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Inside the Auckland primary school where kids are taught philosophy

Why don't more schools teach philosophy? Greg Bruce goes inside one that does.

Dizzyingly outlandish: The life and times of Marianne Williamson

'Ask not what God allows human suffering, but what kind of people' - Marianne Williamson.

Steve Braunias enjoys the freedom of travelling around Auckland on an e-scooter

There's more to e-scootering that meets the eye, discovers Steve Braunias.

Ahikāroa: Partying, bickering, sex and loyalty - bilingual hit show keeps it real

Ahikāroa: More Outrageous Fortune than Shortland Street and a hit with millions.

Simon Wilson: Saudi Arabia's futuristic city - and a warning

Bright ideas to make cities better: The good and bad in Saudi Arabia's new eco-city.

Paul Sorvino: A voluble man who excelled as a brick of a mobster

New York Times: Best known for Goodfellas, Paul Sorvino almost turned the role down.

Alicia Vikander: 'I was saddest at the height of my fame'

Times: Her Oscar changed her life - but it wasn't all first-class flights and luxury.

Goings-on guide: What to do this weekend

Film festival? Rooftop sunsets? We've got you sorted.

I had a speed date with an e-bike - here's how it changed my life (temporarily)

I got to e-biking while cycling the fine line between commuting and utter catastrophe.

Diana Wichtel: Should Guy Williams have interviewed Leo Molloy?

Guy Williams seeks TV audiences, Leo Molloy seeks voters, says Diana Wichtel.

Winter style: Dreamy bedroom decor and sleepwear

Top sleepwear and bedroom accessories.

Taken by a Leaf: Greg Bruce reveals the road to true love with his new electric vehicle

Greg Bruce discovers mayhem in the market for electric vehicles.

Kiwi director on Tim Roth, gay bashing and breaking the rules

Auckland film-maker Welby Ings on Tim Roth, gay bashing and what it means to be a man.

New story of 'an average young woman navigating rough waters'

Teenage diary served as the basis for Kate Camp's book.

Recipe: Low, slow, comfort food - the art of winter feasting

A school holidays feast with leftovers, from Onemata head chef.

Steve Braunias: The rise of the anti-Ardern Covid-denying ferals

OPINION: What a generation of scolds! Everyone hates these scolds.

Simon Wilson: What would happen if we rewilded our golf courses?

Bright ideas that make cities better: converted golf courses.

Atelier reviewed: Pardon my French

You say "mille-feuille" - I say the customer is always right.