All BlacksMa'a Nonu: The man in the middleThe beads have gone, the dreads have stayed, and the determination is stronger than ever. Ma’a Nonu talks to Alan Perrott about what inspired his journey up the rugby ranks.06 Jun 04:15 PM
OpinionJames Griffin: Tuatara vs Godzilla!If what your soul craves is a big, dumb film, then the latest iteration of Godzilla is the film for you, because Godzilla is about as big and dumb as film-making gets.06 Jun 04:15 PM
LifestyleFashion: Neutral territoryOrganic desert tones are the neutral palette of choice this season, pairing with pretty much any colour from a block bright for an interesting take on colour blocking, to classic tones of cream and navy for something more tried and true.06 Jun 04:00 PM
LifestyleReview: Palm Court at The Langham, Auckland CBDCentral city hotel offers an adventure in exceptional cuisine in an atmosphere designed for comfort.31 May 01:00 AM
LifestyleAddiction: To hell and backWith the news that researchers believe they have discovered a compound that could revolutionise the treatments of addiction, Greg Dixon asks why only some people become addicts and why society seems to view some addictions as ‘worse’ than others.30 May 10:00 PM
LifestyleFashion: Wrist watchStack ’em up. Surrender to this season’s bold accessory game-changer.30 May 09:00 PM
LifestyleThe girl who collected teethGrowing up on navy bases, Laini Taylor always wanted to write. She tells David Larsen about the blue-haired girl with an unusual collection who helped her realise her ambition.30 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleBook review: Every Single MinuteUna has lung cancer, and just days to live. "I have friends and family ... I have money.30 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleCreativity fills in historical gapsGraeme Lay's sequel to his best-selling novel, The Secret Life of James Cook, wisely follows the same approach as before.23 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleReview: Frenchie Bar and Bistro, PonsonbyAt last, the original Ponsonby village, at the Herne Bay end of the road, is making a comeback.17 May 01:00 AM
LifestyleThinking outside the bookDanielle Wright talks to the talented folk behind the brand new Family Day at the Auckland Writers Festival.16 May 11:18 PM
LifestyleFashion: Trad and trueBlock colours and classic lines are where it’s at for ball season. Just don’t leave home without a coat.16 May 09:00 PM
LifestyleBrunch: Jones the Grocer, NewmarketThe menu sounded super fresh and this was enhanced by the visual delights lined up in the glass cabinets at the counter.16 May 08:00 PM
LifestyleBook review: BarkIn her second short story collection, her first in 15 years, Lorrie Moore peels back life’s outer layer and reveals what lies within.16 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleRestaurant review: Kazuya, Mt EdenThe old cliche says you can take the man out of his birthplace but you can't take the birthplace out of the man.10 May 01:00 AM
LifestyleMum's kitchen rulesMum's kitchen Four of our favourite Federal St chefs tell us how their mums cooked with love.09 May 10:00 PM
LifestyleThe paradoxes of scienceIn a Canvas exclusive, Eleanor Catton talks to Professor Jim Al-Khalili about physics, life, the universe and everything.09 May 09:00 PM
LifestyleBrunch: Urban Soul, Manukau CityIt’s all go at this family-friendly cafe full of soul.09 May 08:00 PM
LifestyleAlice Walker: Nature is her templeThe Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Colour Purple, Alice Walker, talks to Margie Thomson about the state of American politics, poetry — the lifeblood of rebellion and the richness of a life connected with nature.09 May 07:00 PM
LifestyleBook review: For Today I Am A BoyI feel pretty confident that this first book by Seattle-based Kim Fu will be the only novel you read this year with an Oriental-Canadian trans-sexual protagonist.09 May 06:00 PM
LifestyleReview: Non Solo Pizza, ParnellOur stereotyped image of the Italian restaurant is bustle, informality, cheerful clamour and theatrical accents.03 May 01:00 AM
LifestyleFashion: The outsiderSharp tailoring, mixed with boyish insouciance, maketh the man.03 May 12:00 AM
LifestyleGen Z: Child of our timesThey’re the kids born totally wired, the first generation who will spend their whole lives in a world where the planet’s accumulated wisdom is available instantly at the touch of a finger. And the first of them have just left school.02 May 09:00 PM
LifestyleMatt Haig: 'It was touch and go, but I didn't jump'Best-selling author Matt Haig, 38, is about to have two more books published. Here, he explains how he only started writing to cope with his sudden, life-threatening depression.02 May 09:00 PM
LifestyleBrunch: Olaf's Artisan Bakery & Cafe, Mt EdenThe menu was packed with an array of French, gourmet brunch options.02 May 08:00 PM
