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A safe haven for Jews, a nightmare for Palestinians

A New Zealand Jewish woman goes to Palestine

The Bear season two delivers one of the greatest episodes of television ever

In the midst of The Bear's second season is one of television's greatest episodes.

'Are you thinking of dying? I may be available'

OPINION: Everyone has to put their vanities to one side at an event on behalf of the dead.

The new doco that begins with a question: Can I give birth in the ocean?

“Why did we have to fight so hard to get the birth that feels so right?”

A tale of two cities and three goodbyes

Time and distance are the villains of Celine Song's film

'We’re in the throes of a class crisis in Aotearoa'

Do we lack the right language to talk about class in Aotearoa?

Sarah Daniell on picking sides in the Fifa Women’s World Cup

Editorial: The reign of Spain: Sarah Daniell on picking sides in the Fifa World Cup

Their parents have died - so how will Kauri and Black survive?

A coming-of-age tale of two boys who must find a way to survive alone

TV host's plus-size travel mission: 'I'm not here to promote obesity'

The travel influencer on starting the plus-size travel movement and how NZ changed him.

Māori short story anthology shows the power of stories

Anthology shows how confidence and ingenuity of Māori story writers has grown

Our Land In Colour: a celebration of 100 years of New Zealand

New collection of 200 New Zealand photographs

Blood bags and burlesque: "Everyone craves a bit of darkness, don’t they?”

Enter the world of Draculas — if you dare.

Greg LeMond: the last “pure” cyclist

New documentary tells the story of Tour de France champion Greg LeMond.

Spirited away

He’s an American tech geek, she’s a British genetics masters, they met at an international seminar, fell in love, moved to Golden Bay to make what’s become an award winning, sustainably produced gin. Video / Sarah Daniell

Making gin, like any good love story, starts with chemistry

A gin distillery in Golden Bay is leading the way in sustainability

Our fatness blind spot: Sasha Borissenko on how weight myths control our lives

Herald columnist reveals the personal story behind her new podcast

'I have had a long love affair with chemistry and I’ve given it much power'

OPINION: Past Lives, sliding doors and chemistry lessons

Steve Braunias: In praise of cowtown Palmerston North

OPINION: There's more than meets the eye to Palmerston North