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Neil Finn on remodelling Crowded House, surviving Fleetwood Mac and ruining Split Enz

Karl Puschmann with Neil Finn on the return of Crowded House

Steve Braunias: the importance of the afternoon snack

The ritual of creating an after-school snack.

Dr Hinemoa Elder: Tina Ngata's Kia Mau - 'although small, it is precious'

What the doctor ordered. Dr Hinemoa Elder tells Eleanor Black what she's reading

Book review: Nouns, verbs, etc. (selected poems) by Fiona Farrell

Fiona Farrell's new collection of poems

Notes on a menu: Kind Cafe, Morningside

Juliette Sivertsen learns about the kindness of food in Morningside.

Powerhouse Pasifika poets Tusiata Avia and Karlo Mila

Poetry is a vehicle for empowerment and political protest

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

Art can be found in unexpected places

Book review: Love Orange by Natasha Randall

Love Orange reviewed by Sarah Pollok

Book review: Remote Sympathy by Catherine Chidgey

Remote Sympathy takes us into the uncertain heart of human complicity

One marriage, two movie reviews: Totally Under Control

Married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Totally Under Control.

Diana Wichtel on television: it's still useful - and watched

Television is still relevant in this age of streaming

Restaurant review: Apero all sizzle and great sausage

The signature dish is a sausage but it's the pudding that will change your life.

Whangārei Fringe Festival: a fantastical journey to tomorrow's social norms

Mary de Ruyter talks to creatives the first Whangārei Fringe Festival.

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