A conversation with Sam Neill and Bryan Brown - on life, death, anxiety, fame and 40 years of friendship
Actors and old friends Sam Neill and Bryan Brown in conversation
Actors and old friends Sam Neill and Bryan Brown in conversation
Steve Braunias meets a Holocaust survivor in St Heliers.
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Nick Mowbray and Jaimee Lupton are launching Zuru Beauty after the success of MONDAY.
New York Times: Nearly 20 years after the start of the war the Taliban hold all the cards.
New York Times: She was there as her daughters rose to fame. Now it's her time.
New York Times: Biden struggles to explain how the withdrawal went so badly wrong.
Nic and Verity answer your sex and relationship questions.
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Times: From pin-up to pariah - can the actor make a comeback?
Was Ron Brierley's urge to collect illicit child imagery driven by a masked condition?
New York Times: For more than a decade an NDA ruled her life. Now she's done with it.
After decades together, she was cut out of a will that left it all to a new woman.
Police inspector says serious assaults weren't as common, or severe, pre-Covid.
Crime in Auckland's CBD has jumped and businesses are feeling the pinch.
New York Times: She was a teen phenom. But now she isn't chasing hits.
Might Simon Bridges be preparing to launch something other than his new book?
New York Times: She reported him to police seven times. In the end he killed her.
New York Times: The Olympics as a whole seemed like an oyster shell without a pearl.
Dr William Allen tells of the horror of the Taieri Mouth boat tragedy.
Master storyteller Owen Marshall on his chilling tale that's about to hit the big screen.
TV star candidly discusses imposter syndrome, alcohol abuse and fighting his demons.
There are good, cheap, easy fixes for Auckland's harbour crossing problems. Here are some.
Financial Times: Science could allow more precise predictions about future events.
Victims' experiences are so traumatic many advise others not to lay police complaints.
New York Time: Electricity and meat are now luxuries for all but the country's wealthiest.
New York Times: The place where visitors can be swallowed up without a sound.
A judiciary-led change hailed as transformational, while Govt plans panned as 'tweaks'.
Times: 'We told you so', say a group of alien obsessives after UFO report released.