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Dean Baigent-Mercer on the burrowing, crash-landing titi.

Sharon Stone talks to Michele Manelis about fame.

In The Post, Meryl Streep makes it count by taking the part of another brave woman.

Ruth Spencer matches a contemporary novel with a bunch of classics you might also like.

Edward Knowles, from the Auckland band Racing, reveals his favourite milkshake.

Here are the TV promises you must make for 2018.

Leonie Freeman investigates the best places to swim in the summer hot-spots.

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Anna Coddington gives the scoop on her predilection for no-nonsense classics.

We discover the small, sweet detours on the way to the small, sweet towns.

Kiran Dass gives the definitive guide to Christmas Day movies.

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Alexia Santamaria finds places to enjoy festive family feasts without the work.

Winston Aldworth & Dionne Christian dive into thew world of Kiwi picture books.

Our picks for Thrillers/Crime.

Graham Hepburn & Dionne Christian review some of the newest teen reads.

Our picks for Non-fiction.

Our picks for Art.

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James Russell & Dionne Christian review a selection of chapter books fit for presents.

Intelligent, skilful and enjoyable NZ fiction gets the nod from our books editor.

Catherine Smith dives into the world of foodies.

Our picks for Poetry.