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Mongrel Mobster pictures: Photographer's shots 'are like gold'

'The gang was full of guys who had been in borstal and boys homes.'

"The last time I was in New Zealand, I was really depressed"

Performance poet Rupi Kaur on life on the road and her upcoming NZ tour

From the Road: Photographer Robin Morrison revisited at Auckland Museum

Robin Morrison, father and photographer, through his son's eyes.

Women Talking is a sign of the times but not in the way you might think

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch the new film from Sarah Polley.

Simon Wilson: The pizza-slice city of Oxford

Bright ideas that make cities better: Oxford's proposed new traffic zones.

'Sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll is hard to do in a pandemic': TV's new hit Daisy Jones & the Six

New York Times: Adaptation of popular novel to become this year’s irresistible series.

'You’re married, but you love me': When a chatbot suggests you should leave your wife

New York Times: Concern the new technology will learn how to influence human users.

Your first clue should be the truffle sushi: Wakuwaku reviewed

Why be safe when you can be interesting?

Dating While Asian: Fun, sexy, sobering times in modern NZ

Director reflects on her own personal experience and inspiration behind docuseries.

Dick and Angel Strawbridge: When home really is a castle

Escape to the Chateau's Dick and Angel Strawbridge on their much-televised life

Birnam Wood review: Fair is foul, and foul is fair in world of eco-thriller

Kiran Dass reviews Eleanor Catton's new novel

Philomena Cunk is not as dumb as she wants us to believe

Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review the funniest year of the show so far.

Diana Wichtel: on atmospheric rivers and an atmosphere of distrust in the mayor

It was raining again in Tāmaki Makaurau - and the need to pay attention.

Author Maria Gill: ‘Empowering kids is something I’ll always try to do’

Maria Gill's message to kids: If you have a dream, believe in it, and don’t give up on it.

‘Peaches wrote it for me to perform with the laser butt plug’: Empress Stah on her top songs

The acclaimed aerial circus artist and performer talks about the songs that shaped her.

Restaurant review: Our verdict on Grand Harbour's yum cha

The city's speediest lunch comes with cake - but not as your sweet tooth knows it.

'It's not a place where I can be happy': Birnam Wood author Eleanor Catton on social media

While the title is taken from Macbeth, Catton is firm about it not being an adaptation.

Divorced at 28: When your sofa warranty lasts longer than your marriage

Times: Monica Heisey's debut novel is set to be one of the most talked-about of the year.