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Retreating to murder
Greg Fleming talks to new Aussie crime star Jane Harper on the eve of her Auckland visit.
Brunch review: Hare and the Turtle
Greg Fleming checks out New Windsor's Hare and the turtle.
Book reviews: Crime fiction round-up
Greg Fleming on new books by Jane Harper, Jason Matthews, Nikki Crutchley and Kelly Lyndon
The power to destroy
Kelly Lyndon on the heart-breaking journey of loving a P addict and the novel it inspired.
Forgetting time on the Noordam
you what day it is — because onboard one's sense of time starts to slip.
TV Review: Assassination fascination
Paul Casserly reviews The Assassination of Gianni Versace and rewatches I, Claudius
Book reviews: Crime fiction round up
Greg Fleming on the latest from Mick Herron, Robert Crais, C.J. Tudor and Meg Gardiner
Book Review: Sanders' street smart crime
Greg Fleming talks to Auckland writer Ben Sanders and reviews his latest The Stakes.
First man to review Meredith's pays a final visit
Before it closes at Christmas, the first person to review Merediths pays a final visit.
Fighting fit as you age
The mid-century milestone is a good time to consider fitness and nutrition.
Sarah O'Neil: November is a waiting game
November gardening - there's little to do but prepare and plan, writes Sarah O'Neil.
Hitting your stride in your 50s
If 40 is some kind of cosmic joke, 50 is a monolith — harsh, huge and unforgiving.
Not your average Rock Star
Greg Fleming reviews a new biography of cantankerous Rock Star Lou Reed.
Book reviews: Crime fiction round up
Greg Fleming on the new Colin Harrison, Paul Cleave, Lynda La Plante and Tess Gerritsen
Why baby boomers are the lucky generation
Self-assured and with a good work ethic, baby boomers are re-writing the ageing process
Paul Casserly: Give me the shock factor
Paul Casserly on The Deuce and The Toast of London.
Restaurant review: The trip to Italy
Ewan McDonald eats in Tuscany, Naples and Bologna without leaving Auckland.
Cruising Papua New Guinea
P&O know how to throw a party. This revitalised line has come a long way since the 90s.
The opposite of Reacher
Greg Fleming talks to the mystery man behind a gripping new crime novel
Book review: The sound of her voice
Nathan Blackwell's debut crime novel is based on his real life police experience.
Crime fiction round up
Greg Fleming reviews the latest releases from Don Winslow, Sarah Bailey and Susie Steiner.
Growing up in the 90s: A free pass to do bugger all
The Slacker generation is growing old disgracefully, writes Joanna Mathers.
Three days in Melbourne
Greg Fleming takes a caffeine-fuelled trip to Australia's cultural capital.