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'These fellas are mad, they’re growing the stuff!'

The new liquid gold rush that could transform the East Cape.

Steve Braunias on litter patrol after the flood

Steve Braunias does his bit for the beach clean-up

Design for Living: Protest in the utopian city of Brasilia

Things go wrong when architects misunderstand humanism.

NZ musicians unite in homage to American legend Bill Withers for the Auckland Festival

"I was instantly hooked" - the common theme for Kiwi musicians on hearing Bill Withers

Musician Anthonie Tonnon dreams of trains: ‘It’s not what my wife signed on for’

Award-winning Kiwi musician Anthonie Tonnon takes a look out his window and reflects.

The Last of Us review: The zombie apocalypse is upon us... again

Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review the hot new zombie show based on the zombie game.

Restaurant review: Kol - yes, we finally tried those vindaloo fries

No pork belly, no eggplant, no raw fish - and no complaints.

Diana Wichtel: Don’t let the bastards grind you down - the sexism Ardern endured

Diana Wichtel on coverage of Jacinda Ardern's resignation.

Design for Living: New York’s urban tree map

Bright ideas that make cities better: a map of the urban ngahere.

The Year of the Rabbit - seven of the best summer events

It’s time to say 'ni hao' to the Year of the Rabbit.

'I’m not the audience': Why Bill Nighy doesn't watch his own movies

New York Times: Why the actor prefers self-deprecation instead of discussing his art.

M3GAN is much more than the murderous adventures of an AI doll

This horrifying look into the murderous potential of AI is laugh out loud funny.

Paul Little: : Edward and Wallis Simpson wrote their memoirs long before Harry and Meghan

The Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson kicked off the family's publishing mini-boom.

The (dubious) thrill of The Chase - and free TV

Diana Wichtel imagines life without her five streaming services.

Food, fashion, family, travel, fun - hot tips for a cool summer without breaking the bank

Good summer times don’t need to cost a fortune – and can be entirely free.

The ultimate free ride - Surfing with Raglan Surfing School

The ultimate free ride - all you need is a board and a few tips and the waves are yours, thanks to Raglan Surfing School. Video / NZ Herald