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All hail Wellington, our cycling capital

Bright ideas that make cities better: The Bloomberg cycling awards.

Greg Bruce: I hate nature. Will two nights alone in nature change my mind?

Nature is good for us. But is it good for those of us that hate it?

'It was easier to make him unlikable': Ted Lasso taught Phil Dunster how to play nice

New York Times: Actor had to trust the writers to transform him from villain to hero.

The Idol has plenty of nudity, sex and sleaze but does it also have substance?

Sex sells, but in the case of The Idol, has it gone too far?

Through Shaded Glass: Untold stories of women photographers revealed

Women photographers, professional and amateur in 1860s-1950s, are the focus of a new book.

Unnamed witches of Norwich inspire Kiwi-Brit writer’s debut novel

Kiwi-British writer Margaret Meyer has written a #MeToo novel set in 1645.

Kennedy Warne dives into a sea full of questions about the power of rāhui, culture and conservation

How can human beings care for and reconnect with the oceans and waterways?

'Don’t pie and drive': the art of enjoying the long-weekend roadie snack

Wendy Morgan was brought up in her family’s pie shop in Canterbury.

'She's the real deal isn't she': verdict on Catherine Chidgey's 'Pet'

'A skilfully written and chilling book, Chidgey is indeed the real deal.'

Murder or misadventure: A Hollywood scandal plays out in the Viaduct

"Was it the salted almonds and champagne?"

How Brussels solved its car crisis

Bright ideas that make cities better: Better transport in Brussels.

Steve Braunias: Mr Ireland has left the building

Steve Braunias farewells a literary legend

Platonic: Why sex doesn't get in the way of Seth Rogan and Rose Byrne's new comedy

New York Times: Why is it so hard to stay friends with members of the opposite sex?

Deal or no deal: Behind the scenes with Kiwi film-makers chasing the big money at Cannes

"You go to the party because you can corner them and pitch your little heart away."

'Grip of psychosis': Raurimu gunman reveals mental torment before killing six

Steve Anderson killed six people with his Dad's shotgun as they sat down for breakfast.

Robert De Niro speaks about character creation

Robert De Niro speaks about the responsibility actors have in the character creation process during the Killers of the Flower Moon press conference. Video / Getty Images

From Sex Education to Big Swiss: Why sex therapists are 2023’s must-have

Times: Do they actually reveal the secrets of sexuality or just give us a cheap thrill?

Dazzling exhibitions speak to fragility and beauty of nature

Auckland Festival of Photography 2023 has launched with a theme of resistance/ātete.