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'If I had to go through it, I'm allowed to write about it'

Eleanor Black talks to poet Jess Fiebig

A cat curfew? We're not feline it

To roam or not to roam? That is the question, writes Ruth Spencer.

'Right now, Covid-19 is normal for all of us'

What happens to our brains when we must embrace a "new normal"? By Joanna Mathers

If it weren't for your gumboots

Steve Braunias on why his gumboots are part of him.

Doris de Pont hopes leisurewear's reign will be short-lived

Does wearing sweatpants signal the end, asks Doris de Pont.

'Law, science, medicine, politics and culture: drug policy fascinates me'

A summary of issues around the cannabis referendum debate, by Russell Brown.

What I'm Reading: Kimberly Andrews

Author Kimberly Andrews shares her current reading picks

Elvis' legacy lives on in culture and fashion

Elvis Presley died in August 43 years ago - his influence lives on.

Kim Knight: Chocolate cake and other recipe book love stories

You are what you eat and also what you plan to cook.

One marriage, two movie reviews: One Man and His Shoes

Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch and discuss One Man and His Shoes

Restaurant review: One tart to rule them all at Clay, K Rd

Forget your grandma's marmalade, this is what you should do with grapefruit.

He fell to Earth: How David Bowie dealt with a decade of obscurity

Bowie wasn't always a universally adored star. His friends recall how he coped.

Revealed: The new Auckland - the startling numbers behind future faces

Mark Fryer on the Auckland he's known and that just keeps growing

Fight for Freedom: the 'definitive' untold story of Harry and Meghan's decision to blindside the Windsors

Leah McFall talks to the authors of a "definitive" new book on Harry and Meghan

Poetry that soothes

Siobhan Harvey reviews a selection of New Zealand poetry.

In pursuit of war hero Charles Upham

Nicholas Reid reviews Tom Scott's latest on Charles Upham

What I'm reading: Peter Feeney

Actor Peter Feeney reveals his favourite writers

Up Henderson Creek, without a paddle

Steve Braunias on hanging on to the small things.