A discussion with Death
When things go bad, and it all becomes too much, we look to the Reaper. Should we?
Craccum Throwback | Vanquishing the Model Minority Myth
Five years ago—as Aotearoa was slowly recovering from its first nationwide COIVD-19 lockdown—Flora Xie reminded us of a more culturally pervasive virus inflicting itself among New Zealand's Asian population, the myth of the 'model minority'. [Craccum #14, 2020]
Te Whakapotaetanga: A Day of Haka and Hangi
Māori Graduation at Waipapa Marae is a student-led celebration of raukura and whānau, putting tikanga, community, and pride into a boil-up pot for all to eat. From pōwhiri to hākari, the day uplifts Māori success and carries dreams of growth, recognition, and student leadership into the future.
Letter Love
A narrative piece set in colonial Taiwan, tracing a fictional but emotionally grounded relationship between a Japanese official and the Governor-General's daughter, explores the limits of love under history.
A talk with NZ's own: Tîmmy The First
A chat with NZ hip-hop artist Timmy The First about his new EP and working with Beyond the Beat!
WIN a Spacey Jane or Dope Lemon Vinyl Record!
Enter our vinyl giveaway to win a copy of the latest Spacey Jane (@spacey_jane) or Dope Lemon (@dopelemonmusic) album on vinyl! Prize drawn June 1st.
The Crippling Loneliness
Within the depths of my heart lie unresolved emotions built over the years. It's crippling breaking through barriers leaving behind a broken self unable to heal and carry on from the pain drowning in the loneliness of unexpressed feelings.
Review: Guo Back to Your Country
Annie Guo is one to keep your eye on – and FYI, she’s from Albany.
Clubs on Campus | Week 11
Check out these 5 cool University of Auckland clubs!
Regulatory Standards Bill: What's Going On?
The Regulatory Standards Bill, backed by ACT and National, aims to scrap poor laws and raise regulatory standards. Critics, including Te Pāti Māori, warn it threatens Te Tiriti rights. The Waitangi Tribunal urges a pause. Submissions are open until 23 June 2025 on the Parliament website.
Japanese Breakfast: 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' Album Review + Giveaway
Win tickets to see Japanese Breakfast live at Auckland Town Hall on June 7th + Album Review of 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' by Viviene
SET Evaluations: UNFILTERED
Share your honest thoughts about your courses this semester!