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THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Rachel Trow

Tiamani Poari Tuarua | Co-Chair

Rachel Trow (Kāti Māmoe, Kāi Tahu | Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is a writer, editor, and public servant living in Te Matau-a-Māui. Alongside Amie Mills, she is Tiamana Poari Tuarua of Pantograph's board.

Everything By: Rachel Trow

Music14.05.22

Ranking the Songs of Native Manu

The definitive ranking absolutely no one asked for: calls of ngā manu from worst to best, by novice tramper Rachel Trow.

By Rachel Trow
Read Time: 8 mins
Music21.11.21

Dear Lorde, it’s Not Me, it’s You

Rachel Trow grapples with the realisation she’s been ignoring parts of herself to enjoy Lorde as an artist – and she can no longer escape herself.

By Rachel Trow
Read Time: 9 mins
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