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New Zealand Listener - November 15-21, 2025

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Going viral

Cast your mind back six years for a reminder why New Zealanders need to vaccinate against measles, writes Auckland GP Dr Allan Moffitt.

2 mins

House swap

Labour's polling resurgence mirrors National's decline, but their suitors' fortunes cloud predictions.

4 mins

Hotdog politics

When is a sausage not a sausage? The 720 members of the European Parliament tried to answer that delicate question last month.

2 mins

Grief is grief

When my friend, the minister of religion, bought me lunch a while ago, he expressed admiration for my reflectiveness in the face of loss. I took the compliment.

2 mins

Please look after this bear

Alas, a hard stare wouldn't do the trick. Paddington Bear's copyright custodians are suing a British television company for depicting him as a sweary, coke-snorting illegal immigrant.

2 mins

Drawing the line

In 2003, Allister Brooker took issue with how the police had treated him. To make his point he staged a small protest outside the home of a constable he believed was responsible. At 9.20 on a quiet morning, knowing she had just come off a night shift, he stood on the street, singing loudly and strumming a guitar while holding a placard. The police were called and Brooker was arrested for disorderly behaviour under the Summary Offences Act.

2 mins

Hipkins, your time starts now

Pollsters, pundits and bookies will be working overtime to reassess the odds for next year’s election after the implosion of Te Pāti Māori. While the current government is sliding in the polls, the left-leaning parties appear determined to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in the back end of the game.

3 mins

Doing without the canary

The Pike River disaster sparked much-needed reforms to health and safety rules. 15 years on, the coalition government is unravelling them - but they were never fully implemented in the first place.

10+ mins

Sound salvation

Morale at RNZ National has slumped as ratings languish and a scathing review urges drastic change. But is radio really a medium in decline?

10+ mins

No shore thing

With its crooked beak, the small, fast and vulnerable wrybill holds a special place in the hearts of birders.

8 mins

Office outlook

Arts veteran Amy Mansfield is back with a new season of her hit show that mocks workplace culture. She shares some of her inspirations.

7 mins

Hate to say it

A new account of Jacinda Ardern's time in office gives generous space to her detractors, but sheds some light on her government's fatal flaws.

4 mins

Toast of New York

Patti Smith's latest memoir reflects on the entirety of her life.

3 mins

Mastering the art

New history of Auckland Museum finds its creation more of interest than dedicated collector who made it happen.

3 mins

Nothing civil about it

When England sank into war and King Charles's head was lopped off, the country was changed forever.

4 mins

Cups of ambition

The themes behind the 1980 movie remain as relevant as ever in The Court Theatre's production of 9 to 5 The Musical.

5 mins

Fame beckons

A company aiming to bring more musicals our way is enlisting local talent.

1 mins

Playing it out

Theatre that takes a therapeutic approach to stories of incarceration, addiction and abuse is touring the country.

4 mins

Fall of angels

Watchable comedy that misses opportunities to dig deeper.

1 mins

His dark arts

Genius moves in Lanthimos's latest clever, subversive thriller.

1 mins

A woman scorns

Lily Allen takes aim at her straying ex-husband.

2 mins

Island in the stream

A new show casts itself on social media platforms to attract rangatahi.

2 mins

Unhidden depths

Tabea Squire's new work for the NZSO examines the play between stillness and movement.

2 mins

Hidden killer

Researchers say free testing is needed for a little-known marker of heart-disease risk.

3 mins

More than tacos

Born and raised in Mexico City, restaurateur Daniella Guevara Muñoz shares family favourites.

6 mins

Nurture aces nature

Despite what the 2023 weather threw at them these vineyards have come up trumps.

1 mins

Thanks for the memory

A humble flat worm that can survive decapitation demonstrates intriguing powers of recall.

2 mins

Beetles bear brunt of forest slump

Lack of recent headlines about kauri dieback doesn't mean the bad news is over.

3 mins

For Curly

My sister had left the key in the letterbox, so I let myself in, into what remained of my mother's life.

3 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.