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Madeleine Crutchley

Madeleine Crutchley

Verified

Arts Editor, Craccum

Auckland

Final Covers

Culture, R&B Music , Reggae Music

Doesn’t Cover

Gambling, Betting, Bitcoin

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 311

  • The coolest red carpet looks from the Taite Music Prize

    By Madeleine Crutchley Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified By Madeleine Crutchley Wednesday Apr. 16, 2025VivaAttendees and award-winners at the Taite Music Prize 2025 dressed to showcase their values and vibrancy on the carpet. The best and brightest of our independent music scene gathered at Q Theatre on Auckland’s Queen St last night for the 17th annual Taite Music Prize.

    By Madeleine Crutchley Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 'A thrill like nothing I’d ever experienced': Kiwi comedian Brynley Stent's career highs

    By Madeleine Crutchley Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Comedian, writer and actor Brynley Stent is currently in Melbourne, performing her show Soft Carnage. Ahead of her shows at the NZ International Comedy Festival in May, she tells Viva how she makes a “9-to-11″ career in comedy work. Brynley Stent is a comedic master of mediums.

    By Madeleine Crutchley Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • The coolest red carpet looks from the Taite Music Prize

    By Madeleine Crutchley Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified By Madeleine Crutchley Wednesday Apr. 16, 2025VivaAttendees and award-winners at the Taite Music Prize 2025 dressed to showcase their values and vibrancy on the carpet. The best and brightest of our independent music scene gathered at Q Theatre on Auckland’s Queen St last night for the 17th annual Taite Music Prize.

    By Madeleine Crutchley Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Company Info

Craccum

We aim to hold AUSA and Auckland University accountable, keeping you informed with the latest updates, investigations, and student issues. From news and politics to arts, culture, and satire, we cover everything that matters to students. As an independent publication, we are committed to amplifying student voices and holding power to account.

Founded: 1927