It's that time of the year again when the bird-fans of the nation make their picks for the avian that will reign supreme for 2021. Te Manu Rongonui o te Tau / Bird of the Year. Voting is open from 18-31 October 2021. And they've really put the bat among the (wood) pigeons this year…
Tirohanga Māori at WORD Christchurch 2021
Ōtautahi's upcoming literary festival has a programme that's full of Māori writers, thinkers and performers. We pick out some great sessions you won't want to miss.
Greta & Valdin: A comedy of tangled love and whānau
Moata reviews Rebecca K. Reilly's witty and warm story of the lives and loves of Russian-Māori siblings in contemporary Auckland.
The New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults – Picture Book Award… as ranked by a 7 year-old.
The experts will have their say and pick a winner on 11 August 2021 but for now Moata's own picture book expert makes his picks of this year's award-nominated titles.
WORD Christchurch: Moata’s picks of the 2021 festival
Moata looks through the WORD Christchurch 2021 programme and makes her picks for the must-sees of the festival, on 25 to 29 August.
Leaning into winter cosiness
Soup, crafts, reading, sleeping and Matariki. These are the things that make winter great!
The Universe of story: Neil Gaiman at Auckland Writers Festival
Moata reports back from Neil Gaiman's session at the Auckland Writers Festival.
Exploring Wildlife of Aotearoa this school holidays
Moata goes on a wildlife adventure with Gavin Bishop's gloriously illustrated book and some fun school holiday activities in central Christchurch.
Cousins: A tale of three wāhine, a tale of Aotearoa
With a new movie adaptation now in cinemas Moata reads Patricia Grace's deeply satisfying saga on the lives of three cousins.
The loveliness of Bill Bailey
Moata reviews the UK comedian's lockdown book - a highly readable, charming discussion of happiness in all its forms.
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