A sharp and funny excerpt from Zarah Butcher-McGunnigle's "Autobiography of a Marguerite", chosen by Freya Daly-Sadgrove.
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Chris Tse provides a close reading of Alison Wong's poem, "One hundred pounds".
Claire Orchard finds hope in Ruth Dallas' poem "An Office Cyclamen".
Reluctant frontman Ben Lemi and his band Dawn Diver create dreamy tunes.
Meet the floral magician behind Flowers Manuela.
There's no prancing around or showing off with this Maestro. NZSO Conductor Edo de Waart just wants to get on with the music.
Paul Diamond talks to Sarah Lang about a homosexual mayor, coming out himself, and a year in Berlin.
The woman who fixed her life by trying a new thing every week for a year.
We've got five copies of "The Quick and the Dead" to give away.
Secret family recipes and a special mix from Keryn and Shoba Kalyan.
We catch up with an award-winning Eastbourne artist.
Henry Hargreaves goes with his gut. We talk photograph and gastronomy with the CPotY judge.
Derek Smith spent the early nineties photographing New Zealand while on the job as a meter reader. Take a spin through just some of the thousands of photos he took.
Taxidermy artist Antoinette Ratcliffe loves bringing animals "back to life".
Growing up in Porirua, Sam Kelly had friends who were directly impacted by gang violence.
New Zealand literary prodigy Ashleigh Young is awkward, honest, and uncomfortable with her success.
What if climate change was purple? Professor James Renwick is seriously asking.
To celebrate the Māori New Year, we're giving away some pukapuka pai.
