New Zealand Listener - October 28 - November 3 2017
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Avoiding project pitfalls - Home Truths. What you need to know before you build. MR GRUMPY - Bill Ralston on Winston Peters. DR FOSTER - Diana Wichtel on the TV sensation. POOR SHOW - Inequality’s toll on our health & wealth. TRAGEDY - The dreadful plight of Myanmar’s Rohingya.
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Fields of gold
Kiwi mathematicians have produced some astonishing medal-winning performances over the years.
Happy pills
Drugs for treating depression work on the chemical imbalance theory, but scientists have called that into question.
Political vivisection
An inquiry into the government’s response to the pandemic would be instructive, but it’s a matter of timing.
A moment of truth
“Seldom … have we been confronted with events where falsity of information can cause such harm.”
One for the bucket list
Russia recently published a list of New Zealanders banned from entering the country.
Winter falls
Every few minutes, a stretcher was wheeled past, with a patient gasping into an oxygen mask.
A second civil war?
A couple of months ago, we met some friends at a winery in Antietam, Maryland, site of one of the last and certainly bloodiest battles of our Civil War.
Lava’s in the air
How a new documentary pays a quirky homage to two pioneering French volcanologists.
Lounge music
Alec Bathgate reflects on the career and upcoming boxset collection of pioneering lo-fi , alt-pop band Tall Dwarfs, which he started with his mate Chris Knox.
A hacking offence
How a British cyber-thriller from the maker of Wolf Hall cracked the code to make it feel authentic.
