Waiata, kupu, and Whakataukī for the day from Justice - Celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026!
Telling the story, and the stories that come after it: Pātahi: Re-storying the life of a wāhine matātoa
Pātahi: Re-storying the life of a wāhine matātoa gave WORD Christchurch audiences the opportunity to hear how that story was discovered, and how it grew - and continues to grow - to share the story of Erihāpeti Pātahi to new audiences near and far.
Zines with Bryce Galloway and Ōtautahi Zinefest
Katrina explores Ōtautahi Zinefest and listens to a talk by Bryce Galloway all about zines. WORD Christchurch Festival 2026.
The Poetry Powerhouse: WORD Christchurch Festival 2026
"Victor journeys through what we've heard: he lists the portraits painted, the scabs devoured, the young girl alone in the car. What a journey! As he says, we have been treated to a true hākari: a feast of different flavours." A WORD report from Cerys is full of the best poetry.
Tāme Iti: A man of Mana
"It was a really engaging session - a kōrero between two guys who know each other well and are comfortable covering big topics like institutionalised racism, land confiscation, and the meaning behind big Māori concepts - but coming out of the session I was trying to work out what I could say about it."
Why do I laugh when someone embarrasses themselves? Am I just pleased it’s not me, or is it actually funny?: Pax Assadi
Pax Assadi talks to pip adam about his memoir Mortified - creativity, culture, embarrassment, and farts.
Positioning Ourselves Between Body and Machine: pip adam and Tim Corballis
If you are interested in artificial intelligence (AI), fiction with AI components offers an accessible way to explore the field without navigating technical jargon or reading academic texts. pip adam's Kluge and Tim Corballis' Nova are excellent examples of this kind of reading.
Into The Valley: Crime and Punishment
"The Valley is an incredible work and a view into systems and how they operate in a way that many of us would never encounter." Troy reports back on a WORD session about The Valley.
Chaotically theatrical: Jo Randerson’s Secret Art Powers at WORD Christchurch 2026
Moata reports back from a "theatrical lecture" by Jo Randerson as part of WORD Christchurch 2026 that's full of the unexpected.
Spinster, Married, Widow or “When your marital status is your job (for voting purposes)”
Annette looks at the legislative history of women voting in New Zealand, specifically how their "occupation" was recorded at enrolment.
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