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Banging Heads - Why is it so hard to get the right help from ACC following concussion diagnosis? By Fiona Terry. Bloc the vote - Why politicians don't tale the Maori vote seriously. No plan A, or B - Danyl McLauchlan on the PM;s economic tinkering.

Tainted love

The ethical dilemma troubling the art world now besets the automotive fraternity: does the behaviour of the creator reflect on the worth of the work?

2 mins

Bad vibes

The government lacks a roadmap for a sustained economic recovery beyond tinkering with childcare rebates and payment surcharges.

4 mins

On higher ground

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2 mins

A bill much maligned

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2 mins

A real headache

Early treatment is critical in the recovery of concussion, but many sufferers struggle to get adequate help from ACC, facing long delays and a lack of awareness about the condition.

10+ mins

Street fighting men

The latest fads have turned violence into entertainment, with the risk of permanent injury or death no deterrent. Aside from the lure of prize money, what’s driving people to compete?

10+ mins

Not waving, drowning

After a breakdown, Kate Halfpenny's dream of a midlife sea change turned into a nightmare. Her book about the experience has become an Aussie hit.

8 mins

The storyteller

Shirley Horrocks' documentary about musician Don McGlashan is set to hit the big screen. It's the latest in her long career of telling tales of creative and inspirational Kiwis.

8 mins

Capital idea

A history of capitalism seen through the lens of its critics, highlighting the sticking points that lead to social crises.

5 mins

Right-hand man

A new bio of the man who helped the Republican movement rebuild itself from the ashes, only to hand it to Trump.

3 mins

Power play

A compelling spy story features AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing – and a beautiful Russian woman.

2 mins

Walking wounded

Stories featuring a cast of characters whose malevolence hides the loneliness of being cast aside by society.

4 mins

Her dream run

Arthouse star Vicky Krieps came to New Zealand to make a movie and ended up recording an album as well.

5 mins

Folk with a twist

An impressive debut with Kiwi connections bends a familiar sound into new and arresting shapes.

2 mins

Here to Infinity

An impressive line-up of live shows aims to bring comfort and inspiration.

2 mins

George's big whare find

British TV architect George Clarke discovers some revolutionary NZ designs in his new series, Homes in the Wild.

4 mins

On terror firma

The new Alien series is set in the era of the original movie but has an AI update.

1 mins

Time traveller

The NZSO's music director-designate is in hot demand.

2 mins

Lost for words

Aphasia, or the inability to speak, is common for stroke sufferers but there are strategies to help with recovery.

3 mins

Hot stuff

Kashmiri-Australian cook Sarina Kamini shares recipes that show masala to be so much more than spice.

6 mins

Less is more

The paradox of choice is a phenomenon that explains why consumers are more likely to buy when options are limited.

3 mins

Plastics punch-up

A global plastics treaty could protect against an increasingly toxic planet.

2 mins

Sacred texts

The booming came nearer and then, suddenly, we could see it over the roofs of the houses to the south: the great hemisphere of gleaming metal rocking through the air above the three articulated legs, several times as high as the church.

3 mins

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New Zealand Listener Description:

Forlegger: Are-Media

Kategori: News

Språk: English

Hyppighet: 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.