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New York Times: Celebrities on what movies they turn to at this time of year.

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Melbourne's MoVida has made the permanent leap to Auckland. Is it any good?

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John Boyne revisits the Holocaust, Always Italicise: How to Write While Colonised reviewed

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In Britain today it's getting harder to sort fact from fiction.

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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.

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