Ahiahi mārie, welcome to The Spinoff Daily. Today on The Spinoff: The Wellington Airport saga continues, advice to a public servant who just wants to serve the public, and Moana 2 makes history. But first: An open letter from our editor, our CEO and our founder about the future of The Spinoff.
As many of you may have already seen onsite and via a special members update this morning, we have published an open letter from The Spinoff’s CEO Amber Easby, editor Madeleine Chapman and founder Duncan Greive outlining the situation we find ourselves in. The letter toplines where we’re at right now as a platform – this paradoxical place where our audience is the strongest it has ever been, outside of events like Covid or elections – but that the stagnant ad market, and a hard drop in public funding for our work, has left us in a position where going public with a big, audacious goal is our last, best shot at retaining the ability to carry on doing what we do. What you can do
Privatisation lost: the Green Party vs the Green Party How will the select committee process on the Treaty principles bill play out? Moana 2 Reo Māori makes history Help Me Hera: Everything feels so hopeless First a farce, then a tragedy: The Life and Opinions of Kartik Popat, reviewed
The Spinoff Live in Auckland: The Year in Review is on sale now After a sold-out event in Wellington, Anna Rawhiti-Connell will take a running jump backward into the year’s biggest headlines, political dramas and Spinoff yarns in Auckland at Q Theatre on December 11. Anna will be joined onstage by special guests, rose-tinted glasses and Christmas cheer.
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An open letter about the future of The Spinoff
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