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New Zealand Listener - May 3-9, 2025

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Kiwis who value the vanishing heritage and greenery of many of our towns and cities depend on planners to save it, say Alexandra Bonham and Jessica Rose.

2 mins

Doubly damned

A legislative amendment looks set to cause a market imbalance, leaving the public more disadvantaged than ever.

4 mins

Political fabric starts to fray

In late March, on her first day as an elected representative in the German Parliament, left-wing politician Cansin Köktürk wore a garment that shocked some of those present.

2 mins

Start spreading the news

I was preparing for bed before midnight on Good Friday when I heard the first peal of thunder, somewhere in the distance.

2 mins

Fairway to Irish unity

Trans-Tasman rivalry can be ferocious over the provenance of the flat white or the pavlova, but beside the Irish custody battle over golfing great Rory McIlroy, it's a storm in a tee cup.

2 mins

Online interference

There can be no doubt that the widespread use of devices, especially by children and young people, is causing a problem.

2 mins

A rising tide of risk

As cancer diagnoses in the under-50s soar, researchers are focusing on environmental as well as dietary causes – including a possible link between microplastics and bowel cancer.

10+ mins

CANCER ALL AROUND

Disengagement with the health system may hinder cancer detection.

3 mins

Spreading the words

The world's most popular family of languages has its roots in a small corner of Europe. Its evolution - a story of migration, conquest, intermarriage and human progress - has lessons for how we see ourselves.

10+ mins

Silence is no answer

AC Grayling, British philosopher and indefatigable author, is coming to the Auckland Writers Festival with a new book under his arm. PAUL LITTLE asks him about Discriminations – a sortie on to the battlefield of woke - and hears how to combat the haters.

5 mins

Her unquiet mind

A very rude magpie may still be dogging her thoughts, but one of our most successful authors has managed another novel worth squawking about.

8 mins

For the love of Chile

Four decades on from The House of the Spirits, Isabel Allende's follow-up remains true to the original.

2 mins

Dozen of the best

Booker Prize winner Graham Swift produces a clever and reflective story collection.

2 mins

Marie Curie's magical turn

Miramar is the surprise hideaway of the glowing scientist in Tracy Farr's imaginative retelling.

4 mins

Nerd's eye view

An off-kilter tale about Arto, who wakes up to find he's a robot on an existential quest in a post-apocalyptic world.

2 mins

Brain ticklers

A stack of new reading for kids ranging from picture books to a biography of Roald Dahl.

3 mins

Tall tales

Masters of reinvention struggle to match their own ambitions.

2 mins

Chorales in counterpoint

Last year’s World Choir Games in Auckland is the focus of a new series by a leading documentary maker who contrasts a high-powered New York chorus with a homespun group from Kaitāia. BY RICHARD BETTS

4 mins

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New Zealand Listener Description:

Editor: Are-Media

Categoría: News

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: 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.