Let’s hope Americans stay in love with Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc.

Any beekeeper will tell you that American foulbrood is a terrible thing.

How a decision to ride a mountain-bike track in bad weather changed everything.

Tattoo owners are indistinguishable from the un-inked in general mental health.

Manicured lawns are making way for gardens that are naturalistic.

Weirdly, I love boxes. You can hide all manner of things in boxes.

Climate-mitigation efforts are hitting on plants as a potent part of the solution.

Warm and dry growing seasons mean rich pickings in Hawke’s Bay.

Colleen Brown is culling her much-loved cookbook collection before moving house.

Zoos play a vital role in preserving endangered species, but how long will it last?

Restricting access to rest reveals how much the cows value it.

"I’d say her eggs have a rather uncanny likeness to a certain politician."

Rightly ambitious, the map producers have taken their lead from major European regions.

A gastroenterologist who told her recently, “I’d like to write a song about my work.”

When we tick the boxes on the ballot paper, are we voting for or against something?

Part two of Colleen Brown culling her cookbook collection.

Pretending everything is okay to avoid conflict can have long-term consequences.

New Zealand is punching above its weight when it comes to the Spanish red.

Challenge your mind with these 10 quick questions.

In a three-part series, Colleen Brown farewells a much-loved recipe book collection.

Each week, the Listener brings you quotes that best highlight the past seven days.

Election promises are now as abundant as blossoms on an old plum tree.

Quality wines usually come with a hefty price tag, but these ones are bucking the trend.

New study could help scientists find untapped drinking water in other parts of NZ.

Challenge your mind with these 10 quick questions.

Hallmarks of a serial killer may be there but you have to know what you’re looking for.

Each week, the Listener brings you quotes that best highlight the past seven days.

I couldn’t believe I was making a doctor’s appointment for getting knocked down by a ram.

“It’s a case of the pot calling the kettle black,” Michael Cooper writes.

Professor of Psychology Marc Wilson explains the hidden messages behind handshakes.