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Emma Gleason

Auckland

Commercial Editor at New Zealand Media and Entertainment

Commercial Editor at Viva NZ

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  • Creative Change & New Energy: The Viva Team Reviews Underground Fashion Week Te Wiki Āhua O Aotearoa

    3 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Tyson Beckett |Emma Gleason |Dan Ahwa |Madeleine Crutchley

    The Viva team share thoughts from seven shows at Te Wiki Āhua O Aotearoa on Auckland’s Karangahape Rd. With a focus on promoting and platforming emerging and early career artists across Aotearoa’s creative scene, Tāmaki Makaurau’s underground fashion week Te Wiki Āhua o Aotearoa returned for its second iteration with a honed focus on doing things differently.

  • My Town: Murray Crane on the charm of the CBD

    1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Emma Gleason

    From coffee at Hugo’s to the best place for a book (and a negroni), Murray Crane tells Emma Gleason where he loves to go when he’s not on the shop floor. In case you haven’t noticed, central Auckland has undergone seismic change in recent years. The City Rail Link is reshaping the city; Britomart and Commercial Bay have reimagined the waterfront; Strand Arcade is enjoying an innovative renaissance; and High St is busier than I’ve seen it in ages.

  • Irish agitators Fontaines D.C. take on the modern world: ‘Music for nihilists who crave hope’

    1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Emma Gleason

    Review by Emma GleasonEmma Gleason is the New Zealand Herald’s lifestyle and entertainment deputy editor. Based in Auckland, she covers culture, fashion and media. Learn moreIrish band Fontaines D.C returned to Auckland this week, serving up their emotive post-punk bangers to an eager crowd at Spark Arena on Wednesday night. The Herald’s Emma Gleason was there, and spoke to lead guitarist Carlos O’Connell ahead of the show. Feel dead inside? Going to a Fontaines D.C. show will sort you out.

  • Jacinda Ardern has written a children’s book, Mum’s Busy Work, about parenting while Prime Minister

    1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Emma Gleason

    Dame Jacinda Ardern during her time as Prime Minister of New Zealand. Parenting during that time has inspired her new book. Photo / Mark MitchellDame Jacinda Ardern is releasing a children’s book, titled Mum’s Busy Work, in surprise news announced today.

  • Auckland Writers Festival releases 2025 programme: The big names Kiwi bookworms will see this year

    1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Emma Gleason

    Irish novelist Colm Tóibín - author of The Master, Brooklyn and Long Island - is one of the festival's feature events. Award-winning, bestselling international names Colm Tóibín, Dame Harriet Walter, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Sir Ian Rankin join local luminaries such as Ngāhuia te Awekōtuku, Aroha Harris and Becky Manawatu in the just-announced lineup. Artistic director Lyndsey Fineran tells the Herald’s Emma Gleason what festivalgoers can expect this year.

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Emma Gleason
Emma Gleason @EmmaGleason
21 Oct 22

Or we could try de-growth.

Emma Gleason
Emma Gleason @EmmaGleason
17 Aug 22

RT @nzherald: Chlöe Swarbrick: We can choose to rewrite the rules again https://t.co/tV3DX44mjD https://t.co/O6OEjtGFOn

Emma Gleason
Emma Gleason @EmmaGleason
4 Aug 22

RT @morehomesnz: We have got to ensure the city of the future enables people to live close to their work, daily needs and live without a car