Culture
Inside the club night that’s elevating fashion in Auckland
This Africa Day, we revisit our night at the best party in town.
Building a Sydney marae: Our culture must thrive in another land
“We are told from our people, we need this.”
Parents are the fifth biggest home loan lenders in New Zealand
Parents are dishing out $22.6 billion in loans to adult children, according to Consumer NZ.
Inside New Zealand’s underground car community
“We go out to the intersection and do a little whoop-whoop around the intersection”
New bilingual traffic signs for schools
2000 schools across Aotearoa will eventually have school traffic signs signs in te reo and English.
ARISE head pastor 'steps aside' after claims of mistreating interns
Head pastor John Cameron "has voluntarily stepped aside from his pastoral duties".
How our dead bodies can be good for the planet
Cremating one person requires the same energy as the average New Zealand household uses in a month.
Opinion: How I practise Hinduism
"I have called myself a Hindu my entire life without having read any religious scriptures. "
Welcome to Belief Week
Re: News Editor Mandy Te outlines our coverage and shares what belief means for some people.
I’m a priest and I’m gay
Pā Cruz opens up about the reality of being a modern-day priest.
Meet the witches of NZ’s first wicca church
“Wicca makes women feel safe. It makes the female feminine part in men feel safe, too.”
Making a Chinese Dish only found in New Zealand | Nathan Joe
Watch the final episode of Sik Fan Lah! now.
How a Russian billionaire destroyed the Waiwera Hot Pools
"She's pretty disastrous."
Exploring NZ’s biggest abandoned theatre, the St James
"I hate pigeons"
Being alive is expensive: a guide on how to save money
Elena McIntyre-Reet demands to know why everything is so goddamn expensive.
What would happen if NZ decriminalised all drugs? We asked people on the street
“Have you ever experimented with any drugs?”... “I don’t remember”
The long-awaited Aotearoa history curriculum launches today
History class is about to become a whole lot more relevant.
Euphoria: Representation or romanticisation
Euphoria dares to tell the stories many shows would never touch. Is that a good thing?
Shit that doesn’t matter when you enter the workforce
A guide to the lies we’ve been told about being an acceptable adult.
‘Half little shit and half quite meaningful’: How I exercise my tino rangatiratanga
My tino rangatiratanga often looks like I'm desensitising myself in the face of adversity.
How your 2022 will go according to your Chinese zodiac
What does your 2022 have in store? Check out our Chinese Zodiac guide illustrated by artist Grace Li.
Grace Li (17 years old, Auckland) is New Zealand…
As a second-generation Asian NZer, I have no idea how to celebrate Lunar New Year
Rebecca Zhong reflects on bite-sized noodles and intergenerational differences.
Celebrating Lunar New Year without your family sucks
But it's not all doom and gloom, Sidney Wong writes.
Five summer events still going ahead at Red
Events can still go ahead with My Vaccine Pass requirements and a 100 person limit.
No wage subsidy for artists during red: 'Frightening and stressful'
Now that Aotearoa is in the Red traffic light setting, the arts industry has come to a grinding halt with events of more than 100 people…
Group exposing allegations of abuse in the music industry threatened with legal action
Beneath The Glass Ceiling has been told to delete their entire Instagram account or else face court.
The Phoenix Foundation performs Lawrence Arabia’s 'Bicycle Riding'
Watch The Phoenix Foundation perform Lawrence Arabia’s 'Bicycle Riding' from the 2012 album The Sparrow.
James Milne (Lawrence Arabia) and Sam Scott (The Phoenix Foundation) have a…
Lawrence Arabia performs The Phoenix Foundation’s single 'Let Me Die A Woman'
Watch Lawrence Arabia perform The Phoenix Foundation’s single 'Let Me Die A Woman' from their debut album Horse Power.
James Milne (Lawrence Arabia) and Sam Scott (The…
100 years of New Zealand summer: In photos
To celebrate the arrival of summer after the weird year we’ve had, Re: has dug through library archives to find a collection of photographs that capture…
Festivals, concerts and gigs: What’s on in NZ this summer
While your dreams of sun-soaked moshing at R&V may be ruined because of Covid-19, that doesn't mean there aren't other places to have a good time…