Anna Rawhiti-Connell is an editor for The Spinoff, a New Zealand-based publication. She specializes in local news and politics, with a focus on climate change, government policies, and social issues. Anna's writing style is engaging and thought-provoking, offering insightful analysis and commentary on current events in New Zealand.
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By: Anna Rawhiti-Connell
newsletter The Reserve Bank continues to face pressure to cut the OCR earlier, as economic pain continues and 33,000 more people find
By: Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Incredulity, mockery, viciousness, humour, hero-status and now critical appraisal. The short but full life of one of the Olympic's most viral stories.
The results revealed a shocking downgrade for one snack and a bias towards people who want to win at life.
By: Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Sharing the spammy and scammy ‘goodbye to Meta AI' message on Instagram, celebrities demonstrate that they're as hopeful and hopeless as the rest of us.
newsletter It's been a long-standing catch-cry, but the 35,000-strong march in Dunedin suggests the South is done with being ‘forgotten' and
Dai Henwood has been making us laugh for over 20 years. Within five minutes of Live and Let Dai, he was making us cry.
newsletter Climate change, Commonwealth power, slavery reparations and the small matter of our naval shipwreck will be on the agenda as
By: Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Rivals gets away with so much, and my God, it's fun. In the early stages of the pandemic, a couple of theories emerged about what a post-pandemic world might look like.
We live in a country with a very nice outdoors – but fee increases and bureaucratic restrictions are making it hard for hospo to offer us the al fresco experience so many of us enjoy.
By: Anna Rawhiti
Anna Rawhiti-Connell reflects on the week that was.
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