Andrew Crowe: Meeting the Dalai Lama was the most extraordinary meeting of my life
Author Andrew Crowe talks to Elisabeth Easther about birds, Buddhism and life.
Author Andrew Crowe talks to Elisabeth Easther about birds, Buddhism and life.
A daily column looking at some of the more humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Hollywood star directly ordered Harry Potter author JK Rowling to 'shut up'.
A nurse and photographer, Sara McIntyre follows in her father's footsteps
One of NZ's few dedicated kids' theatre companies launches crisis appeal.
News snippets from across the region.
Times: Melanie Blake tells all about her career behind the scenes in the music business.
Book reviews: A dazzling new NZ novel while Wilbur Smith writes for young readers.
Weta started preparing for the chaos early.
Online ceremony will announce main category winners of New Zealand's premier book awards.
Ockham New Zealand Book Award presentation is online this year.
The countdown is on for the announcement of New Zealand's best books.
Actress and writer Barbara Ewing on why she'll only ever write one memoir.
Playing identical twins in HBO TV series was a new challenge for the Oscar-nominee.
Twilight fever is back after author Stephenie Meyer announced a new book.
Band steps in after school board bans The Great Gatsby and Catch-22.
Now book shops are back in business, are these the top crime picks for you?
The Five: The Untold Story of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper by Hallie Rubenhold.
New Zealanders around the world share their stories for moving Covid-19 isolation series.
Editor Ilona Hanne has a list of things to help keep you occupied while staying at home.
What would have happened if Anne Frank had been gifted a camcorder, not a diary?
Book extract from The Inside Hustle by Joanna Walden.
Connection to place, words to cover distance - what poetry does in troubled times.
What does it take to govern? What is it to be human? A tale of Tudor England and today.
The Da Vinci Code author has penned an impressive seven best sellers in two decades.
From John's tooth to Ringo's baked beans — book reveals the odd Fab Four phenomenon.
It seems escapism and nostalgia are front of mind for Auckland's bookworms in lockdown.
In the second of two instalments, NZ writers exclusively craft stories on love for Canvas.