New Zealand Listener Magazine - February 25-March 3 2023
New Zealand Listener Magazine - February 25-March 3 2023
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In this issue
The fight to save radio NZ the merger is off- so what's next
Katherine Mansfield
Wine Guide
Training the masses
Some urbanites said they even switched to public transport regularly for the first time.
2 mins
Storm warnings
It's not normal; it feels like there is no normal any more. It is all indivisible from global climate change.
3 mins
A hard one to crack
The census doesn’t require residents to state how much cocaine they get through a year.
3 mins
Off the menu
The main parties are ditching the gourmet food to cater for core constituencies in a lean election year.
4 mins
Radio with glitches
The axing of the public broadcasting merger leaves a cash-strapped a fast-changing RNZ contemplating its future in media landscape. by JANET WILSON
10+ mins
Stroke of courage
What’s the point of having a ‘living will’ if doctors ignore it? That’s the question driving a new campaign for a law change.
10+ mins
A snakes & ladders journey
After a shock cancer diagnosis, Sandra Russell looked for a book that would help her connect with her emotions. She searched fruitlessly, then decided to write one herself.
8 mins
Glowing with life
A hundred years after her death, Katherine Mansfield’s short stories are still as vivid and immediate as when they were first penned.
7 mins
Scenes from a marriage
NZ playwright Brian McNeill wrote a hugely successful play about the relationship between Katherine Mansfield and her husband. He recalls how it came about.
4 mins
Still hurting
Antidepressants are often used for pain relief, but new research shows they might not be as effective as first thought - or even the best option.
4 mins
Fat chance
Western notions about the traditional Inuit diet usually don’t include the full menu.
4 mins
Faster pasta
For Italian-born cook NADIA CATERINA MUNNO, family plays a big part in her simple, authentic pasta dishes.
5 mins
Think again
A midlife crisis isn't inevitable. It can come down to whether you view your later years positively or negatively.
3 mins
Bing it on
Google, the king of search, is fighting back after Microsoft's bid for a bigger slice of the pie.
3 mins
A true original
An enthusiastic delve into 10 of Katherine Mansfield’s stories and her life when writing them underlines a tragic loss to literature. by CKSTEAD
4 mins
After she's gone
A deceased Scottish mother and wife tries to figure out why she can’t rest in peace.
2 mins
Straight & narrow
A meander down an extinct Roman road uncovers fascinating stories from the past.
2 mins
Going to extremes
An analysis of the work of the alt-right” in NZ makes for sober reading.
2 mins
The mother load
An estranged artist returns home to face frayed relationships and childhood trauma.
2 mins
Dance for survival
The Bangarra Dance Theatre crosses the Tasman with a work evoking the struggle of Indigenous rights in Australia.
5 mins
Making her mark
Kiwi actress Thomasin McKenzie returns to the festival where she first made the cinema world sit up and take notice.
4 mins
Brilliant patterns
A kaleidoscope of sounds from Young Fathers, and Joe Henry channels Elvis Costello.
2 mins
Miles to go
Tim Minchin is back in the driver’s seat for a second series of his hit road-trip drama.
2 mins
Built-in stories
A three-part series looks at how Maori culture is making its mark on architecture in Aotearoa.
2 mins
New Zealand Listener Magazine Description:
Publisher: Are Media
Category: News
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
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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