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Review: Non Solo Pizza, Parnell
Our stereotyped image of the Italian restaurant is bustle, informality, cheerful clamour and theatrical accents.

Gen Z: Child of our times
They’re the kids born totally wired, the first generation who will spend their whole lives in a world where the planet’s accumulated wisdom is available instantly at the touch of a finger. And the first of them have just left school.

Matt Haig: 'It was touch and go, but I didn't jump'
Best-selling author Matt Haig, 38, is about to have two more books published. Here, he explains how he only started writing to cope with his sudden, life-threatening depression.

Brunch: Olaf's Artisan Bakery & Cafe, Mt Eden
The menu was packed with an array of French, gourmet brunch options.

Playing the numbers
What’s your lucky number? Alex Bellos conducted an online survey and discovered a hot favourite: people find the number 7 clever, cheery and divine.

Shonagh Koea: Her dark materials
Author Shonagh Koea tells Rebecca Barry Hill why she doesn’t stick to the rules.

Book review: Heartland
"Donny Mac was released at Easter time, about a month before Pansy Holloway, also known as Nightshade, disappeared for good."

Review: Cazador, Mt Eden
We'd been meaning to try Cazador on Dominion Rd ever since we'd heard that this was one of Auckland's iconic family restaurants. It

Two of a kind
British authors Nicci Gerrard and Sean French tell Stephen Jewell why their book collaboration works so well.

Revamp your home's style
Suzanne McFadden uncovers the top 10 interior design trends for 2014.

Craft soda: Top of the pops
You’ve heard of craft beer but craft soda is the drink everyone with a conscience is sipping these days, writes Rebecca Barry Hill.

Fashion: A light touch
Pastels for autumn? Who would have thought? Sombre tones beware, it’s time to lighten up.

Design: Second wind
Alan Perrott meets two Auckland women with the knack for finding a new life for unwanted objects.

Build them and they will come
State houses seem to be everywhere and it's true - they are spread throughout the country, from Kaitaia to Bluff.

Camilla Lackberg: Crime is on her side
Stephen Jewell talks to ‘Swedish Agatha Christie’ Camilla Lackberg about her close friendship with her characters, fact being darker than fiction and the myths surrounding her country.

Book review: The Bright Side of My Condition
The charming title of this book is a quotation from The Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe.

Book review: Northanger Abbey
Val McDermid's Northanger Abbey is the second stage of The Austen Project, for which four writers have been invited to produce a contemporary version of a Jane Austen novel.

Review: Piccoli Piatti, Herne Bay
Herne Bay’s landmark’s newest incarnation delivers an Italian dining experience worthy of many repeat visits.

Fashion: That 70s show
Ultra suede, check. Faux fur, check. The ‘Me’ decade leaves a lasting impression.