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Right hand man - David Seymour talks Te Tiriti, being Deputy PM & Act's next moves - By Danyl McLauchlan. Creeps with tech - The rise of spycam sex crimes. Europe now - Living in the shadows of Putin & Trump.

One from the art

Steve Thomas reads the government's draft strategy for the arts and wonders where the art is.

2 mins

Where to next?

The departure of two key figures draws a squiggly line under Labour's Ardern years.

4 mins

Clown prince in waiting

In Britain, no one takes much notice of local body politics other than local politicians, and with very few exceptions, no one knows one local politician from the next.

2 mins

Enslaved by big tech

'Addiction is a big word,\" said one commentator, grandly dismissing the proposal that we follow Australia's ban on social media for children under 16. Hearing this, I reached for some of my own big words. Addiction is certainly relevant in this context. If you accept that users get hooked on gambling machines, I don't know why you'd scoff at the notion of addiction to social media.

2 mins

Missing the cut

If a tree falls and nobody Instagrams it, does it make a noise? Does it ever.

2 mins

Artist enters purgatory

The artist had left on the building - in point of fact, he died trying to enter, collapsing on the pavement near the front door just before Christmas - and now it was the turn of his work.

2 mins

Deputy Dave

He suffered years of poor poll results and jibes about his dancing, but Act leader David Seymour is on the cusp of becoming Deputy Prime Minister.

10+ mins

Rules of engagement

The Trump administration has thrown European security and the response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine into disarray. Andrew Gunn reports from Kyiv and Listener correspondents update the fallout in the UK and Germany.

10+ mins

Trump appeasement

The UK hopes to mask its powerlessness by massaging the ego of the US President.

3 mins

Rearming Germany

Berliners are maintaining customary freedoms but geopolitical shifts have upended their country's post-war self-image.

3 mins

Undercover creep

Hundreds of women and children are likely to be the victims of sex offenders without knowing it because of the increasing sophistication of hidden spy cameras

10+ mins

Hokianga rebellion

How the intervention of a great-nephew of Hōne Heke and the advent of the telephone defused the last armed resistance by Māori against the British crown.

7 mins

Name of the father

Debut a restrained and compelling exploration of alternative lives.

2 mins

Swirling seas

Philosophy, science and history swirl together in engrossing latest from Canadian author.

2 mins

Level best

Patience pays dividends for big winners in Ockhams.

1 mins

What's left unspoken

Place and identity are central to American Dirt author's latest.

3 mins

The lies we tell ourselves

Three crime authors plough fresh fields.

2 mins

Things in common

A husband's death brings together three school friends.

2 mins

Don't tell me

Political scientist Mark Lilla tries to get to the bottom of why we prefer not to know.

3 mins

To Paris, via Austen

This year's French film festival delivers a movie bringing a Gallic sensibility to that most English of novelists.

5 mins

Seasoned in the sun

Memoir adaptation peppered with inspirational moments.

1 mins

Dancing to my own tune

Sefa Enari has been forging a path in contemporary Pacific choreography and theatre over the past four decades.

5 mins

Voom in bloom

Auckland band's third album was 19 years in the making.

2 mins

Living the dream

Famous as Tina from Turners, Bubbah, the comedian and reality star, brings silliness to serious life questions.

2 mins

Bohemian baritone

Playing destitute artist in Puccini's classic rings true for rising Aussie opera star.

2 mins

Coconut shy

The much-hyped health benefits of coconut products do not extend to Western diets – but you needn't shun them altogether.

3 mins

Pass the olive oil

'Bad boy' English chef Thomas Straker turns his back on his famous butter recipes for lashings of a healthier alternative.

4 mins

Foreign flair

An increasing presence on our shelves, there are plenty of affordably priced international wines worth trying.

8 mins

Point and press

Photography can have psychological benefits.

3 mins

I'll be there for you

The problem with using a legion of AI bots to cure loneliness.

3 mins

WHITI TE RĀ

Fred Graham (Ngāti Koroki Kahukura, Tainui), who died on May 9 aged 96, was a founding figure in what became the contemporary Māori art movement.

1 mins

The gift of joy

She arrived at Lush Places with tight curly wool and a sweet tiny face on September 12, 2018, the day before my birthday. She was the smallest lamb born that season.

3 mins

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New Zealand Listener Description:

Éditeur: Are-Media

Catégorie: News

Langue: English

Fréquence: 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.