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Bored children? Phone-obsessed teens? We've got you sorted for activities these holidays.
Bored children? Phone-obsessed teens? We've got you sorted for activities these holidays.
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New film gives voice to the thousands of Māori and Pacific wards of the state.
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A mother and daughter team on te ao Māori in yoga practice
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British Museum curator Peter Higgs talks about Ancient Greece and the lessons of history.
Bright ideas that make cities better: Indigenous people's planning.
A new tradition to pass to the next generations.
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Shane Te Pou has a kōrerō with kaumatua and rangatira at Māngere marae
Three Kiwi blokes tell how a macho New Zealand culture led to addiction.
The star on her new Bob Dylan musical, coming to NZ and having her mind blown by Queen.
Mission: Pentameter - a new movie starring Tom Cruise as the grotesque weakling.
Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch Under The Banner of Heaven.
A new documentary looks into the lives of James Bonds from around the world.
From Fu Manchu to "misfortune cookies" - the new show subverting Asian stereotypes.
Bright ideas that make cities better: Problems for the world leader in transit map design.
On the wealth of Māori writers and their passionate readership.
Zanna Gillespie previews the strong female-led films at the Doc Edge Festival
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