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Some scenes from a marriage in response to Scenes From a Marriage.

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Whangārei is discovering a new momentum driven by the Hundertwasser Centre.

Kirsten McDougall's dreary apocalypse: 'You can't just pussyfoot around anymore'

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The view from my window: Rose Langbein

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Alan Cumming: 'Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman made out in my living room'

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The best of the best wines of 2021

Canvas' resident wine expert Yvonne Lorkin picks the top wines of the year.

Going to work by gondola: Make transport fun and people will use it

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What to watch, eat and do: Your lockdown weekend guide

Looking for things to keep you going during lockdown this weekend? Look no further.

Billy Idol: pop-punk icon's rebel yell for New Zealand, a new EP and a duet with Miley Cyrus

Garth Cartwright talks with the "prettiest punk", Billy Idol

Faeries, hell, robots, time travel: Jack Remiel Cottrell's very short stories have it all

Only a handful of the stories stretch out longer than a page (and, even then, barely).

Love and death at altitude: The tragedy behind the awe-inspiring doco The Alpinist

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A picture book for adults: Where lobsters go, humankind may follow

A picture book for adults

Sonya Wilson: 'I'm a sucker for a good opening line'

Sonya Wilson on her books, aimed at all ages

Putting a Māori lens over a classic collection of myths

Paul Little looks at a new version of a well-known Māori myth collection

The disaster of Woodstock 99, now on film

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage.