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God is a she: Maverick Anglican priest Christopher Douglas-Huriwai and the soul of the church

Imagine a priest. Now meet one completely unlike that.

Alexandra Tylee: "He would have been 21 last Boxing Day"

Pipi Cafe's Alexandra Tylee shares a bittersweet memory.

One marriage, two movie reviews: Peter Rabbit 2

Married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Peter Rabbit 2.

Restaurant review: Still-life sashimi and the artistic brilliance of Cocoro; Yvonne Lorkin peruses the drinks list

Push the boat out with 25-plus different species of kaimoana (matched sake optional).

What to watch this Easter weekend

The hottest TV, movies and podcasts to keep you entertained this long weekend.

Get your long weekend mood on with top wines for solo moments and family affairs

Ten top tipples for Easter from Yvonne Lorkin

Restaurant review: Into the belly of the hāpuku beast at Al Brown's Depot

Sure they do sliders but the hāpuku is a fish dinner of Sunday roast proportions.

The First Woman reviewed: a battle to discover self in an embattled Uganda tied up in traditions

A young woman's personal awakening amid familial and political strife.

AK79, boot boys and violence at the Ramones; photographer Anthony Phelps

His photos of NZ's punk era are iconic, but these are the songs that shaped his life.

Money for free: What writers would do with $57,000

How would you spend $57k? These writers wonder.

Verbal retorts and tightening traps abound in bodice-ripper for the 21st century

A Net for Small Fishes seems ready-made for a Netflix series

Corben Simpson: Danced all around the world and ended up in Bethlehem

Steve Braunias meets a legend of NZ music, Gandalf lookalike and pop genius.

Stephanie Johnson: Idealism, idylls and the desire for change

Change is a constant and it's also the theme of Stephanie Johnson's new book.

My year in Tuscany, in a pandemic

In Italy the novelty of lockdowns has well and truly worn off, writes Tracy Goodall.

'Fantastic and utterly unpredictable twists'

A book about human frailty and NZ fiction are the choice for podcast producer Duncan Smith

No good, no evil: Phil Klay's new war epic

Phil Klay's much-anticipated first novel is a vivid, powerful war epic.