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Simon Wilson: The 'war against motorists', the pocket parklets of London
Bright ideas that make cities better: The pocket parklets of London.
Diana Wichtel: A family tree with missing branches - it's not uncommon
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Cliff Curtis: Hollywood v home - the two sides of making movies
Cliff Curtis - an advocate for change in the New Zealand film industry.
Ross Taylor: 'I've never been able to tell my side of the story'
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Steve Braunias: Christopher Luxon has his eye on the party list
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Simon Wilson: Commercial chaos in the midst of Japanese order
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A leader in another league: Abbi Jacobson makes the team
"Abbi is the epitome of what it means to be a leader."
A League of Their Own, remade 30 years on
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Hundertwasser: 'His art and his buildings were gifts to humanity'.
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George Nuku: 'I am a nobody to Māori and Pākehā art circles in New Zealand - I am okay with that'
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Michael Bennett's new novel is sure to feature on many critics' end-of-year best lists
It's a remarkable, post-colonial crime novel that's more than just a page-turner.
Clementine Ford: 'Caught in the terrible trap of domestic drudgery'
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Classics students discuss Ancient Greece at Auckland Museum
Four Year 12 students- Daisy Nalder, Ania Adams, Mala Cleland and Charlie Ullrich, visited Auckland Museum to discuss the legacy of Ancient Greece through a modern lens. Video / Cameron Pitney / NZ Herald
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Urban design: The new mayor and the painted piazzas of Milan
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Diana Wichtel: Music brings back feeling in a numb world
Music - and musicians - of the past revive "feeling" in 2022.
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Ziba Cafe: Authentic Persian cuisine in Henderson
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