Willis declares herself Feminist of the Year, because who else is going to do it?

“I take stuff a lot more seriously than I would have 10 years ago.”

Reckless retroactive law-making poses real danger.

When kids are on phones for 22 out of 24 hours, we know it's well past time for change.

The EU has ruled Malta's system of citizenship in exchange for investment is illegal.

If it can replace us in areas we consider uniquely human, where does that leave us?

Journey of longfin eels to spawn grows more difficult due to pollution and human barriers.

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Academic theories, biology and politics: Their role in the clash over gender definitions.

Why it’s time to move beyond BMI and our national fixation on thinness.

High blood pressure can be fatal but there are ways to lower it to healthy levels.

Otago scientist on understanding the relationship between vitamin cancer and tumour growth

If you feel weird writing in a gratitude journal, whip out your camera.

Three recipes from 'Food You Want to Eat' embraces the benefits of olive oil.

Having a Cloud follow him has done no harm to a storied Marlborough winemaker.

Hannah Darroch has duel roles as performer and arts administrator.

George Driver on the "little wooden box" that powered generations of NZ's top musicians.

"Raymond Hawthorne influenced nearly every actor in NZ for decades."

Graham Reid on Voom's Something Good is Happening.

A film about a long walk could be dull but there’s drama, awe and inspiration here.

Raw, provocative and smart sums up new albums from newcomers and established artists.

Catherine Chidgey's latest takes top spot after just one week on sale.

Tale of a guru’s influence on friends who share a secret lacks sufficient charisma.

Insightful account of human adventure in the Volcanic Plateau and its playgrounds.

People who commit fraud have more than just motive and opportunity in common.

This wasn’t just a whodunnit. It was a why-dunnit - and years later, the questions remain.

'The murders, the families involved, they almost become part of you.'

Advertising for lavatory paper and laxatives has gone down the toilet.

A paucity of public toilets highlights American inequality and marginalisation.

Champion golfer’s appeal easily crosses the Irish divide.

Peacekeeping, population and why cannabis could cure insomnia.

The former PM who helped solve a violent crime to 11 words to say before you die.