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In this issue

Heavenly pop loss
The aftermath
Growing up

Delusions of grandeur

In life, and therefore in politics, when things become difficult at home we tend to look at problems elsewhere, either for distraction or reassurance.

Delusions of grandeur

2 mins

Pop goes the union

It's a wee, thin piece of plastic, barely a centimetre long, but it's as good as a whole new referendum to reaffirm that the Brexit spirit is alive and in grumbling good health.

Pop goes the union

2 mins

Boon or bust

Taking our foot off the regulatory pedal means shifting risks to the most vulnerable, say observers across industries targeted in new legislation.

Boon or bust

10+ mins

Out with the old

One of the best ways to get more economic growth is by narrowing inequality, says UK economist and author Daniel Susskind

Out with the old

6 mins

A whakapapa of trauma

Ministers have referenced the 28th Māori Battalion in the government's military-style academy for youth offenders. But that legacy has seen many of the soldiers' mokopuna abused in state care.

A whakapapa of trauma

8 mins

Hungry for history

Irish chefs are taking the best of the country's traditional ingredients and giving them a top-class 21st-century spin.

Hungry for history

8 mins

Stuff & nonsense

The gutsy woman who took on ownership of media company Stuff for $1 scoffs at the idea that she's a mogul.

Stuff & nonsense

9 mins

Waters of life

Renowned environmental activist Mike Joy's eventful life is laid out in this smartly written memoir.

Waters of life

3 mins

Kindred souls

A love for the sound of British Northern soul leads to an unlikely alliance in this big-hearted novel.

Kindred souls

2 mins

Goodbye, boy genius

Russell Brown, a close observer of Martin Phillipps and his band The Chills across decades, looks back at his musical life and times.

Goodbye, boy genius

6 mins

The selfish giant

Violin great Maxim Vengerov was a child prodigy in Siberia. Now, he is coming to NZ to play the instrument's greatest concerto.

The selfish giant

4 mins

Cold, hard facts

In his latest documentary, Patrick Gower examines climate change and its repercussions.

Cold, hard facts

2 mins

A virtuoso on display

Artand music combine across the centuries ina new album from Somi Kim.

A virtuoso on display

2 mins

Tummy tracking

Auckland researchers have helped develop a non-invasive technique to investigate gastric problems.

Tummy tracking

3 mins

The Clinton factor

Kamala Harris is battling a double whammy of racism and sexism in her presidential quest.

The Clinton factor

2 mins

Seeds of hope

A team of botanists is saving one of our most threatened orchids and reintroducing it into the wild.

Seeds of hope

2 mins

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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.

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