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Talking politics and female power with the three stars of a provocative new play.

Arlene Heyman's debut novel is a study of science and life

Arlene Heyman's first novel, Artifact, examines a working mother's life

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The music historian traces her life according to Beethoven.

Guardian Angels: The red and yellow army keeping our beaches safe this summer

A tribute to the yellow and red army making our beaches safer this summer.

One marriage, two movie reviews: The Croods: A New Age

Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie took their kids to The Croods: A New Age. Did they like it?

Steve Braunias: Christmas through my daughter's eyes

A few happy Christmases to the nice, the naughty and the unknowable.

2020 predictions: are we there yet?

The future is here - in some cases - but past predictions have not always been a success.

Letters of Denis Glover: "Drunkenness and a deep vein of self-destructiveness … cost him almost everything'

A newly published collection shines a fresh light on Denis Glover's literary prowess.

Summer brews - the top nine to make you feel fine

Top nine summer brews to make you feel fine.

One marriage, two movie reviews: Miracle on 34th Street

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie clash over Miracle on 34th Street.

Soundtrack to my life: David Farrier

David Farrier talks about the songs he loves.

The Lost Princess: Bringing Hinemihi home

A new book traces the extraordinary survival story of one of our greatest artworks.

The teen tomes that topped 2020

This year's definitive list of good reads for young readers.

Deadly deeds: Sally J. Morgan's crime-inspired debut novel

A chance encounter with serial killers was author Sally J. Morgan's literary fodder.

Book shows how physical environments have a deep psychological effect

Wellington writer Rachel Kerr chose a local setting for her first novel

Coco Solid: 'She is proof that big words like sovereignty are there for the taking'

Talia Marshall has a kōrero with the creative powerhouse also known as Jessica Hansell.