
Dame Fiona Kidman on why she’s fighting for a beloved writers’ residency
Funding cut threatens 20-year literary sanctuary.
Funding cut threatens 20-year literary sanctuary.
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A very Kiwi pastime is evolving as changing needs and international demand drive up costs.
Looking for the heart of Saturday night, a lapsed raver goes in search of a good time.
Visiting the Listener on Papers Past, to read what the conversation was, is fascinating.
AI is helping control seaweed infestations in our northern waters.
Firms go beyond perks to attract diverse, happy staff—boosting productivity and wellbeing.
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Heʼs a sucker for punishment, overly earnest and a political junkie.
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Is a bid to incinerate tons of waste better than burying it?
Is a bid to incinerate tons of waste better than burying it?
The face of poverty in NZ is no longer solely beneficiaries, it includes the working poor.
The face of poverty in NZ is no longer solely beneficiaries, it includes the working poor.
As budgets are slashed, scientists must make a better case for funding.
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At 80, one of our most celebrated authors decided it was time to learn his language.
Our one specialist court assessing whether a defendant is mentally fit to enter plea.
NZ doesn't have electricity to burn - and it's hurting households as well as industry.
Eyewitnesses to solve crimes is a standard policing procedure, but how reliable are they?
The collection of Walter Cook reflects the evolution of design from 1880 to the 1970s.
Reassessing evidence in the Mona Blades case and the orange Datsun that led NZ astray.
Warning! Sitting next to Sam Johnson may inspire volunteering
Race across the Pacific doubles as mission to protect marine biodiversity.
A study tracking NZ's political pulse uncovers the quiet, complex views shaping politics.
The increasing sophistication of hidden spy cameras means spy cam sex crimes are rising.
An 1898 tax remains today as dog registration fees collected by councils.