Here are some ideas for letting kids - and you - tap into a little of that inner wildness.

Greg Fleming talks to the authors in NZ's crime fiction contest, the Ngaio Marsh awards.

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Lizzie Marvelly describes the depth of her passion for the Harry Potter books.

Let loose your Liberace and glitz up your life.

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Real-life couple Ruth Negga and Dominic Cooper embark on an unusual road trip in Preacher.

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Tim Batt, comedian, writer, talks to us about his upcoming show, Banter.

Ondi Timoner tells Sarah Daniell what making sustainability sexy on TV is all about.

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Greg Fleming goes in search of good sushi in the CBD

From an 80s TV icon to a 50s record industry mogul, Jason Donovan talks to Stephen Jewell.

We were really hungry and really wanted a different outcome.

Anna King Shahab went in search of good chow within walking distance of the Eden Park.

A bit of Tassels are totally trending right now, says Pony McTate.

No subject is taboo, Alice Snedden and Rose Matafeo tell Angela Barnett.

Three young men crowd around a piano at Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.

If this car were a vegetable it would be kale.

David Lynch talks about the reimagining of his groundbreaking TV hit Twin Peaks.

Wallace Chapman tells Sarah Daniell why politicians and TV mix.

Worldly brewer finds the right vibe close to home.

Kim Knight goes behind the scenes of a new exhibition of iconic constitutional documents.

Twin actors are a rare breed. Charlie Carver tells how it works for him and his brother.

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Nick Broomfield falls in love making a biopic, writes Francesca Rudkin.

Kevin Bacon talks about one of the most complex male characters he has ever played.

Apirana Taylor manages to bring the same lyricism to every genre he works in.

Fay Weldon has reinvented her iconic character for a new age. She talks to Stephen Jewell.