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Book reviews: Illustrated non-fiction
Our picks of 2016's best illustrated non-fiction books.
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Book reviews: poetry
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Auckland acting talent recognised
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Alan Duff: Why music lifts us up
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The Nutcracker by The Imperial Russian Ballet
The Nutcracker ballet is as sweet as the Sugarplum Fairy herself.
Silo Theatre turns 20
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Rawiri Paratene joins Pop-up Globe cast
Veteran actor Rawiri Paratene will join the cast for Pop-up Globe's 2017 season.
Artists support animal rights group
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Brit author unleashes war of words
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Watch NZH Local Focus: Amazing marionettes at Waikato Museum
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All-male burlesque is a Christmas treat
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My bookshelf: Donovan Bixley
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Strumming up summer
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Ballet's bad boy makes good
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