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Draining the disinformation swamp: How to decode the dark forces trying to influence your vote

"The higher you rate your own intelligence, the more susceptible you are."

Stephen Graham: ‘My mum believed in me when I couldn’t believe in myself’

Times: The English star is the last actor you’d expect to cry in an interview.

Rotorua: a fuming classic, a humid paradise

OPINION: Steve Braunias discovers little change in Rotorua in 17 years

Combs, Puff Daddy, Diddy, Love: Why the music mogul has another new image

New York Times: Music mogul has a new album, new self-image and a fresh sense of purpose.

The heartwarming transformation of Britain's Got Talent

You might expect Britain's Got Talent to be getting tired. It's getting better.

Climate change isn’t a thing of the future any more, says author and activist Tim Jones

Weather and climate wind like threads through my writing.

The View From my Window: Angela Allan, NZ Sommelier of the Year 2022

The best part of my job is helping people to find and fall in love with wine.

A year ago, Neighbours was finished for good. Now it's back, but is it any good?

Neighbours is back from the dead, but has it still got the old magic?

Steve Braunias takes to the air: 'Just about the greatest feeling in the world'

Opinion: I thought: “Other than death, what’s the worst that can happen?”

Kylie rosé or Snoop Dogg red? Testing celebrity wines

Times: One critic separates the cynical tie-ins from the labours of love.

"If you can take over a train station, what if we take over a whole country?"

Global design leader Liza Enebeis and her digital mission to take over the world.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky: The oligarch with a plan to topple Putin

Times: He spent 10 years in a Russian jail. Now exiled in London, what's his next move?

Agatha Christie and me: James Prichard on his great-grandmother and A Haunting in Venice

He’s in charge of Agatha Christie’s company, but for James Prichard, it’s more than a job.

Te Reo Kapekape: Hona Black on the power of humour in conflict

Humour has the remarkable ability to bridge divides, says Black.

"She was angry and biting and ready to attack"

Singer-songwriter Danica Bryant on the passionate women who've shaped her career.

Michaela Keeble: The importance of a name

How do you respond to people when they don’t pronounce your name correctly?