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Steve Braunias laments the passing of an NZ icon - the handyman

Steve Braunias on the perils of house maintenance and those grim repairers.

Ben Affleck reveals what he wants from life after divorce and kicking booze

Ben Affleck on how his new movie helped him find hope and inspiration after dark days.

NZ actor: I stayed friendly with director who groped me, so I wasn't seen as difficult

This week, Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape. NZ actor Michelle Langstone reflects

The show I wish I'd seen or been in – six performers dream

Ahead of the Auckland Arts Festival, six performers share their dream experiences.

Sushi for brunch? Here's the West Auckland store you should check out

Sushi makes a great alternative to eggs and the usual brunch fare.

Simon Wilson: Are arts festivals too much of a good thing?

It's arts festival season, and Simon Wilson has some questions.

Reviewed: Romulus and Remus - risotto to write home about

Salsiccia e pane - the sausage and bread you didn't know your after work vino was missing.

Crumbs, a peach of a place

Sarah Daniell reviews Crumb Cafe and finds the food is sweet.

Girl power? How female remakes of film and TV faves fail women

Why female reboots of film and TV shows aren't getting more gender diversity on screen.

Detectorist Gary Coker talks to Canvas about his hobby as he scours the bed of Lake Rotorua for treasures

Detectorist Gary Coker talks to Canvas about his hobby as he scours the bed of Lake Rotorua for treasures. Video / Alan Gibson

'This is it, I'm done': Mike King on how he quit booze and drugs

Mike King talks with Eleanor Black about getting sober and where his addiction came from.

Kim Knight reviews: Copia, Ōrākei

Copia by name, cornucopia (of goodness) by nature.

Eleanor Catton's Emma interpretation shines

Jane Austin vs Harley Quinn? Which movie comes out on top?

Brunch review: Something & Social for a captive audience

Something & Social needs more than vanilla notes to make it sing.

Guilty feminist? You can have your cake and eat it too

How is food a feminist issue? Guilty Feminist Deborah Frances-White explains.

TV critic sees red over Jamie Oliver's advice on greens

Why is one TV critic taking Jamie Oliver's latest advice with a grain of salt?