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'I ran to the pool's edge, and jumped. And sank.'

'I ran straight across the concrete to the pool's edge, and jumped. And sank.'

Che-Fu: 'I felt vindicated getting the nod from the big homies'

In 2001, hip-hop artist Che-Fu got a call from one of the biggest names in the business.

Electrifying the train lines: The touring performer energising public transport

At his performance you'll laugh, you'll sing, you'll learn a lot about public transport.

How "flight shame" could be a plus for New Zealand's tourism industry

Environment Commissioner Simon Upton on his bold vision for more sustainable tourism.

100% Pure Future: Can NZ's tourism industry rise to the challenge?

A view from the road as a new report lays down the gauntlet on tourism.

The woman with the ear of the Prime Minister in the pandemic

Dame Juliet Gerrard tells Greg Bruce why we need science in a crisis.

One marriage, two movie reviews: Framing Britney Spears

Greg and Zanna are outraged by the new Britney Spears documentary.

Diana Wichtel on the new normal and how it is quickly undone

Diana Wichtel on the virus and Trump's acquittal

Soundtrack to my life: Kody Nielson

Kody Nielson on the songs that shaped him.

Love in a queer climate

Ammonite explores a slow-burning LGBT romance with suggestive intimacy and tension

California dreaming: Wilson Phillips' very best harmony pop

Steve Braunias dubs the girl band's third studio album a shimmering masterpiece.

Colonialism, confrontation and coming together

Photographer Jos Wheeler shares photos from pivotal moments in our history, in Aotearoa.

Books provide a 'virtual adventure' for Splore's Emma Herbert Vickers

Emma Herbert Vickers on what she's reading

Book review: Thrills abound in silhouette

Laura Purcell's mystery finds thrills in the art of silhouette-making

Promptitude and perfection: The rarity of Bryan Washington's first novel

Bryan Washington has penned something beautifully deceptive, writes David Herkt

Auckland restaurant review: You're not in 1979 now, Ponsonby

The newest restaurant on a prime Ponsonby corner is not for the faint of heart.