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Richard Faull-Our neuroscience great bows out Smarter phone?-Assesing the use of new AI gizmos Raising Hell-Hw social media & new rules of child rearing are stressing parents more than ever.

When art history became history

The government's narrow-minded expulsion of art history from the school curriculum is at odds with its own arts policy, says Alice Tappenden.

2 mins

The thinnest of blue lines

The country's trust in the police has been shaken by scandal after scandal.

4 mins

Shaking the system

I'm sitting in a circle of about 20 people at Aviator Apartments, a low-rise apartment complex in a working-class neighbourhood in Colorado Springs, listening to tenants work on a list of demands to present to their landlord at a tenant union launch in a few weeks. But I'm not really listening, as I'm too busy watching to see if the property manager followed through on her threat to call the cops on us.

2 mins

Facing up to AI

In the first part of my 2025 Janet Frame Memorial Lecture on the “state of the nation” for New Zealand literature, I faced up to the issue of AI. It’s a subject I'd previously been ignoring: AI seemed too depressing, so I'd avoided news items about it.

2 mins

Gate closes on late adapters

Ireland's Ryanair revels in being the big meanie of the travel world, to the point where cheerful boorishness (with added bleeps) is its public relations technique. But even by its own standards, being beastly to the elderly is a bold step commercially.

2 mins

True crime with nibbles

Polkinghorne, redux. “There will be drinks and nibbles from 5.30 and then Steve from 6 to 7,” reads an email I received from the New Zealand Law Society - Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa in advance of an appearance I am making on November 19 to discuss my book Polkinghorne: Inside the Trial of the Century.

2 mins

Caught in the net

As if child-rearing wasn't fraught enough, modern parents are losing more sleep to the cacophony of online advice.

9 mins

Magical cranial tour

Decorated neuroscientist Sir Richard Faull is retiring after a lifetime in brain research. What has he learnt about the miracles and mysteries of the human brain?

9 mins

Seals of friendship

Far from the rogues depicted by history, the sealers who arrived in southern New Zealand two centuries ago integrated well with tangata whenua.

9 mins

Always the entertainer

The multi-faceted Chris Parker on the things that make his day sparkle.

4 mins

If the hat fits

Like a gorse-cutter, artist and activist Tāme Iti has devoted his life to kicking against the pricks.

8 mins

Speaking plainly

Novelist Anne Enright explores writing, family and injustice in this witty and compassionate collection of essays.

4 mins

State of nature

Scholarly but accessible account from Auckland academic weighs in on when and why Rome's empire came to be.

3 mins

High-risk distractions

A river cruise goes horribly wrong; 007's armourer gets his first fieldwork; and an unlikely indigenous pairing.

2 mins

The bird is singing

An 'ideas book' ponders questions of art and authenticity, performance and the role of irony.

2 mins

Behind the facade

Set in the mid-1970s on Italian film sets, Olivia Laing's complex literary thriller holds contemporary resonances.

3 mins

Hard dancemaster

As Black Grace marks 30 years with an anniversary double bill, its founder explains why he continues to be so demanding.

5 mins

Gone with the woodwind

High-flying saxophonist Jess Gillam meets the NZSO.

3 mins

Now And Then, again

The fourth in The Beatles' Anthology series came with baggage until Apple relented.

2 mins

The light gets in

Soul veteran maintains a sense of hope in trying times.

2 mins

Old saws run deep

A man's struggle to come to terms with his past is beautifully told.

1 mins

Ageing gracefully

A sensitive portrayal of dementia, with moments of brilliance.

1 mins

Final frontier

With the final season of Stranger Things we may get answers to our many questions.

2 mins

It's not me, it's you

A CD tragic laments the end of an era.

2 mins

Every grain counts

Draining and rinsing canned foods is one of several ways to reduce salt intake.

3 mins

A touch of class

The New York Times' bestselling author Alison Roman gives family favourites an elegant twist.

6 mins

Magical mouthfuls

These New Zealand rieslings are classy, dry and underpriced.

1 mins

What's in a game?

Online gaming is a big deal – but so is watching online gamers.

3 mins

Hype machines

Artificial intelligence feels gimmicky on the smartphone, even if it is doing some heavy lifting in the background.

2 mins

This is my stop

Why do people escape to the country? People like us, or people entirely unlike us, do. It is a dream.

3 mins

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Editor: Are-Media

Categoría: News

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: 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.