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Sex sells, but in the case of The Idol, has it gone too far?
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Kiwi-British writer Margaret Meyer has written a #MeToo novel set in 1645.
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John Mulaney nearly died and I haven't laughed so hard in years.
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Bright ideas that make cities better: Better transport in Brussels.
New York Times: Why is it so hard to stay friends with members of the opposite sex?
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Steve Anderson killed six people with his Dad's shotgun as they sat down for breakfast.
Auckland Festival of Photography 2023 has launched with a theme of resistance/ātete.
Two new-generation divas on how opera is reshaping women's stories.
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The latest verdict is just another of a zillion things that should rule Trump out
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"Does someone have to be completely destroyed to realise what a jerk they’re being?"