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What to do if your child won't do a sleepover
What to do if your child won't do a sleepover
13 Dec 2024Sleepovers might seem like a rite of passage. That doesn't always have to be the case.
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Family healing through music after father's serious brain injury
Family healing through music after father's serious brain injury
13 Dec 2024After being told their patriarch may have only a year to live, the Nicholsons have found a place of healing: "Out of things that aren't so good comes joy and happiness."
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How to watch this year's last 'significant' meteor shower
How to watch this year's last 'significant' meteor shower
12 Dec 2024A meteor shower considered to be one of the best will peak this weekend, but a full Moon may impact how much of it we see.
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What happened when Conan O'Brien went on Shortland Street?
What happened when Conan O'Brien went on Shortland Street?
12 Dec 2024The US comedian and talkshow host delivered two minutes of pure, absurd genius as Dr Aiden Archer.
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Is it okay to let my teen drink alcohol?
Is it okay to let my teen drink alcohol?
12 Dec 2024Some parents think introducing alcohol to their kids at a young-ish age "like the French" is a good idea. It's not.
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How to guarantee the best barbecued chicken
How to guarantee the best barbecued chicken
12 Dec 2024Brining is the secret to succulent chicken breasts, whether you cook them on the barbecue or in the oven, says Kelly Gibney.
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From Hollywood to Hobbiton: Stars arrive at War of the Rohirrim film premiere
From Hollywood to Hobbiton: Stars arrive at War of the Rohirrim film premiere
11 Dec 2024The red carpet was rolled out at Hobbiton for the New Zealand premiere of The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim.
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Christmas down under
Christmas down under
10 Dec 2024English choral conductor Stephen Layton embraces the heat for a southern hemisphere Christmas. Audio
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Real benefit of music competitions lies in the preparation
Real benefit of music competitions lies in the preparation
6 Dec 2024The 2024 National String & National Piano Competitions – presented by the Hill Family Foundation for Arts and Music and the Chiron Lewis Eady Foundation – take place in Auckland, from 13–16 December. Audio
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The question Muslim women face every summer
The question Muslim women face every summer
11 Dec 2024Some people think nothing of asking complete strangers wearing hijabs personal questions. It does not stop there.
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Why is the Tim Bray Theatre Company closing?
Why is the Tim Bray Theatre Company closing?
11 Dec 2024"Chemotherapy is tough and I don't know if I even have the resources or the energy to supply a week's handover to anyone. It has been a hard one," Bray said. Audio
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Emilia Pérez scores 10 Golden Globes nominations
Emilia Pérez scores 10 Golden Globes nominations
10 Dec 2024The nominees for 2025 included some former child superstars, along with some surprises. Audio
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What to know if you want to give pre-loved Christmas gifts
What to know if you want to give pre-loved Christmas gifts
10 Dec 2024"It's about putting care into the process, and people really appreciate that."
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What we were Googling the most this year
What we were Googling the most this year
10 Dec 2024From All Blacks to US elections and Liam Payne, here's what Kiwis asked Google the most about this year.
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Review - The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
Review - The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
10 Dec 2024Sure, you might have seen various versions of Tolkien's classic epic, but this one makes the story feel new again, writes Jogai Bhatt.
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Aussie swimming star Michael Klim's shock medical diagnosis
Aussie swimming star Michael Klim's shock medical diagnosis
9 Dec 2024"I was tripping up over myself. I wasn't able to walk up a flight of stairs. I needed a walking stick. I became a recluse, really," the Australian former Olympic champion says. Audio
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What to do when a rich friend invites you on holiday
What to do when a rich friend invites you on holiday
9 Dec 2024You will be torn between the fear of mounting debt and the fear of missing out - but don't fret, financial experts say.
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The course that's turning surfers into lifesavers
The course that's turning surfers into lifesavers
8 Dec 2024Surfers are in the water from dawn until dusk, 365 days a year, meaning they are often the first responders when swimmers get into trouble.
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Hugh Grant's sinister turn can't save misfiring horror flick
Hugh Grant's sinister turn can't save misfiring horror flick
8 Dec 2024Review: Heretic stars the debonaire Hugh Grant as the sinister Mr Reed terrorising two Mormon missionaries.
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Indigenous Australian journalist's book inhabits 'sense of silence'
Indigenous Australian journalist's book inhabits 'sense of silence'
8 Dec 2024Australian journalist Stan Grant's new book Murriyang Song of Time is a response to the 2023 Australian Indigenous Voice referendum. Audio
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Mokotron: Time to clear away 'cultural cringe'
Mokotron: Time to clear away 'cultural cringe'
8 Dec 2024Electronic musician Tiopira McDowell is challenging other creatives to make a distinctive local sound for Tāmaki Makaurau. Audio
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'Catching souls': The art of writing an obituary
'Catching souls': The art of writing an obituary
7 Dec 2024Fidel Castro's mistress, a particularly slippery carp and the man who says 'mind the gap' on the London Underground - Ann Wroe has written about them all. Audio
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What's wrong with female flesh that's no longer firm and smooth?
What's wrong with female flesh that's no longer firm and smooth?
7 Dec 2024Hundreds of Aussie women over 50 pose for nude portraits in a new Melbourne art exhibition. Audio
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The grim picture of homelessness for NZ women
The grim picture of homelessness for NZ women
7 Dec 2024Four out of five homeless women in Aotearoa are Māori - some as young as 15 - a new study has found. Audio