C I T Y
Brannavan Gnanalingam has six novels under his belt and the most recent is shortlisted in the Ockham Book Awards. Capital met him when he'd only written two....
Discarded clothing, grey eyes, and a shining pendant... There's something amiss in this short story by Indianna Cosgriff.
Bill Hunt celebrates Halloween all month long.
Lucy Wormald's contribution to our Summer Short Stories is a lyrical and languid collection of summer-themed vignettes.
P I C K - A N D - M I X
We've long had our suspicions, but now it has been confirmed: writer and publisher Murdoch Stephens is more than he seems.
We talk about the important things in life – food, art and a good bath – with the director of Jhana Millers Gallery.
For the launch of Sue Kedgley's new book, step back to a conversation between herself, Melody Thomas, and political peer Nicola Willis.
Following a triumphant campaign in Tokyo, is it finally kick off time for women's rugby? Alice Soper wants sustainable support for the sport.
