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Book review: A Saint from Texas

A Saint from Texas, by Edmund White

Artists inspired by coronavirus

Joanna Mathers talks with three makers about Covid creations for a Te Papa exhibition

One marriage, two movie reviews: Four Kids and It

Married couple Zanna Gillespie and Greg Bruce review Four Kids and It

Martin Amis: The Mick Jagger of literature at 71

Amis candidly discusses love, paternity and his prickly relationship with his father.

Healthcare insiders create fiction from daily realities

Paula Morris reviews two novels on medical misadventure.

Can feminists have Botox ... and other stories

Eleanor Black

Celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori and Disability Pride Week – now with rats

Elizabeth Heritage on aku kiore mōkai (pet rats) and mōmonatanga (fatness).

'I just want what I call strong Lizzo energy'

The truth about weight and health is about how we feel, writes Siena Yates

The man who killed Hollywood

New York Times: Maureen Dowd talks to streaming pioneer Reed Hastings

Are these Auckland's best pies?

Greg Bruce goes in search of Auckland's best pie.

The mother and son team rethinking the way we do TV current affairs

On Te Ao with Moana, a mother and son team are taking on the tough stories and winning.

Going potty over container gardens

Tips for planting in pots - both indoors and out

Move over Minimalism: Make Way for the Rainbow Joy of the New London Fabulous

Interior designers on how to brighten up living - and work - spaces

'As we focus on home, I'm about to leave it'

Siena Yates on the significance of home.

'For people like myself, New Zealand is a heaven'

Mustafa Darbandi, a Kurdish refugee, had to run from peril but found 'home' in NZ.

Of 'pets' and 'curses'

Elizabeth Heritage and David Herkt review Pets and Betty.