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We Vibe Melt: 'Grab a wine and take it in the tub for some lovely alone time'
We Vibe Melt: 'Grab a wine and take it in the tub for some lovely alone time'
Can you really be said to share an identity with everyone born within 15 years of you?
Jane Harper's new page-turner, discover the mysteries of wetlands, new cook books
Bright ideas that make cities better: Robert Moses, a town planner on stage in New York.
He has a legendary right foot and famously dreamy eyes, but do they translate to TV gold?
"Most of the male journalists I worked with were terrific, but some were absolute f***s."
New York Times: Celebrities on what movies they turn to at this time of year.
Diana Wichtel: Most people learn tolerance in toddlerhood.
New York Times: Actors on their marriages and how it felt to depict a contentious one.
Harry and Denzel Kelemete: an 80s anthem not lost in translation
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Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie pass judgment on My Policeman.
Bright ideas to make cities better: Mairangi Bay's new childcare centre in the bush.
Nashville is the last place you'd expect to find Auckland alt-art musician Kelly Sherrod.
You've probably never heard of Aucklander Kelly Sherrod — the Nashville-based musician whose reinvention as Proteins of Magic is as unexpected as her choice of adopted home. Video / Supplied
Tau Henare's terrific tiled table.
Melbourne's MoVida has made the permanent leap to Auckland. Is it any good?
Times: They were an '80s power couple. Then his life fell apart when she died.
Holly Beckham's documentary is a story about reclaiming mana, says Dr Hinemoa Elder
Holly Beckham was dying when she decided she needed to make a documentary. Now she has.
Greg and Zanna review the classic story of boy-meets-alien, 40 years on.
The history behind Margaret Sparrow's collection of contraceptive pills.
How the world of love, liberation and learning turned sour
Kiwi-Korean writer Nahyeon Lee's black comedy shakes up her favourite sitcom.
In Britain today it's getting harder to sort fact from fiction.
Diwali is a time to celebrate and try Indian-style treats
How moving to the provinces to open a burger shop helped heal a grieving mum's heart.
Jane Ussher's photographic look at NZ rooms and Mark Sommerset on writing for kids.
Salad. Sandwich. Repeat. What's your strongest summer food memory?
A successful decor for entertaining is all in the detail.