The “plutocratisation” of the world’s elite cities

By Toby Manhire in The Internaut

19th Jun 2013

And the chasm between London (or "Borisstan") and the rest of the UK.

John Key's six greatest social media photographs

By Toby Manhire in The Internaut

Issue Listener Plus 19th Jun 2013

The prime minister's finest pictorial moments on Twitter and Facebook.

Facebook: is the social hydra on the slide?

By Toby Manhire in The Internaut

Issue Listener Plus 17th Jun 2013

Bloated, exploited and commercialised, the social network is facing speculation its best days are over.

The most memorable opening lines from philosophy journals

By Toby Manhire in The Internaut

Issue Listener Plus 14th Jun 2013

15 of the best and funniest beginnings, as chosen by the smart cookies at New APPS.

The Friday quiz, 14.07.13

By Toby Manhire in The Internaut

Issue Listener Plus 14th Jun 2013

Ninety seconds you'll never get back.

Editorial: the right conclusion

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Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013

Given the Crown’s shameful historical record, Ngai Tuhoe’s settlement is richly deserved.

Bill Ralston: Peter Dunne, leaks, and the Winston Peters vortex

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By Bill Ralston in Life

Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013

The spin doctors will drag their feet and try to block it but eventually the Dunne emails will pop out

Letters June 22 2013

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Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013

Wet macular degeneration (WMD); Surveillance; Kiwi Saver investment; e-asTTle - secondary school assessment; Solar power; Property; Therapy

Diana Wichtel: Prisoner reborn as Wentworth

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By Diana Wichtel in Television

Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013

If only Danielle Cormack's hapless Aussie redhead had been following Coronation Street.

Bulletin from abroad: David Hall in Oxford on art and sex

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By David Hall in Bulletin from Abroad

Issue 3815 13th Jun 2013

Female artists in Britain get too little attention, while racists hog the headlines.