Christchurch's game of zones
By Sally Blundell in Current Affairs
The future of a 630ha corridor of land in Christchurch’s red zone hangs in the balance.
Moments of truth from World War I
By Jane Tolerton in Historical
Attempts to uncover the real stories behind three World War I tales have produced surprising results.
Be your own boss
By Donna Chisholm in Business
You can now set up a global business from your kitchen table. So should you become your own boss?
Dame Claudia Orange - interview
By Guyon Espiner in Profile
Treaty expert Dame Claudia Orange, adviser for the inaugural exhibition at the new Museum of Waitangi, is, as Guyon Espiner finds out, magical, majestic
Current Affairs
Virtual-reality headsets
Combine flash apps for virtual-reality headsets with a new smartphone and visit another galaxy.
Commentary
Culture
The Portable Veblen - review
Elizabeth McKenzie’s new novel is mad, chaotic, whimsical and occasionally very funny.
Books
What is the point of poetry?
By Mark Broatch
Mark Broatch puts the question to a group of Kiwi poets.
Lifestyle
Ben Shewry’s slow-cooked potatoes with mint vinegar and garlic purée
Bountiful Marlborough rewards foragers with the ingredients for a feast.
Entertainment
WIN
Caption competition: April 16, 2016
By The Listener
Try your hand at this week's caption competition.
Festivals
Michael Leunig: The heart of the matter
Cartoonists speak “for the other lot”, says Michael Leunig, a living treasure and equal-opportunity pain in the arse.
The Influentials
Influentials: Events that defined a nation
By The Listener
We look back at key moments in New Zealand history.
From Our Archive
Letters: Lecretia Seales
By The Listener
Our readers' letters on Lecretia Seales and the right to die debate.