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In the line of fire
Exchanging high finance for aid work has put Aucklander Mike Seawright at the front line of the world's war zones.
Star attraction
2023 New Zealander of the Year Rangi Matamua is a driving force behind our Matariki celebrations.
Scoundrel's lair
Art collector and now convicted sex offender James Wallace gave MICHELE HEWITSON a rare interview back in 2011.
The body electric
Manipulating our electrical fields is an emerging science whose frontiers range from treating depression, wounds and cancer to restoring sight.
Coalition of the willing
In the first of a four-part series on community efforts to defeat poverty, REBECCA MACFIE visits Hastings, where locals and state agencies have joined forces to give children a better start in life.
Purer waters
A sense of kaitiakitanga is driving a Christchurch technology entrepreneur to help clean up waterways.
Girls wanna have fun
Just like the boys, the trick is to avoid getting caught. But if you are, it pays to have a good story up your sleeve.
Action and reaction
Historians quarrel about why French protests descend into such lawlessness. They can't still be blaming Louis XVI.
Your conscience defines you
CHARLOTTE GRIMSHAW
Europe's hard-right turn
In weekly surveys, the AfD - whose representatives don't like immigrants - regularly polls around 19%.
Puddling along
Our daily traffic has created big patches of brown ooze into which gumboots, chickens and hearts sink.
Music with pictures
The APO's Opera in Concert brings together two underappreciated artists.
Following the rainbow
Queerness is a major feature of a series being made especially for Kiwi kids.
A need to talk
Rock raconteur Henry Rollins returns to NZ, where fans have given him magic memories in a past encounter.
A final bow
A posthumous release offers a hint of the diverse and prolific work of New York underground figure and cellist Arthur Russell.
Sweet, smart & funny
An older woman stages a meet-cute with a shy teen.
Ford knocks it out of the ark
Indiana Jones' fifth instalment is back to form as its ageing star hangs up his fedora.
Galaxy quest
How the stars have aligned for Tamati Rimene-Sproat after he turned his back on TVNZ current affairs.
War of the Wager
Where does duty end and survival begin, asks David Grann in his rip-roaring account of an 18th-century mission gone wrong.
Heart's desire
Ambitious debut explores murky line dividing fan and fanatic.
Humanity's darker side
Expertly crafted stories make for more demanding reading.
Building bridges
Even if it's selective, a new history of world culture is still enriching and educational.
Hard knocks
Searing honesty is a mark of ex-All Black Carl Hayman's bleak story of a superstar whose life has gone tragically wrong.
Sky's the limit
As aviation heads for a new boom, flying's CO₂-emission facts are stark.
Dachau days
A concentration camp memorial is a powerful reminder of our vulnerability to psychological manipulation.
Let them eat cake
TILLY PAMMENT has cakes and sweets to soothe the emotionally wrung out and those craving a tropical escape.
Buyer beware
Ultra-processed foods make up an astonishing proportion of average daily energy intake, and they are harmful. Yet they meet food safety standards.
Back on track
Back pain is the No 1 cause of physical disability worldwide, and the bad news is, rest is no cure.
Gotcha!
Psychologist and TV presenter NIGEL LATTA writes about what he learned from diving into the world of scams for his latest series.
Given a golden ticket
Taranaki author Emma Pearl has writing in her blood via a relative famous for his classic kids' books.