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Ruby Macomber

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Ruby is a poet, researcher and teina of Te Moana-Nui-a Kiwa; a daughter of Rotuma, Taveuni ma Kaikohe. She has been published in Landfall, Kete Books, Metro, Awa Wāhine and Starling, and featured in Poetry Snaps Podcast and Auckland Museum online. In 2022, Ruby was awarded a Prime Minister's Scholarship for Latin America to study indigenous rights and histories in Brazil. Her current obsessions include Pink V, and fried bread dipped in Kokoda.

Everything By: Ruby Macomber

Society21.11.23

Community-Centred Creativity ‘For Us, By Us’

Ruby Macomber traces the whakapapa of activism and Moana sisterhoods at Moana Fresh, the iconic community marketplace in Avondale.

By Ruby Macomber
Read Time: 13m
Loose Canons22.09.23

Loose Canons: Ruby Macomber

Loose Canons is a series in which we invite artists we love to share five things that have informed their work. Ruby Macomber, poet, researcher and teina of Te Moana-Nui-a Kiwa; shares her favourite things.

By Ruby Macomber
Read Time: 4m
Screen15.05.23

“What is Your New Gum San?” Your Gold Mountain

In partnership with All My Friends, we have invited four writers to reflect on the themes, locations and stories explored in the video series Niu Gold Mountain. First off, Ruby Macomber responds to the music video Movin’, by Gwen Lin, Tyrun Posimani and Yin-Chi Lee, set in Lim Chhour Foodcourt.

By Ruby Macomber
Read Time: 14 mins
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