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Prince Harry 'Gingers are represented'
Prince Harry was a star royal when he visited Whanganui today, the locals turned out in the wet weather to welcome him to their city.
Prince Harry paddles a waka
Prince Harry completed a windy 40 minute waka journey, becoming the first royal to paddle the Whanganui River. Harry got out of the waka and gave a big thumbs up to the crew, later admitting he was "absolutely knackered." "That's my exercise done for the day." The Prince was given a specially carved hoe (paddle) to help his efforts, carved by the kaiurungi (waka steerer)
Prince Harry: 'I'm losing my hair'
Harry admitted to having one weak - or bald - spot. When one woman told him he was just like his father he replied "I'm losing my hair like him."
Raw: Prince Harry gets ready to paddle waka
Prince Harry greets the waka crew at the Putiki slipway in Whanganui. Video by Stuart Munro.
Yvonne Lorkin: Smart way to be an instant sommelier
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Music review: Mark Knopfler, Tracker
There are very few so-called songwriters who use the medium to tell a story. Top of the list of those who do is Mark Knopfler.
Movie review: Heavenly voices are magic (+trailer)
With all the special effects and high drama that often accompany movies these days, it is refreshing to enjoy a story that is just about the story.
Gorgeous me: Easy does it, but just do it
Lisa Lyford offers simple tips to feel and look great without going overboard.
The smoking hot heart of Newcastle (+recipes)
Once a drab coal and steel town, Newcastle has transformed into a surprisingly vibrant, laid-back, fun city, writes Jan Bilton.