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Dumplings: now a firm Kiwi favourite, the tasty filled pouches have changed since the 80s

A look at the history of dumplings in New Zealand.

The Farewell: A great American movie, or a great Chinese one?

Greg and Zanna review a Chinese movie about America, or possibly the opposite.

"The prevalent view is of the repressed, oppressed Arab woman, as if mini skirts mean freedom"

Wellington-born, Beirut-based correspondent Rania Abouzeid reports from the front line.

Something for nothing: Mapping the rise of the 'little library' movement

"There's no profit, no ulterior motive. It's something purely altruistic."

When Aotearoa met Italy: Spiga restaurant reviewed

REVIEW: Not your usual pizza-pasta joint - but does kina and cauliflower tagliolini work?

Design for Living: The beautiful bridge that won't change the neighbourhood

Bright ideas that make cities better: Can you stop the new destroying the old?

Steve Braunias: The great unmasked

Masking up: " I don't know the science but I just can't be bothered anymore," Braunias

Why is Steve Carell chained to a bed? Greg and Zanna review The Patient

Greg and Zanna review the hot new terrifying series on Apple TV+.

The view from my window: 'Racism here is often covert. We can be silent assassins sometimes'

Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon on why Taika Waititi was right all along.

Steve Braunias on NCEA Level 1 exams

OPINION: I look at my daughter studying and my heart fills up with love.

Coco's Cantina reviewed: Is the K Rd stalwart still up to standard?

Are these the sixth coolest polenta chips in the world?

Simon Wilson: The Spanish city that said no to cars

Bright ideas that make cities better: In Pontevedra they stopped cars killing the city.

Why you shouldn't believe what you read about The Lord of the Rings (including this review)

Our verdict on the most expensive television series ever made.

Sex toy review: We tested a Personal massager by Plus One. Verdict: It's good

Sex toy review: 'If you're lucky enough to live alone, go nuts'

Simon Wilson: The vege gardens of Rio's favelas

Good ideas that make cities better: community vegetable gardens.

The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading

Plus Owen Marshall answers 5 Quick Questions.