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In dieser Ausgabe

The Fresh, the Fruity, & the Funny— A summer menu to savour. The best cookbooks of 2025. Micheal Cooper's pick of bubblies. Steve Braunias reveals your worst recipes. History Repeats—Split Enz rereleases Mental Notes The rule of three—rating the highs & lows of the coalition's Year

The chain of command

To prevent another McSkimming scandal, the police leadership model needs to change, says Shona Munro.

2 mins

Three in a messy bed

The coalition in 2025 continued to wrestle with reforms but struggled to entice voters thanks to overreach, infighting and a stagnant economy.

8 mins

The old and the destitute

Once you start looking for them in Berlin, you realise how many there actually are: older people who rummage around in public trash looking for plastic or glass bottles. If the bottle has a recycling symbol printed on it, you can get anything from 5-25 eurocents when you return it to the grocery store.

2 mins

Musk's wiki hallucinations

My Wikipedia entry began as a joke. Eighteen years ago, a friend created an article that consisted of a couple of lines about the work I did at the time and several other in-jokes. Another editor mercifully removed the joke lines a couple of weeks later, and then some more silliness a week after that. But in the process, a new “fact” about me became enshrined.

2 mins

The dog's tally

Modern living throws up many difficulties, for which there should be free technical college courses.

2 mins

Law flip-flops bad for all

If people are expected to know the law, they must be sure that the law is certain and predictable. That way, individuals and businesses can organise their affairs with confidence.

2 mins

My Christmas wish

The debacle surrounding a police cover-up of the behaviour of a senior cop was shocking but I was not surprised. Coincidentally, it blew up in the same week as the anniversary of the apology for the abuse of children in the custody of the state.

3 mins

Missing teeth

That dental care is not publicly funded for most adults makes no sense to MAX HARRIS, who joined a nationwide roadshow examining the consequences of an oral health system in decay.

10+ mins

A bitter pill

Frontline providers want the axing of the Māori Health Authority declared unlawful. COLLEEN BROWN looks at how Māori healthcare agencies are faring under the government's 'colour-blind' health system and, on page 26, RUTH BROWN hears from former Te Whatu Ora chairman Rob Campbell and those spearheading a High Court challenge.

10+ mins

Cut off in infancy

A new way of delivering health services would have benefited Pākehā as well as Māori.

8 mins

No turkeys

The Kiwi Christmas dinner has morphed into lighter meals over the years, many preferring barbecues and salads to suit the summer weather. But there's still plenty of room for nutritious, delicious and do-ahead festive fare.

4 mins

Fine fizz

As Christmas approaches, we recommend a selection of beverages that pop.

8 mins

Taste of success

Nadia Lim is No 1 with homestead recipes but other Kiwis are tickling tastebuds.

2 mins

Gagging for it

The search for the worst recipe of all times is over. The people have spoken.

8 mins

Shelf life

In the teeth of a cost-of-living crisis, Kiwi consumers are back to buying Kiwi books

3 mins

Brilliant brawler

In a riveting account, a Renaissance expert paints a vivid portrait of Christopher Marlowe as a risk-taking genius.

4 mins

Animal instincts

A bold collection of stories where satire plays out in the worst of human traits and the bad guys get their comeuppance.

3 mins

Fashion victim

Darkly comic debut skewers privileged world of style mags.

2 mins

Let it blow

Startlingly original tale of a wind in Cumbria and its power over the people.

3 mins

Respired inspired

Te Papa's big summer show is an exhibition of large-scale digital works that explores the living, breathing world in forensic detail.

4 mins

Comparing notes

Split Enz is marking the 50th anniversary of its debut LP with reunion dates, but does a new reissue do the groundbreaking album justice?

4 mins

Goering's last stand

Crowe steals the show in war crimes drama

2 mins

Back in the game

Amazon Prime's hit sci-fi series Fallout returns with a Kiwi running the show.

4 mins

Getting into the groove

Morag Atchison swings from choral work to a tango-based mass that might get her dancing.

2 mins

A Trojan horse to cancer

Auckland scientists are trialling molecules that will carry the fight to cancer cells and trigger a tiny nuclear reaction.

3 mins

Take a dive

The ethics of the mosh pit allow for a safe place to get down and physical.

2 mins

The impacts of impact

An Auckland scientist's experience playing ice hockey informs her brain research.

2 mins

Our song

There is something missing in my relationship with Michele.

3 mins

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