
New Zealand’s real life Hairy Maclary gang revealed
Kiwis were asked to send in their entries, now Lynley Dodd has picked the winners.
Kiwis were asked to send in their entries, now Lynley Dodd has picked the winners.
The European Parliament held a moment of silence upon news of his death.
The book is said to be 'a brave and astonishingly moving story'.
'You must be amazed by the person that you’re with', says the broadcaster.
It’s never too late to return a library book.
"The notion that it's a kind of psychological weakness is completely absurd."
Author Andrew Paul Wood reveals the unsuspected history of New Zealand.
Included in the store's collection were first-edition publications of Winnie the Pooh.
New York Times: What is it about Hoover’s stories that women are drawn to?
Nathan James Thomas has engineered a digital nomad life for himself.
'You can be your own kind of leader and still make a difference.'
Emma Hislop (Kāi Tahu) is a Taranaki-based writer.
The booklet focuses on past people linked with Paekākāriki.
Here are top 10 essential LGBT-themed novels to read, and films to watch.
Times: The 36-year-old ex-ballet dancer on her new book and life with a rock legend.
New York Times: McCarthy's books explore a bleak world of violence and outsiders.
His literary themes were often bleak and violent.
A killer is in their midst. Will they strike again?
The former PM's memoirs have been at the centre of a major bidding war.
Is your pooch bumptious and bustly? Bossy and bouncy? Frisky and hustly?
When she got the email letting her know she was on the list, she thought it was a scam.
New ONZM recipient Chris Maclean is quick to credit others for his success.
James Renwick's new book delivers "future forecast" for NZ, but there's time to change it.
How can human beings care for and reconnect with the oceans and waterways?
Wendy Morgan was brought up in her family’s pie shop in Canterbury.
'A skilfully written and chilling book, Chidgey is indeed the real deal.'
Brianne Te Paa is a finalist in two separate award categories.
Warwick Jordan says Kiwis should continue to experience the magic of second-hand books.