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When the new net went fishing
Doco brings life and clarity to historic treaty settlement story.
2 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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MISSING PIECES
A lost model suburb for a model society.
3 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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In their right mind
Right-wing populism is sweeping the world. A historian examines its origins - and sounds a warning of sorts.
4 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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A little respect
Demographic shifts, industrialisation and Covid have all affected our view of ageing.
3 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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Have chatbot, might travel
AI-powered trip planners can help you avoid tourist traps, but the wisdom of the travel-wise is hard to beat. BY PETER GRIFFIN
2 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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Long division
Erica Stanford's education revision may bring a touch of nostalgia, but a second neoliberal wave is building.
4 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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Salt seller
Each summer there seems to be a story that grabs the public's imagination and won't let go.
2 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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Hail to the chief
How the creators of Chief of War made an epic show from Hawaiian history - with the help of Aotearoa. BY RUSSELL BAILLIE
6 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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The world looks on in horror
At a French airport as final calls were made for a flight to Tel Aviv, I watched a group of soldiers entering the terminal.
2 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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Numbers calling, prizes falling
Observers didn't actually witness US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von de Leyen calling out, “Legs-eleven, two little ducks, twenty-two, clickety-click, sixty-six,” when they met in Scotland recently, but it must have been close.
2 min |
August 16-22, 2025
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Hot stuff
Kashmiri-Australian cook Sarina Kamini shares recipes that show masala to be so much more than spice.
6 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Lost for words
Aphasia, or the inability to speak, is common for stroke sufferers but there are strategies to help with recovery.
3 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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A bill much maligned
I wrote about the proposed Regulatory Standards Bill in my February 15 column.
2 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Her dream run
Arthouse star Vicky Krieps came to New Zealand to make a movie and ended up recording an album as well.
5 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Here to Infinity
An impressive line-up of live shows aims to bring comfort and inspiration.
2 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Time traveller
The NZSO's music director-designate is in hot demand.
2 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Plastics punch-up
A global plastics treaty could protect against an increasingly toxic planet.
2 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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George's big whare find
British TV architect George Clarke discovers some revolutionary NZ designs in his new series, Homes in the Wild.
4 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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+ min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Less is more
The paradox of choice is a phenomenon that explains why consumers are more likely to buy when options are limited.
3 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Bad vibes
The government lacks a roadmap for a sustained economic recovery beyond tinkering with childcare rebates and payment surcharges.
4 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Walking wounded
Stories featuring a cast of characters whose malevolence hides the loneliness of being cast aside by society.
4 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Folk with a twist
An impressive debut with Kiwi connections bends a familiar sound into new and arresting shapes.
2 min |
August 9-15, 2025
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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+ min |
August 9-15, 2025
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Power play
A compelling spy story features AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing – and a beautiful Russian woman.
2 min |