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Why I said goodbye to Shortland Street

Simon Bennett, director, on when he left the Shorty St fold

John Campbell on TV3 exit: 'There were only two pricks who didn't want me there'

"They wanted me to interview The Block contestants. I didn't become a journo to do that."

Jeremy Corbett: My marriage broke up - but I found comedy

'We don't have any kids - shall we just separate?' And I moved into another bedroom.

The Mystery of the Missing McCahons

Over the last 70 years, many paintings by Colin McCahon have disappeared. Where are they?

Food guilt: fear and loathing at the dinner table

Delaney Mes has had enough of food guilt

Georgina Beyer: From boy to woman to warrior

Georgina Beyer on addressing both the Oxford and Cambridge University debates

Michael Mosley: 'I see myself as an enzyme, an accelerant, a catalyst'

Michael Mosley, broadcaster, author, talks with Catherine Woulfe.

Surrogacy: A roller coaster ride to parenthood

One woman's journey to being a mother, via surrogacy

The power of a pair of shoes

As little as $20 a month can make all the difference to the life of a child in need.

The joy of JOMO - missing out has never felt so good

Sharon Stephenson embraces a digital diet and the joy of missing out.

Max Gimblett on life, love, art and faith

Sarah Catherall talks with stellar NZ artist Max Gimblett in New York

From Bond girl to philanthropist: Jane Seymour heading to NZ

Get ready for a dose of commonsense from Jane Seymour, aka Dr Quinn.

Growing up: First child's first day at school

As his eldest daughter turns 5, Greg Bruce reflects on the milestones of a child.

Cuba Libre claims city's best fried chicken

Cocktails and chicken tick all the really excellent boxes at Cuba Libre.

Why Kiwi hitmaker Jenny Morris can't sing anymore

Jenny Morris no longer sings or writes — but her life in song is about to be honoured.

Restaurant review: Belly Worship

Auckland has a new pancake - and it's not safe for work.

From babies to teens: TV doco shows the lives of young Kiwis

A documentary profiles six 18 year olds, who were born in the new millennium.

Escaping suburbia for travel the best move ever, say families

Families chuck in the 9-to-5 to travel the world with their kids.