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Paul Little discovers how much of the best-selling novelist is actually in his books.

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Former till jockey Richard Betts sings the praises of bricks and mortar music shops.

Chris Riddell tells the difference between drawing for children and satirising politics.

Leonie Freeman writes of the joys of autumn in Auckland.

Why Luciane Buchanan shaved her head and took on a part as a kung-fu monk hero.

New breed of male comedians is giving macho swaggering and degrading put-downs big swerve.

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Sustainable fashion may sound like an oxymoron. H&M's collection lays waste to that claim.

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Calum Henderson on hitman and actor Barry.

Just for April, you can park your sugar war and indulge in an Anzac bikkie or two.

Paul Little delves into the history of the famous and most scatterbrained television dog.

Where to be entertained, and eat, this April school break.

Calum Henderson comes to the rescue - the best on the box this Easter.

Take yourself down the bunny hole in Auckland this Easter.

Paul Little looks at what made the prescient film so weird and so wonderful.

Journalist Ian Sinclair tells how he's forging a new career as a flamenco musician.

Michele Manelis talks to Emily Blunt about her new film, A Quiet Place.

Greg Fleming reviews Charity Norman's See You In September.

Greg Fleming on new books by Jane Harper, Jason Matthews, Nikki Crutchley and Kelly Lyndon

Terrace House, Japanese reality franchise is a surprisingly difficult show to describe.

Dionne Christian talks to some of Pasifika's organisers.

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There's more to Billions than money, its stars tell Dominic Corry.

Kelly Lynch dips her pedalling toes into the glories of the Hauraki Rail Trail.