Kerry Sunderland

Claire Turnham from Only With Love (OWL) and Maanaki Mats talks about Home-based death care

Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets. In this episode Kerry talks to creative artist Aralyn_Doiron

The Baton Valley, at the top of the South Island, was named after a young runaway sailor, Batteyn Norton, and it remains a place where life is isolated, physical, self-sufficient, and largely dictated by the weather. It hasn’t been much of a…

Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

Aotearoa is home to many extraordinary queer writers who have contributed to New Zealand’s rich literary history, but aside from the words of a few – Witi Ihimaera, Peter Wells, Hera Lindsay Bird – much of the LGBTQIA+ community’s most powerful…

Thirty-eight-year-old Becky Manawatu is the winner of New Zealand’s richest literary award for her debut novel, Auē. Nelson Arts Festival Pukapuka Talks coordinator and NMIT creative writing tutor Kerry Sunderland reports.When Becky Manawatu and I…

National literary treasure Maurice Gee will launch his new book, Memory Pieces, on the opening day of the Page & Blackmore Readers and Writers programme. In this article, published in Wild Tomato Issue 147 (October 2018) he speaks with Kerry…

Rob Donovan's research to support a complaint to the Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code (ABAC) is a fascinating example of how research with children can be applied.

With the biggest survey of all–the 2011 Australian census–taking place next month, Kerry Sunderland asks a range of researchers to comment on whether or not those who participate in survey research represent the Australian population.