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A foreseeable future

Labour's decision to focus on economic development rather than tax as its first election policy is a shrewd move, despite the lack of detail.

4 mins

Hastie by name rather than nature

Until early October, Andrew Hastie, a 43-year-old former SAS captain with an honours degree in history, was a frontrunner to ascend to the leadership of Australia's opposition Liberal Party and become the nation's alternative prime minister.

2 mins

Funkytown on a shoestring

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Better luck next time

There's a surprising issue that rivals European concerns over remilitarisation, China's true global intentions, American tariff aggression and even how to bring peace to the Middle East: the time. It's immutable outside of theoretical quantum physics - at least as far as we know. But the furore over the European Union's proposal to stop its members using two-stage Daylight Saving Time suggests otherwise.

2 mins

Exclusions and transparency

Have we really left behind the secret courts of the Inquisition, the Star Chamber, and the High Commission? In theory, yes. In practice, shadows of secrecy still fall across the justice system.

2 mins

A thoroughly decent bloke

After the ongoing political debacles of the past year it's heartening to be reminded that politics can be something constructive and politicians can actually be capable of being leaders. That reminder came with the death of former prime minister Jim Bolger.

3 mins

Kicking the habit

As the numbers struggling with addictions continue to rise, stigma and funding shortages thwart efforts to stem the tide.

10+ mins

Detained and desperate

A Kiwi imprisoned after Israeli forces intercepted the Gaza aid flotilla sent an unusual message home.

7 mins

On a mission

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9 mins

Shooting for the moon

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7 mins

Steady as she goes

The neoliberal agenda didn't sit comfortably with our 1990s leader whose true colours were always a paler shade of blue.

7 mins

Simply irrepressible

Penny Ashton is a little bit bossy, a little bit bawdy and talks so much it's impossible to get a word in edgeways.

8 mins

People power

Forget the idea of an overpopulated world: plummeting fertility rates mean we should be having more children.

5 mins

Ticket to the past

Conspiracy, fear and raucous humour pepper the pages of the 10th novel from the famously reclusive Thomas Pynchon.

4 mins

Sanity prevails

Wikipedia founder offers hope to those who fear social media has destroyed our access to truth.

3 mins

Truth seeking

The brilliant light and terrible shadow of Katherine Mansfield's life is related afresh in a new biography.

5 mins

Doing the spadework

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4 mins

Saints preserved

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5 mins

True evergreens

Albums from Christchurch-bred acts with 40-plus years of recording behind them.

2 mins

Hitting home

Robyn Malcolm and Melanie Lynskey are outstanding as the women who fought for Pike River justice.

2 mins

To a fine art

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3 mins

The art of war

Ross Harris's latest symphony is a response to contemporary horrors, particularly in Ukraine.

2 mins

Home comforts

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5 mins

Trophy time

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1 mins

Move or lose

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2 mins

Fright night

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3 mins

Genie in the bottle

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2 mins

MAIS NON!

Call Maigret! Putain, call Clouseau!

1 mins

Taking the biscuit

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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.