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Listener weekly quiz: July 2

Test your general knowledge with the Listener’s weekly quiz.

Midlife nightlife crisis: Finding late-evening fun for over-40s in our cities

Looking for the heart of Saturday night, a lapsed raver goes in search of a good time.

A dip into Listeners' past reveals a bygone age

Visiting the Listener on Papers Past, to read what the conversation was, is fascinating.

Underwater invasion: How AI is being used to control seaweed infestations

AI is helping control seaweed infestations in our northern waters.

How neurodiversity is helping to make offices you can’t refuse

Firms go beyond perks to attract diverse, happy staff—boosting productivity and wellbeing.

Listener weekly quiz: June 11

Test your general knowledge with the Listener’s weekly quiz.

Ko Witi tōku ingoa: Esteemed NZ author’s te reo immersion

At 80, one of our most celebrated authors decided it was time to learn his language.

Justice with heart: Steve Braunias spends a day at NZ’s court for the mentally ill

Our one specialist court assessing whether a defendant is mentally fit to enter plea.

Eyewitness doubts continue to haunt Scott Watson case 25 years after conviction

Eyewitnesses to solve crimes is a standard policing procedure, but how reliable are they?

Feats of clay: New book pays tribute to a supreme collector and the items he gifted Te Papa

The collection of Walter Cook reflects the evolution of design from 1880 to the 1970s.

No DNA, no CCTV, no chance: The 50-year hunt for what really happened to Mona Blades

Reassessing evidence in the Mona Blades case and the orange Datsun that led NZ astray.