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View from My Window: TV producer/writer Greg Daniels, creator of The Office USA

Greg Daniels on his new comedy, life after death and his number one storytelling rule.

Quintessential Sicily in Penrose

A taste of Sicily in an Auckland suburb, born in lockdown

Tessa Duder: 'I have been intrigued, enlightened and entertained by the perceptiveness and wisdom of my fellow bibliophiles'

Tessa Duder is a latecomer to the joys of book clubs

Errol Barker - A human boy: New Zealand's forgotten cycling champion

Phil Taylor remembers cycling champion Errol Barker

Book review: A Very Nice Girl by Imogen Crimp

A novel taking its cue from a 1934 novel.

Greg Bruce: What happened when I auditioned for a major international dance show

Greg Bruce goes to a dance audition and finds men acting unusually.

Award shortlists show diversity increasing, along with small and independent publishers

Paula Morris: good to see an increasing number of diverse writers acknowledged

Canvas writer Greg Bruce auditions for stage play 'Untrained'

The stage play Untrained was scheduled for this year's arts festival. Video / Dean Purcell

How grief alters the shape of your heart

Entanglement is an exploration of how grief alters the shape of your heart.

The Worst Person in the World, featuring the best actor in the world

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch The Worst Person in the World.

What I'm Reading: Freya North

What Freya North is enjoying reading.

Women of steel: Wāhine toa artists Yona Lee and Janine Williams

Two Auckland artists on challenging gender stereotypes and changing the world.

Design for Living: The power of public art

Great ideas the make cities better: the Black Lives Matter sculpture in Bristol.

'I went to the Parliament protest. I was moved and repulsed'

Amanda Saxton goes inside the Parliament Occupation to see first-hand what's happening

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"I felt there was something important and relevant to today"

The author of Caging Skies returns with a 70s story of love, secrets and activism.