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Taking out the trash
He may have lived just briefly in Wellington with his family when he was a teenager, but New Zealand has an important place in British comic artist Rufus Dayglo's heart.
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Turning parks in wonderlands
Ella Mizrahi and Celia Harrison are bringing Auckland to life - their events company, Celery Productions.
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Silver Fern touted as better flag
New Zealanders are adopting the Silver Fern as the national flag because they identify with it more than the Southern Cross, a leader for a republican movement claims.
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McCahon's much-loved kauri succumb to dieback disease
Twenty-five kauri around Colin McCahon's Titirangi cottage (left) have dieback disease for which there is no cure.
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Twelve Questions: Elliot Erwitt
1. Of all the high-profile people you've photographed, who least resembles the popular perception of them?
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Twelve Questions with Stephen Martyn Welch
Artist Stephen Martyn Welch this year won the Adam Portraiture Award for his self-portrait, he raised $75,000 for Starship hospital in an auction of his works and his TV show, The Sitting, was nominated in the Television Awards.
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Bucket list art unveiled
A street art project that has popped up in Central Auckland is inviting people to share their bucket list with the public.
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The return of the moko
A group of Tainui women took the hint of their beloved Maori Queen Dame Te Atairangikaahu and began a movement to revive the art of moko in their tribe.