Listener Today
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Bill Ralston: Home-made coffee
Making coffee at home has its drawbacks. More »
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Rewind: week ending May 18, 2012
John Key, Paul Henry, and Rebekah Brooks. It’s a page full of hot media-on-media... [more]
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In the Listener this weekend
What’s in the new print edition, on sale from May 19. [more]
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The Friday quiz, 18.05.12
Aggressive, hostile and antagonistic. [more]
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NZ First reveal their new force: Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber tipped to join Winston Peters in boyband-style NZ First co-leadership. [more]
This Week's Issue
NZ’s No.1 Selling Current Affairs Magazine
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Editorial
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The price is wrong
A shake-up of the building industry is long overdue. [more]
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Bring us your jobs
Without foreign investment New Zealand would be a poorer country. [more]
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Politics
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Winston Peters talks media and politics. And cows.
The NZ First leader is at his best off the script in Wintec appearance. [more]
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Jane Clifton: Anyone for Epsom?
The Prime Minister may struggle to rescue John Banks from this pratfall. [more]
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Television
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Diana Wichtel: bringing back nostalgia
When it comes to nostalgia, it’s all about the... [more]
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Titanic on TV: four-part series review
News flash: the Titanic was not sunk by an iceberg. [more]
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Life
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Bill Ralston: Free convention centre anyone?
What’s wrong with getting a free convention centre in exchange for more... [more]
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Bill Ralston: evolution and the grandpa clause
Middle age is evolution’s way of providing... [more]
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The Black Page
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Joanne Black: Home truths
Too much honesty in a real estate ad can be offputting. [more]
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No ifs or butts
Cigarette brands as a fashion statement? Forget it. [more]
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Books
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Maurice Gee reveals memoir plan at Auckland writers festival finale
The festival's inaugural "honoured NZ writer" says that despite giving up novel writing, a memoir is in the works. [more]
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Beauties of the Octagonal Pool by Gregory O’Brien review
“And I was marooned/half way through a poem called/‘Beauties of the octagonal pool’,” writes Gregory O’Brien, in a tender poem... [more]
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Culture
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John Lydon interview – the long version
The grand old man of punk on the new Public Image Limited album, the grimness of New Zealand reggae and... [more]
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Now Showing, May 17 2012
New film reviews this week: Man On Ledge, Salmon Fishing In The Yemen, Shihad: Beautiful Machine, The Dictator [more]
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Book Club
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The Forrests book group discussion
Emily Perkins's novel meets its Waterloo. [more]
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The Forrests podcast
Listen to our panellists discuss Emily Perkins's novel. [more]
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Economy
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NZ government’s influence on economic growth
How much influence do governments really have on economic growth? [more]
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Brian Easton: Don’t privatise without regulation
We may be repeating the regulatory blunders of 20 years ago when the bill to sell Telecom was rushed through. [more]
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Nutrition
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Mums influence on their children’s eating habits
Mums have a big influence on their children’s eating habits and long-term... [more]
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Boosting your health with folic acid
Folic acid plays an essential role in health. [more]
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Travel
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Experiencing El Cosmico, Texas
Little surprises make a tiny Texas town stick in the imagination. [more]
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Two flat whites in Berlin
The origins of the flat white may still be murky, but that hasn’t stopped Kiwis taking it to the world. [more]
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Sport
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Border-jumping in sports
When it comes to sportspeople, nationality can be a fluid thing. [more]
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Rugby and ethnicity
Ethnicity is never an issue when a team is winning. [more]
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Letters
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Letters April 14 2012
Living alone; child poverty; and teacher performance. [more]
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Letters April 7 2012
Heart disease; child poverty; and teacher performance. [more]
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