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Sex and the City: Is the original series still relevant, or radical?

Sex and the City - examining the original as the reboot "drops".

Kentaro Yamada: "I'm sort of friendly with death"

The London-based artist and perfume designer on coming home to farewell his father.

A new arts-focused trust is supporting emerging writers, musicians and beyond

Good news glimmers for young artists. Paula Morris explains.

'Harry Ricketts' poetry is like a favourite set of clothes that you put on when you want to relax'

Rediscovering books is like coming across old friends

Is it still possible to be "late to the party"?

With endless streaming, it can sometimes seem we're at a never-ending party - but are we?

Book review: nine essayists on aspects of New Zealand life

Nine writers write on aspects of their lives

The Brown Factory: Where the brown gets made

Is this the beginning of the browning of New Zealand screens?

Jane Campion's new movie makes a powerful point about men. What is it?

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch The Power of the Dog.

Himali McInnes: 'I romp through fiction'

Poet Himali McInnes is lured by fiction despite intentions to read non-fiction

Siena Yates: How K-culture changed my life

Why you, too, should ride the K-wave to happiness.

10 summer must-haves for your home and wardrobe

Fast-forward your summer holiday by creating a resort vibe at home.

The little French film that's bigger than it looks

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Petite Maman.

Steve Braunias: Progressive housing

The tale of a street.

The frocks of Eden Hore

Between 1970 and 1984, High Country farmer Eden Hore amounted to a remarkable collection of New Zealand couture. It became the most significant collection of its kind in Australasia. Video / Cam Neate

A farmer and his frocks: the Great Gatbsy of Naseby who kept designer gowns in his tractor shed

Eden Hore kept cattle on his Central Otago farm – and ball gowns in his tractor shed.

She won one of NZ's biggest writing prizes. And that's when the questions started

The rights and wrongs about writing about another country - even if you are an expat.