Nick Cave's hilarious Kiwi Q&A: 'I don't know what the f*** you're asking'
The singer braved audience questions in a revealing Q&A in Auckland last night
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromIndepth
Streaming service that could make you delete Netflix
Sick of the Netflix scroll? Finding another streaming service could be the answer.
Netflix needs to stop 'throwing spaghetti at a wall'
Could 2019 be the year when Netflix starts turning into a normal company?
Simon Wilson: Unruly tourists in the land of optimism
Welcome to 2019, the year that's going to be just full of it.
Political Roundup: Should rodeos be banned in New Zealand?
Bryce Edwards asks whether it's cruel and archaic or a sport under fire.
2019 predictions: Disney deja-vu and killer comebacks
The TimeOut team predicts what entertainment trends are on the way for 2019
The story behind Green Book's unlikely bromance
"It is remarkable how they became such good friends," says star Viggo Mortensen.
Classic Aussie rockers ready to light up NZ
The frontmen of Hunters & Collectors and Australian Crawl say their reckless days are over
Claire Trevett: Thanks for the memories, unruly tourists
The unruly tourists deserve a round the world trip, such was the entertainment provided.
Why retailers missed out on summer love this year
Retail habits are changing while local firms battle rising costs and competition.
John Tamihere: Everyone has the right to dream
We have a model that can achieve meaningful change. Let's use it, argues John Tamihere
Chris Rattue: Late greats Lomu and Crowe deserve better than this
COMMENT: Trophy cringe - late sports stars Jonah Lomu and Martin Crowe dishonoured.
Rich Listers fail to keep Waikato land use out of public eye
Big business attempt to change land use to dairying out of public eye stymied.
Up in smoke: Kiwi cannabis firm in liquidation as founders battle
The speculative cannabis industry has claimed its first casualty.
12 questions: Mindfulness educator Kristina Cavit
Mindfulness educator Kristina Cavit teaches young people to transform their mental health.
Kiwi music star's throat cancer battle: The fight to perform again
Anniversary day concert part of "big plans" for 2019, jazz musician Nathan Haines says.
From reporter to cop: Why I joined the police force
New police officer - and ex-Herald reporter - Sarah Harris opens up on life on the beat.
The myth about chefs and Michelin stars
Why do restaurants keep telling us their chefs have worked in a place with Michelin stars?
Anne-Marie Brady's series of unfortunate events
She's taken on one of the world's most powerful countries and she refuses to back down.
Simon Wilson: Why Auckland needs a waterfront museum
COMMENT: Auckland needs a museum of the sea - and here's why.
Meet the couple at No.1 State Highway, Far North
Meet the couple who built a life at the end of the road.
Simon Wilson: Do you offer Auckland voters a better option?
Simon Wilson looks at ways to make Auckland a better city in which to live.
Sounds of Summer: NZ's biggest 00s hits
We're looking back at 40 years of chart hits as we explore the Sounds of Summer.
Under the hammer: How hard is it to sell your home without a real estate agent?
The Herald tracks two families selling their homes - one with an agent, one without.
Simon Wilson: Bike lanes are just the beginning
Can we build bike lanes better? Yes we can. Here's a nine-point plan.
'Bankrupt' Eden Park could lose AB tests, major events
The performance of the Blues and loss of an All Black test is not helping Eden Park.
Sounds of Summer: NZ's biggest 90s hits
We're looking back at 40 years of chart hits as we explore the Sounds of Summer.
Simon Wilson: Let's shake up building industry and start over
COMMENT: Eight-point plan to get better housing by disrupting the construction industry.
Sounds of Summer: The hits that took over NZ
We're looking back at 40 years of chart hits as we explore the Sounds of Summer.
Jess Quinn to petition about Photoshopped images: 'There's no need at all'
Social media star on a mission to break down body image stereotypes.
Simon Wilson's 6 things to fix in Auckland: A dream of fabulous ferries
COMMENT: Imagine how good the ferry services could be in Auckland.
Simon Wilson: In the future, we'll live in the past
A city of the 21st century has more of the past than you might think.
Sounds of Summer: NZ's number one hits 1978 to 1985
We're looking back at 40 years of chart hits as we explore the Sounds of Summer.
Big Read: Esports and the rise of the 'millennial athlete'
It's the fastest growing sport on the planet and it's only set to continue trending up.