Restaurant review: Euro, Auckland CBD
Contemporary with a classic touch is new head Gareth Stewart's recipe for continuing success.
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Go for the spectacular beach views, stay for the superior Japanese cuisine.
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Since the runaway success of her first record, Florence Welch's life has been a roller coaster ride. two years ago, she hit rock bottom. She talks to Ginny Dougary about living on the edge, touring and learning from her mistakes.
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Food influenced by the culture of America's sunshine state is the attraction of a new eatery.
Why being unfriended hurts so much
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Best-selling crime author: 'I grew up with fear'
Patricia Cornwell's best-selling crime novels are based on obsessive detail and gory research. But the author's own back story is one of the most frightening of all.
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Dawn French gets honest
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Alex Casey visits the alternate universe of soap opera Days of Our Lives, as it celebrates 50 years on television screens.