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Fashion: Trad and true
Block colours and classic lines are where it’s at for ball season. Just don’t leave home without a coat.
Block colours and classic lines are where it’s at for ball season. Just don’t leave home without a coat.
The menu sounded super fresh and this was enhanced by the visual delights lined up in the glass cabinets at the counter.
In her second short story collection, her first in 15 years, Lorrie Moore peels back life’s outer layer and reveals what lies within.
The old cliche says you can take the man out of his birthplace but you can't take the birthplace out of the man.
Mum's kitchen Four of our favourite Federal St chefs tell us how their mums cooked with love.
In a Canvas exclusive, Eleanor Catton talks to Professor Jim Al-Khalili about physics, life, the universe and everything.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Colour Purple, Alice Walker, talks to Margie Thomson about the state of American politics, poetry — the lifeblood of rebellion and the richness of a life connected with nature.
Our stereotyped image of the Italian restaurant is bustle, informality, cheerful clamour and theatrical accents.
They’re the kids born totally wired, the first generation who will spend their whole lives in a world where the planet’s accumulated wisdom is available instantly at the touch of a finger. And the first of them have just left school.
Best-selling author Matt Haig, 38, is about to have two more books published. Here, he explains how he only started writing to cope with his sudden, life-threatening depression.
The menu was packed with an array of French, gourmet brunch options.
What’s your lucky number? Alex Bellos conducted an online survey and discovered a hot favourite: people find the number 7 clever, cheery and divine.
Author Shonagh Koea tells Rebecca Barry Hill why she doesn’t stick to the rules.
We'd been meaning to try Cazador on Dominion Rd ever since we'd heard that this was one of Auckland's iconic family restaurants. It
British authors Nicci Gerrard and Sean French tell Stephen Jewell why their book collaboration works so well.
I do not read a lot of noir crime fiction which, on the face of it, means I should not be writing this review — well, on the face the book presents after a few dozen pages, anyway.
Bedford Soda & Liquor felt great from the start. Our friends were grinning like soon-to-be-satisfied cats, cocktails in hand, at a table overlooking Richmond Rd.
Suzanne McFadden uncovers the top 10 interior design trends for 2014.