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Loneliness is a state that repels: Greg Bruce on the pain and pleasure of solitude

Greg Bruce tries to connect with the author of The Lonely City, Olivia Laing.

Love in a queer climate

Ammonite explores a slow-burning LGBT romance with suggestive intimacy and tension

California dreaming: Wilson Phillips' very best harmony pop

Steve Braunias dubs the girl band's third studio album a shimmering masterpiece.

Colonialism, confrontation and coming together

Photographer Jos Wheeler shares photos from pivotal moments in our history, in Aotearoa.

Book review: Thrills abound in silhouette

Laura Purcell's mystery finds thrills in the art of silhouette-making

Books provide a 'virtual adventure' for Splore's Emma Herbert Vickers

Emma Herbert Vickers on what she's reading

Promptitude and perfection: The rarity of Bryan Washington's first novel

Bryan Washington has penned something beautifully deceptive, writes David Herkt

Auckland restaurant review: You're not in 1979 now, Ponsonby

The newest restaurant on a prime Ponsonby corner is not for the faint of heart.

Toxic puffery: A frenemy falls in Polly Phillips' My Best Friend's Murder

Polly Phillips' novel takes its inspiration from Gossip Girl, 90210 and Sex and the City.

'Over time, he was widely and simply regarded as a local.'

How the homeless man made Te Atatū his home - briefly

Mind the gap: The dangers of NZ's growing wealth divide

Max Rashbrooke on his groundbreaking research into New Zealand's damaging wealth divide.

Dennis Conner doesn't want to talk but he's not about to let that stop him

Dennis Conner is 78 and long retired but, as Greg Bruce discovers, he's far from retiring.

One marriage, two reviews: Pretend it's a City

Married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review new Netflix show Pretend it's a City.

The sleuth who outfoxed Putin

How Bellingcat's Eliot Higgins outed spies and outwitted Putin.

"It drives me to my knees": Flash fiction writer Jack Remiel Cottrell

The award-winning writer on music that moves and inspires him.

Hāngī for everyone: The building of a sustainable hāngī business

Rewi Spraggon is serving hāngī to mass crowds, and he plans to go even bigger.