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‘We need more writers who can just remember’, says Ockham-winning wahine professor
Ngāhuia te Awekōtuku won the General Non-Fiction Award for her memoir Hine Toa.
Ockham Book Awards: All the winners from local literature's biggest night
Wellington author takes fiction's richest prize for a second time.
Poet and novelist Sir Vincent O'Sullivan dies at 86
The poet and emeritus professor died on Sunday in Dunedin.
Opinion: Political provocation or poetic? David Seymour’s World Poetry Day video ode
OPINION: Diana Wichtel reviews the Act leader's latest attempt at verse.
Opinion: How Gabrielle made us rethink rain, fall in love with diesel
Cometh the hour, cometh the generator.
‘New voices unearthed’ in South Taranaki
A new collection of more than 100 poems pays homage to South Taranaki towns.
'A brave act': Misinformation researcher on how to tell better stories
The expert on Same Same But Different, courageous writers and highlighting solutions.
Paula Bennett: Twas the night before Xmas and Parliament was leaking
OPINION: Former Deputy PM pens a Christmas Eve poem.
Peaky Blinders actor and poet Benjamin Zephaniah dies at 65
The celebrated dub poet and activist was diagnosed with a brain tumour eight weeks ago.
Megan Fox opens up about ectopic pregnancy
The actor discusses 'really tragic' miscarriage and reveals an earlier ectopic pregnancy.
C.R. Avery: Prepare for a storm on stage
He has relentlessly toured the world for the last 26 years.
Review: Upu brings poetry to beautiful life
Upu is a beautiful demonstration of the power of words.
Pissed off Paris: A translated book by Whanganui artist David Cauchi is hitting bookstores
A book of 50 poems translated by Whanganui artist David Cauchi will be available soon.
Megan Banks: Cyclone aftermath a time for reflection - and poetry
Calm after the storm makes the region take note.
Auckland Fringe: Dark side of the 'missing' Moons
Photographs provide a funny twist to Fringe Festival exhibition.
Alice Te Punga Somerville: 'There are still ways in which Māori are made to feel like outsiders at university'
The scholar, poet and irredentist talks to Elisabeth Easther.