Alice Neville is the deputy editor at The Spinoff. She covers a range of topics related to culture and society, with a focus on local economy, economic policy, early childhood education, and parenting styles. Alice's insights and analyses have been featured in The Spinoff.
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Alice Neville's focus is primarily on local New Zealand politics, election results, and campaign events. She also covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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Looking back on 90 years of sartorial storms in teacups in the House of Representatives.
By: Alice Neville
The lengthy Christmas shutdown period is just the latest in a long line of suspects.
The highs, lows and silver linings of single-parenting a toddler. Summer read – originally published March 15 2025.
Answer these 14 simple questions to find out where you rank on the NZ First leader's shit list.
By: Alice Neville
Was your town lucky enough to have a giant chook birthing ovoid chocolate treats on demand every Easter? It began, as far as we can tell, with Meg. Or was it Eggo?
By: Alice Neville
In the first few months of 2026, parties received more than $1.5m worth of $20,000-plus donations.
Six months out from the election, one party is dominating on the donation front.
By: Alice Neville
Ever dropped your phone on your face? Fell over while texting and walking? Cut your hand on a smashed screen? So have many, many others.
By: Alice Neville
Politicians backing a bill to define the terms ‘woman' and ‘man' in law reckon they're doing it to support new mothers. Alice Neville isn't so sure.
By: Alice Neville
Politicians backing a bill to define the terms ‘woman’ and ‘man’ in law reckon they’re doing it to support new mothers. Really?
