S2E05 - #MeToo Reporter: Rage to Advocacy
Ali Mau kept her abuse private for four decades before speaking publicly and in her memoir, No Words For This, she returns to that story with fresh clarity.
In this episode, the Australian-born, New Zealand investigative journalist—best known for her reporting on the #MeToo movement—speaks about s…
Inside the Media Pukapuka Talks featuring Ali Mau and Michelle Duff at the 2025 Nelson Arts Festival
What is it really like to work in the news media? Join Ali Mau and Michelle Duff, two of Aotearoa’s most highly regarded journalists, as they speak candidly about the shifting landscape of journalism in an age of misinformation, outrage, and fragile business models.
Led by fellow journalist Naomi A…
MeToo Downunder Pukapuka Talks featuring Ali Mau and Sonia Orchard at the 2025 Nelson Arts Festival
Ali Mau (author of No Words for This) and Sonia Orchard (author of Groomed) examine what happens when the people you trust most betray you and shine the light on what needs to change for justice to prevail. This kōrero was facilitated by Dr Nikki Evans, who is manager of Hikitia! RISE’s Family Viol…
2025 Pukapuka Talks Gala Night
A once-in-a-lifetime storytelling experience, featuring a star-studded line up of Aotearoa New Zealand's best writers, presenting in both English and te reo Māori.
Join former cage fighter-turned-writer Airana Ngarewa; award-winning journalist, broadcaster and survivor advocate Ali Mau; esteemed au…
Season 2, episode 11: Ali Mau
This podcast episode features Alison (Ali) Mau - an award-winning New Zealand journalist with 30+ years in TV, radio, and print, a #MeToo advocate, and co-founder of Tika, a charity supporting survivors of sexual harm. Ali also released a bestselling memoir, No Words for This, in 2024.
This episo…
Ali Mau: From TV Icon to Startup Founder at 60 (And How She Paid For It)
What does it actually cost to walk away from a successful career and build something that matters?
Ali Mau is one of New Zealand's most recognised television faces, including Breakfast, Fair Go, Seven Sharp, One News.
She was also made redundant five times along the way.
Instead of treating each…
Reflecting on Life at 40: Brodie Kane's Birthday Special
Brodie Kane on turning 40, falling in love, running a media business. As told to mentor, Ali Mau.
This episode is a little bit different. Best-selling author and award-winning journalist Ali Mau has been a career mentor and dear friend of Brodie’s since they first worked together at TVNZ in 2012.
…
Full Show Podcast: 24 September 2026
On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Thursday, 24 September, 2026, Simon Watts has enraged some local body leaders by putting amalgamations on hold. We seek an explanation.
We ask New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Lancaster if more "home" All Blacks tests could be play…
Ali Mau: former journalist on the launch of her new Tika platform for reporting sexual harm
Data from the Ministry of Justice shows almost a million New Zealanders have experienced sexual harm in their lifetimes, and one former journalist has launched a new way of coming forward.
Ali Mau's Tika platform launched today, and it's designed to give Kiwis an accessible space where they can re…
Ali Mau on Tika, and the experiences that built it
Ali Mau first appeared on New Zealand screens more than three decades ago. She went on to run, for five years, the #MeTooNZ project for Stuff. Last year she published No Words for This – an autobiography the Spinoff called “gripping and revelatory”. Last month, after years of work, Mau and lawyer Z…
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