New Zealand Listener Magazine - April 08-14 2023Add to Favorites

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In this issue

Your Secret Senses
Golf's Gulf
Hey, Siri

Building a new future

Changing the narrative on Māori housing includes recognising the success stories not getting media coverage.

Building a new future

3 mins

The nuclear option

Australia's fast track to acquiring nuclear-powered submarines from the United States and Britain puts a gulf between it and its close security ally, New Zealand.

The nuclear option

2 mins

Unruly tourist

The noise at Albert Park, central Auckland, was extraordinary – a cacophony of horns, drums, biscuit tins, loudhailers and voices.

Unruly tourist

3 mins

The right to be rude

When Massachusetts woman Louise Barron, 71, stood up and, not for the first time, called her local town board members \"Hitlers\" who were \"spending like drunken sailors\", she got zero points for originality or proportionality.

The right to be rude

2 mins

Ukraine is not Iraq

A journalist often meets unhappy people in dire circumstances. Accidents, murders, wars, natural disasters, protests and recessions are not the kind of events that produce much joy, so you tend to remember those rare times when you were a witness to happiness.

Ukraine is not Iraq

2 mins

Senses of wonder

Human powers of perception are far more complex than just the famous five of sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch.

Senses of wonder

10+ mins

Double visions

The doppelganger has fascinated for centuries, and many of us have one. Now, there's interest in using lookalikes for medical diagnosis and crime-solving- and for more sinister purposes.

Double visions

10 mins

'I am not Mr Bean!'

A photographer's resemblance to a comic character sparked more than an identity crisis.

'I am not Mr Bean!'

2 mins

Serving the people

Disillusionment with democracy is understandable, says a Kiwi helping the next generation of world leaders to raise their game.

Serving the people

8 mins

In the sand

Golf's Saudi-backed LIV tour has driven a wedge through the genteel sport and risks coming up short in its sportswashing aim.

In the sand

5 mins

Next stop: Australia

The challenge of crossing the Tasman solo, against prevailing winds, has lured a certain breed of sailor to New Plymouth for more than half a century.

Next stop: Australia

5 mins

Carry on moving

Exercising consistently at all stages in life is best for brain health, but late starters can reap benefits, too.

Carry on moving

4 mins

Bad behaviour

Less is more in these deftly crafted stories of damaged women.

Bad behaviour

3 mins

Those left behind

The tale of a GI, a bar girl and an Amerasian child from the Vietnam War leaves a lasting impression.

Those left behind

2 mins

Moral compass

Biography brings to vivid life the story of a rugged, inspirational Arctic explorer.

Moral compass

3 mins

Drama queen

Why film star Helena Bonham Carter is playing a forgotten soap star in a new television drama.

Drama queen

4 mins

The going-nutty professor

Better Call Saul’s Bob Odenkirk plays a university head of deparment in crisis in new black comedy Lucky Hank.

The going-nutty professor

4 mins

In a different league

Why a code switch in the new series of Match Fit has refreshed the show.

In a different league

3 mins

Ancient airs

Kiwi audiences have the chance to hear the baroque strains of the theorbo.

Ancient airs

2 mins

Too knackered

This is what I did last Wednesday morning: I sat on an upturned bucket inside a sheep-milking shed, holding a ram lamb's head and front legs while a vet called Adrian was slicing the lamb's testicles off.

Too knackered

3 mins

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New Zealand Listener Magazine Description:

PublisherAre Media

CategoryNews

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyWeekly

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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