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Will a movie faking the moon landing propel a debunked conspiracy theory?

New York Times: Experts worry clips from the new film will be misused.

The rise of prosthetic eyes – and the surgeon who has pretty much seen it all

Kathleeya Stang-Veldhouse is changing NZ lives - and outlooks - with prosthetics.

Joanna Wane: Why patients under the care of female doctors are less likely to die

OPINION: More 'empathetic' or just better at their job?

Ripley star Andrew Scott is always captivating. Here’s how he does it

New York Times: How Andrew Scott has become one of our most reliably excellent actors.

‘This is real life’: A Kiwi nurse shares her story from inside Afghanistan

At 37, Catherine Flanigan has worked in some of the most troubled parts of the world.

Jack Tame on being 'hated', his infamous Winston Peters interview and his old neighbour Wayne Brown

Jack Tame: 'I was really chuffed that what I do was recognised as journalism'

'Driven by men': Top English actor slams film industry

Anna Chancellor opens up about why it feels so good to see women win.

Auckland teacher forced to fly to Sydney every week to access lifesaving cancer treatment

How Kiwis are missing out on 'wonder drugs' coming down the pipeline.

Inside Reese Witherspoon’s literary empire

NYT: When her career hit a wall, the Oscar-winning actor built a ladder made of books.

Baby Reindeer isn't the weirdest true story streaming right now - these are

Looking for more weird stories now you've finished Baby Reindeer? We've got you covered.

Are AI trip planners the future of travel? Not on this evidence

Greg Bruce puts Booking.com's new AI trip planner through its paces. Spoiler: It's bad.

How Matt Heath went from shock jock to self-help guru

Shock jock, bumbling TV idiot and punisher Matt Heath has written a self-help book? WTF?

Harlan Coben: ‘The far right and the far left are so dangerous’

Times: Bestselling author on his friend Dan Brown and meeting Queen Camilla.

A $500 pair of shoes changed my life, but not how you think

Greg Bruce investigates the value of the most expensive item of clothing he will ever buy.

Exclusive: US bestseller Ann Patchett on life, love and the curse of beauty

'I married the first guy who asked me out to dinner.'

Looking for something great to watch? Here are 10 picks - and they're all free

Cost of living crisis got you cutting your streaming services? We've got you covered.