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Dame Kiri's rellie hits pole position

Orchestral man hoovers in the dark

Hero damned as fascist

Poetry with music

Like Fiona Farrell, Bernadette Hall spent six months in Ireland courtesy of the Rathcoola Fellowship.

Ball deserves a better run

Snoopy gets all the breaks.

Nice words, Winston, but you still flunked the exam

A life full of adventure

Wellington writer Damien Wilkins discusses how a trip to France was a journey in more ways than one.

'Guru' accused of cruel con

To his followers in a large suburban house on Oxford, England, Thierry Tilly is a "superman".

<i>Review:</i> The Graduate Choir at Auckland Grammar Great Hall

<i>TJ McNamara:</i> Swift eye and slow-building tension

<i>Preview:</i> Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at Auckland Town Hall

How Witi was found out

Art lovers get peek at modern masterpieces

Witi Ihimaera admits plagiarism

Capital set to focus on arts

<i>Michele Hewitson Interview:</i> Helen Medlyn

Literary honour 'reward for a lot of hard yakka'

Political commentator and academic Ranginui Walker says people these days think he has mellowed - but he reckons he hasn't changed.

Down to a fine art

Earlier this year, the extraordinary art collection built up by Pierre Berge and Yves Saint Laurent over half a century was auctioned by Christie's in Paris.