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Too much of a good thing
It could be the fridge magnets that get you in the end, or perhaps the aloe vera. Throw in pickled vegetables, bracken ferns or Wi-Fi and you're simply dicing with oblivion.
2 min |
August 12-18 2023 inactivated
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All fired up
'Let's do this!\" cheered the Newtown barista in response to the news that I would like a long black and a cheddar scone.
2 min |
August 12-18 2023 inactivated
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Summer of our discontent
If you've never witnessed the feverish joys of cognitive dissonance before, then feel free to watch reruns of interviews with the British holidaymakers whose vacations were cut short by wildfires in Greece last month.
2 min |
August 12-18 2023 inactivated
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I'm a deceiver
How a Russian-designed parlour game for geeks became a show starring Paul Henry and his big hat.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Tenor of the times
Sax supremos John Coltrane & Eric Dolphy at their joint peak.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Onto young Nick's head
Nadia Reid and Aldous Harding are among those playing tribute to a much lamented English folkie.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Song of love
The maker of Past Lives talks about how her feature debut became the year's most acclaimed film.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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From boom to bloom
After years of playing a starship trooper in a sci-fi show, Frankie Adams has found time to stop and smell the roses.
4 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Dramatic impulses
The revelation of a long-ago affair ignites an exploration of family truths.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Home truths
In his striking debut, expat Colin Walsh takes stock of modern Irish identity.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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A bigger picture
Through stories that jump between characters, points of view and decades, Carl Nixon builds a dark family drama from the outside in.
3 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Down and out
Former Cabinet minister Kiri Allan's fall from grace may well reflect the higher rates of mental ill health among MPs compared with the general populace.
3 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Adding insult to injury
The number of known hay fever triggers is already long and it seems some foods can produce similar symptoms.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Play to gain
Devices and modern lifestyle pressures threaten the vital role of play in child development.
3 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Portraits of another world
Colourised historical images bring the past to life, highlighting small details and huge differences in New Zealand society.
6 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Your biases are showing
Mainstream media is in the gun. But it's actually your fault. Here, then, is a simple guide to how media cover the news.
4 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Those left behind
New Zealand women are more likely to die from ovarian cancer than those in comparable countries, which diagnose the disease earlier and offer free access to more drugs.
9 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Against the flow
University funding woes threaten not just the security of outspoken researchers, but the specialised courses they teach.
5 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Science challenged
\"If you're not teaching a subject, or not teaching a full programme in it, you're not growing future researchers.\"
3 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Whānau up front
Concluding our series, REBECCA MACFIE is in South Auckland, where a community-led approach is bridging the gaps between struggling families and fragmented bureaucracy
10+ min |
August 5-11 2023
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Meet the superannuant helping over-65s give back
A lightbulb moment led Liz Greive to found an innovative charity that's helping older New Zealanders tackle generational inequity.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Charged up
Wellington-based Shalini Divya is developing lithium-free battery technology as a way to tackle energy poverty.
5 min |
August 5-11 2023
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'Our girl' scalped
The demise of Kiri Allan draws sad and sadly predictable reactions from her political peers.
4 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Banks for the memory
Aninterrogation of one’s affairs by the bank manager, while less painful than interrogation of one’s root canal by the dentist, has seldom been a relaxing appointment.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Things worth keeping
Duringa discussion at Goodenough College in London, a young American couple loudly held forth. They were due to fly home to Duluth, Minnesota, and were asked about the political situation.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Going backwards fast
Something quite strange happened in London last month - the Conservative Party won a by-election.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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With good reason
We need to teach our kids to have good arguments, says educationalist Hugh Kemp.
2 min |
August 5-11 2023
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Sibling security
Analysis of large populations indicates the more brothers and sisters you have, the less likely you are to go through divorce later in life
3 min |
July 29 - August 4 2023
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Original source
NICK DIGIOVANNI learnt grilled pizza-making at its birthplace and has one or two other gems in his repertoire
5 min |
July 29 - August 4 2023
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Muscling in
Healthy, active teenage boys should be able to get all their protein needs from food without having to resort to costly supplements
3 min |