Week in Review Don’t let the weirdness stop you voting Anna Rawhiti-Connell discusses the importance of a safe pair of hands in the weirdness that is local government elections. Oct 02 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Week in Review Anna Rawhiti-Connell: Black dogs, black holes Anna Rawhiti-Connell drops the euphemisms to explain how she sees her depression as a gift - albeit one she wishes she hadn’t been given. Sep 18 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Week in Review Come clean about climate motives or make a move Anxious and guilty about the future of the planet, Anna Rawhiti-Connell tells MPs to be honest about condemning the planet - or do something. Sep 04 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment No way back from media’s forbidden fruit Anna Rawhiti-Connell has no desire to see any further degradation of the news media in NZ - something has to change. Aug 20 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment Battle lines drawn in race for election clicks It’s worth watching what forces are at play in influencing our democracy. National’s new ad campaign for one might be interested in you in ways you are not even aware of, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell. Aug 06 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Week in Review MPs, it’s time to do your job Anna Rawhiti-Connell shakes her head at the state of our health system, urging MPs to take their duties seriously. Jul 23 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment Air NZ flying in the PR dark Air New Zealand’s removal of newspapers from its Koru Lounges was either sustainable or it was greenwashing. But it wasn’t well enough explained, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell. Jul 08 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment Work less and prosper ‘Let’s deal with inequality and ensure everybody can engage in work that’s structured around their lives’, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell. ’Wellbeing can’t be a luxury afforded only to white collar professionals’. Jun 25 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment This is where we draw the line The number of Māori trapped in a racist criminal justice system is a crisis that began in 1840 and hasn’t changed significantly in 20 years. Now is the time to respond, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell. Jun 14 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment In the name of Mrs Hunter, I back teachers Teachers will have a huge influence on most kids’ lives. Some may even be the interventionists who save their lives, writes Anna Rawhiti-Connell. May 27 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
ReadingRoom ‘You’re never alone if you read’ Anna Rawhiti-Connell gives her selection of the delights of the Auckland Writers’ Festival. May 20 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
ReadingRoom My love affair with the Writers Festival Anna Rawhiti Connell has gone from lowly backstage hand to a board member of the Auckland Writers Festival, which lights up the city this week and weekend. Here she explains why she loves it so much. May 14 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment A mea culpa: ‘I have judged you’ Anna Rawhiti-Connell has a confession to make ahead of Mother’s Day. May 08 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment ‘Was it naive to expect a Govt of change?’ Anna Rawhiti-Connell can accept the Government’s decision to abandon the capital gains tax, but that doesn’t mean she has to like it. Apr 23 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment Time for sympathy for smokers The blunt instrument of shaming and shunning smokers won’t get us to smokefree by 2025. Let’s try something different, writes Anna Connell. Apr 08 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment On love, prejudice & difference Moved by Imam Gamal Fouda’s speech on love in Christchurch, Anna Rawhiti-Connell writes on her own redemption through love, and her revelations about prejudice and difference. Mar 25 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment Shedding my Catholic guilt Anna Rawhiti-Connell grapples with her history as part of an church currently cloaked in guilt - and which remains in denial. Mar 15 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Best of the Week Capital gains tax - should we care? Anna Connell does some rigorous soul-searching about why she thinks the CGT is past its political use-by date. Feb 25 2019 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Comment Anna Connell: More than one way of seeing Aotearoa Enough will never be enough if we continue to solely understand this country through the singular lens of Pākehā beliefs, writes Anna Connell. Sep 17 2018 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
Best of the Week Art can teach technology a lesson Anna Connell talks to an innovator who thinks a pause in digital technology advances for five or 10 years might be a good thing. May 28 2018 Anna Rawhiti-Connell
