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Art heals rifts and lives

Dione Joseph talks to indigenous artists on the role of art in a time of crisis.

Siena Yates: Growing up in the 90s fat was the worst thing you could be

'Growing up in the 90s and early 2000s, fat was the worst thing you could be.'

Children of the tea planters

An extract from The Kalimpong Kids, by Jane McCabe.

The end of the email: Cheers to all that

How do you sign off your emails? Greg Bruce investigates the case for "Cheers".

Nothing to Crowe about in Unhinged

Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Unhinged.

Pretty (tasty) in pink: The Poni Room reviewed

The rose-tinted Commercial Bay restaurant where you can try-before-you-buy your wine.

'I've returned to my passion which is a good memoir or diary'

Wendyl Nissen on what she's reading.

Tim Finn reflects on Split Enz's classic album, True Colours

"It was make or break time," he says of the now iconic album on its 40th anniversary.

Sex abuse in the comedy world - will inquiry make a difference?

A comedian writes about the inquiry into New Zealand's comedy scene.

Life in the colonial sausage factory

Elizabeth Heritage reviews Jerningham, by Cristina Sanders.

A walk through Waikumete

Joanna Mathers on the tranquillity and troubling history at Waikumete Cemetery.

'I've never been more obsessed with food than I am now'

Siena Yates on coming to terms with post-op expectations

The lifestyle and diet of a yoga studio founder

Intermittent fasting, meditation and yoga are the tools for a sound body and mind.

What I'm Reading: Rachel McAlpine

Author Rachel McAlpine reveals what's at her coffee table.

One marriage, two movie reviews: Shirley

Argumentative married couple Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review Shirley.

Noteworthy: Creeps

Eleanor Black on Canvas' Noteworthy book reviews.

The best tofu in town? Cafe Hanoi reviewed

Bean curd and sago - but make it interesting.

Diversity, wokeness, sex and vanity

Canvas book reviews