Bess Manson is a local journalist based in Wellington, New Zealand. She writes for various publications, including Stuff, Waikato Times, The Press, and The Post, and her work has also been featured on RNZ. Bess covers a range of topics, from human interest stories to arts and culture, with a focus on showcasing the unique and diverse aspects of her local community.
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Bess Manson focuses on local content, particularly in Wellington, New Zealand. Her articles encompass a wide range of topics including entertainment news, literature, environment, and community features.
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Richard O'Brien's latest stage offering is political satire The Kingdom of Bling. David White / Stuff
Basil! Basil! It's a line Alison Pollard-Mansergh has uttered, oh, maybe a zillion times over the past 27 years of touring her show Faulty Towers The Dining Experience.
Ainsley Gardiner ran Miss Conception Films with Georgina Conder before taking up the head of funding position at the New Zealand Film Commission Te Tumu Whakaata Taonga.
The first time Hallie Campbell photographed a birth she was all in. It was twins, she says, and it was pretty incredible.
Dominic Ona-Ariki has been flat out with back-to-back roles on stage and screen over the past year.
They say never work with children or animals. But to that old adage, Australian author and screenwriter Craig Silvey says phooey!
By: Bess Manson
You'll want to brace yourself for the first 15 minutes of New Zealand writer and director Christine Jeffs' latest film.
What's the collective noun for a WOW devotee? A Wowser? Let's go with that.
As they celebrate 25 years, Fat Freddy's Drop continue to make deep beats with soulful Aotearoa roots and draw dedicated fans around the world.
By: Bess Manson
Bess Manson When Lindy Jacomb left the Exclusive Brethren, it meant starting a whole new life. As she tells Bess Manson, now she's sharing her story to help others navigate the outside world.
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