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Dark history recalled at Puanga - Māori New Year - in Taranaki

The story of Te Pakakohi:153 years ago, a Taranaki tribe held fast and paid dearly

Pet Shop Boys: Pop's great survivors on Glastonbury and Taylor Swift

Times: The duo reveal the secret of pop longevity - 20 years after they almost quit.

Dynamic duo's te ao Māori in life and yoga

A mother and daughter team on te ao Māori in yoga practice

This is how you pack a human skeleton for travel

Eleanor Black packs up a family skeleton.

The landmark movie of the Māori land march, from the inside

Married reviewers Greg and Zanna watch Te Matakite o Aotearoa - The Māori Land March.

Athletes, Warriors and Heroes: What we can learn from the Ancient Greeks

British Museum curator Peter Higgs talks about Ancient Greece and the lessons of history.

Design for Living: Indigenous peoples and splendid cities

Bright ideas that make cities better: Indigenous people's planning.

Diana Wichtel: 'To celebrate Matariki this year is to be part of making history'

A new tradition to pass to the next generations.

What life is like if your name is James Bond

A new documentary looks into the lives of James Bonds from around the world.

'I'm your worst nightmare': The rise of the Yellow Peril

From Fu Manchu to "misfortune cookies" - the new show subverting Asian stereotypes.

Simon Wilson: The new London Tube map: On track or off the rails?

Bright ideas that make cities better: Problems for the world leader in transit map design.

Reviewed: Zool Zool, Mt Eden - tonkotsu for the soul

In winter, we slurp.

Paula Morris: Māori writers meeting strong demand

On the wealth of Māori writers and their passionate readership.

Women storytellers have the edge at documentary festival

Zanna Gillespie previews the strong female-led films at the Doc Edge Festival

Love, grief and 30 years of superstardom: George Michael tells his own story

Times: Elton John, Kate Moss and Nile Rodgers talk about their friend's final project.

The bookshelf: Top picks for your weekend reading

Mohammed Hassan on slam poetry and the most pressing global issues, and more.