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Ockham Awards finalists announced: Who are this year's literary heavy hitters?

How many of these Kiwi authors' acclaimed books have you read?

NZ comedian Bubbah on mental health and going off-grid

'I've grown up': Bubbah, aka Tina from Turners, on the moment that changed her life.

The Cantabrian adding a touch of Kiwi class to British musical royalty

Chris Bruerton sings his way in the Grammy Award-winning King's Singers.

King Lear meets Succession in a Samoan family's fight for control

Power, politics and an ailing patriarch collide in a new bilingual play.

The Bremner sisters and the moment New Zealand rugby changed forever

The World Cup winning sisters on the tournament that changed rugby and what it means.

On the best generation of 17-year-olds, ever

Surely today's teenagers are a golden generation, Steve Braunias asserts.

'Retraumatised in front of her rapist': The searing one-woman play that puts justice on trial

The women putting our legal system on trial and the play telling their story.

Is the new Korean fried chicken roasted? Kookoo Bistro reviewed

The Dominion Rd restaurant where the chicken is roasted - and the seaweed is fried.

I let AI choose my clothes for a week: What could go wrong?

Should we outsource more of our lives to AI?

'When I started ...it was nothing to do with money': Why Gordon Ramsay isn’t going anywhere

New York Times: Reality TV's most enduring antihero still reigns supreme.

Why is this nuclear-scale disaster dominating the Oscars? And other questions for the Academy

Reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie pick the best and worst of the awards season.

Niwa Whatuira: The drag queen, the showgirl and me

The ex-con son of a famous drag queen goes to work on K Rd.

Steve Braunias witnesses an argument in postcode 1011

Auckland's most exclusive suburb rattled by unexpected morning turmoil.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Ruban Nielson on why he’s not a rock star

He's frontman for one of New Zealand's biggest musical acts, but he's much more than that.

Review: Josh Emett's Gilt - Go for the lamb chops - stay for the long lunch-sized wine list

Gloop's favourite Kiwi chef delivers contestable lamb chops and a rocket-fuelled rum baba.

Feuds, fat-shaming and fabulousness: Inside the 90s aerobics scene

Kiwi choreographer Jack Gray reveals his dark, sequinned past.

Why Auckland is at its best in summer when there's no one else around

OPINION: As everyone returns to the city, Steve Braunias wishes they'd stay away.