Stacey Kokaua (Ngāti Arerā ō Rarotonga, Ngati Pāmati and Pākehā) is a writer who lives in Parihaumia in Ōtepoti. Most of her work concerns the experiences of Cook Islands women in Aotearoa and deconstructing the impacts of colonialism and capitalism in Te Moana Nui a Kiva.

Stacey Kokaua is a writer based in Parihaumia in Ōtepoti. 

Stacey Kokaua 

Pip Laufiso was born and raised in Ōtepoti and her contributions to Māori and Pacific arts in this city have spanned decades. Stacey Kokaua reflects on how Pip influences a community of creatives in a city not often recognised for a brown arts culture.

Pip Laufiso: Living and Breathing Pacific Arts in the Deep South 

Eliana Gray is a writer and poet living in Ōtepoti. You can find their work across the internet and in print, in places such as: The Spinoff, Art News Aotearoa, 1964 Mountain Culture, Cordite and forthcoming in Overland. They can usually be found in the ocean.

Eliana Gray is a writer and poet living in Ōtepoti. 

Eliana Gray

Ōtepoti writer and poet Eliana Gray reflects on the city’s DIY music and arts scene – how it came together, how it fell apart, and the places and people left behind in its wake.

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