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A landscape of feeling

Kindess and concern are Johanna Emeney's currency.

Ramadan's almost over - end the fast and start the feast

The Muslim celebration of Eid marks the end of fasting and the start of feasting.

Being a mother and a stand-up comedian is like a game of Jenga

Parenting came before comedy, and most of my comedy is about parenting.

Arbiter of cool on choosing a quiet life over the bright lights

Guardian of style to stream into Auckland's writers festival

'Reuben Winter was the gold standard'

Reuben Winter: the musician who chose to be weird

Greg Bruce: Rugby wasn't the winner on the day. I was.

Greg Bruce goes to a training session with an elite rugby player who likes what he sees.

'I kicked and fought for my life': Sue Kedgley reveals all in new memoir

After 50 years of feminism, the former Green MP asks how much has really changed.

SPQR reviewed: Pasta and people-watching at a Ponsonby Rd legend

World famous in Ponsonby - SPQR's pasta is as decadent as its patrons. Plus Drinks list.

Nineteen ways to be Ai Weiwei

The artist, activist and humanist appears in the Auckland Writers Festival this month.

One marriage, two movie reviews: I Blame Society

Married film reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch a movie about a murderer.

The story of how Bridgerton got to Netflix is a page-turner

"It really is a Cinderella story" - Bridgerton author on the Netflix dream come true.

Cover story - the inspiration behind the art

The artists behind some of Aotearoa's singular album' sleeves discuss their inspiration.

Born to ride: The wāhine skate crew getting girls off the sidelines

It's board games for girls at Wellness Riders' beginner skateboarding workshops.

Born to ride: Who says girls can't skate?

A Wellness Riders beginners skateboarding clinic for wāhine at Auckland's Barry Curtis Park. Photos by Alex Burton.

Nutri-bollocks: The doctor taking on the diet industry

Dr. Joshua Wolrich on why we're wasting our time with weight loss and need to get over it.

Diana Wichtel: Prince Philip's last public event was mysteriously moving

Diana Wichtel reflects on Prince Philip's last public event.