New Zealand Listener - January 30 - February 5, 2021
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Publisher:Bauer Media
Category:News
Language:English
Frequency:Weekly
Magazine Description: The New Zealand Listener is New Zealand’s highest-selling and best-read current affairs magazine. Each week the Listener brings you the latest commentary and insight from award-winning writers and columnists.
An energising read, full of witty insight and award-winning investigative journalism, this is the magazine that has been setting New Zealand’s agenda since 1939.
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Feeling At Home With Your Future
For older people seeking an easier life, inner-city apartments aren’t always the best solution.
Too Much Of A Good Thing
The shocking outcomes of two studies into beta-carotene show that supplements can’t easily mimic nature.
Shuke, Rattle And Roll
A bout of depression, the Challenger space shuttle disaster, editing at the BMJ and stern words for critics are all in the mix as Carl Shuker releases a new novel.
Saving Face
Harvard-based New Zealander Simon Talbot leads a team of surgeons performing astonishing hand transplants and plays a part in operations that give patients a new face.
Invasion Of The Killer Zees
Is our relationship with the letter zed changing?
Huawei Unplugged
As politicians grapple with the question of whether to let the world’s biggest mobile-phone technology provider, Huawei, be involved in our 5G network, Peter Griffin investigates how the company has landed in the proverbial.
Code Red
A bestselling US reporter on climate change says the planet’s future depends on WWII-like fear and alarm.
Break Point
Media scrutiny and hype could be the undoing of many a promising young sports star.
A Fortress From The Flood
John Lanchester’s ecological-dystopian tale of a barricaded Britain feels scarily prescient.
Unveiling Himself
Finn Andrews has put his band aside for an intimate solo album and tour.
