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The art of kindness. Artists give a taste of their talent

Art can be found in unexpected places

Powerhouse Pasifika poets Tusiata Avia and Karlo Mila

Poetry is a vehicle for empowerment and political protest

Book review: Love Orange by Natasha Randall

Love Orange reviewed by Sarah Pollok

The taste of summer: two writers on their summer food memories

Joanna Wane and Greg Bruce on their favourite summer food memories.

One marriage, two movie reviews: The Climb

Married couple Zanna Gillespie and Greg Bruce review The Climb.

Simon Wilson: My first summer of food

The summer I learned to be a better cook.

Inside Anthony, the BBC true crime movie that shocked a nation

A gut-punch new movie imagines the life the victim of a racist murder never got to live.

Tusiata Avia: 'I'm keeping my distance from dystopia for a while. These are strange times.'

Tusiata Avia says she's a lucky reader

Doing whatever it takes: overcoming disability

Joanna Wane talks with disability advocate Charmeyne Te Nana-Williams.

Book review: What Are You Going Through by Sigrid Nunez

Elizabeth Heritage reviews What Are You Going Through

Jeanette Goode: like doors, books need to be opened

Author Jeanette Goode on her book, Little Blue and what she's reading

Steve Braunias: my daughter has stars in her eyes

Linda Goodman's Love Signs is bedtime reading for Steve Braunias' daughter.

A story of All Black infatuation

They say you should never meet your heroes. Greg Bruce ignores them.

One marriage, two movie reviews: The Trial of the Chicago 7

Happily married couple Zanna Gillespie and Greg Bruce review The Trial of the Chicago 7

Coast to coast: A walk across post-lockdown Auckland - the mood of the city

Talking politics, pandemics and life in lockdown on Auckland's Coast to Coast Walkway.

Are these Auckland's best toasted sandwiches?

In a city awash in toasted sandwiches, Greg Bruce asks if any of them are good.