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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.

'The sales team don't have email?': One man's journey into the dark heart of NZ's telcos

OPINION: Greg Bruce's attempts to buy a new phone are not helped by NZ's telcos.

Being Jacinda: Actor Sophie Hambleton on playing the loved - and hated - former PM

'Imagine hearing people outside your place of work baying for your blood.'

The demise of Tuesday Night Community Kai, where homeless people found belonging

'The system is broken. It’s very, very, very broken.'

Sex, drugs and supermodels: The best lifestyle and entertainment stories of the week

From recreational drug use, to how our sex drives change, the 7 best stories of the week.

Where to eat this weekend: Advieh, where honesty (and butter) is always best policy

Kim Knight reviews Gareth Stewart's latest venture, at the new InterContinental hotel.

Why (almost) everything you’ve been told about back pain is wrong

Christchurch expert Antony Bush on his new mythbusting book.

3000 oysters and 4800 eggs: Behind the scenes at an epic Auckland hotel buffet

11 of the best lifestyle and entertainment stories of the week.

Opinion: Political provocation or poetic? David Seymour’s World Poetry Day video ode

OPINION: Diana Wichtel reviews the Act leader's latest attempt at verse.

Cooking food in your car is actually a thing - but should you try it?

Steve Braunias discovers a new dining experience.

From Shortland Street to inside gang life: Gavin Strawhan on his debut novel The Call

The real-life detectives, gangs and brutal events that inspired TV showrunner's new book.

Ditching the 9 to 5 stranglehold: An expert tells how

The #WorkSchoolHours founder talkin' about a workplace revolution.

Which streaming platform is the best value for money? Our reviewers give their picks

A highly subjective power list of five of the best subscription streaming platforms.

'I Love Dick' writer Chris Kraus on aliens, anorexia and her disastrous NZ flop

Failure is laid bare in a new play at the Auckland Arts Festival.