Ahiahi mārie, welcome to The Spinoff Daily. Today on The Spinoff: The mystery of Wellington’s killer bike lane, the story that almost broke the Herald and a review of Fur Patrol in 2014. Oh, and we celebrate our 10th birthday!
Can you believe it, The Spinoff is 10 years old! We’re celebrating all week on The Spinoff with special content and prizes. Don’t miss your opportunity to rank our rankings and get in the draw to win a mega hamper of goods ranked by The Spinoff. If you’re a Spinoff member you can get an extra entry into the draw by playing our birthday week treasure hunt. Find out more here. You’re not meant to ask for presents, but if you’re not a member now would be a great time to gift us your support. We cannot overstate how vital support from our readers is, especially as we navigate uncertainty and look at the next ten years of telling Aotearoa stories. Thanks for being part of our story, we wouldn’t have made it to this mighty milestone without you.
‘Man had eel in his bum’: Remembering the story that almost broke the Herald The mystery of the killer bike lane ‘I fucking forgot how the song goes’: A review of Fur Patrol in 2024 The cost of being: A self-employed, home-schooling mum who splurges on the outdoors
 Episode four of Takeout Kids introduces Phitcha, who tells customers at her family’s Thai bistro she’ll check an order with “the chef”: AKA her dad. A pepeha-crafting lesson at school leads Phitcha to wonder about her family background, before a video call with her grandparents reminds her it's been five years since she left Thailand. Shrimp noodles dropped off by her mum at school provide a great bonding session for Phitcha and her friends, but it’s the ice cream she shares with her dad that breaks the most emotional ground. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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