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Book review: The Empusium by Olga Torkarczuk
Audio 23 Sep 2024Stella Chrysostomou of Volume Books reviews The Empusium by Olga Torkarczuk, published by Text Publishing Audio
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What was the finest piece of original Kiwi jazz this year?
Check out the four finalists for the 2024 APRA Best Jazz Composition Award. Audio
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Book review: Sunderworld Vol 1: The Extraordinary
Audio 20 Sep 2024Roger Christensen of Unity Books Auckland reviews Sunderworld Vol 1: The Extraordinary Disappointments of Leopold Berry by Ransom Riggs published by Allen and Unwin Audio
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Book review: Chew the Bright Hysteria: Poems & Paintings
Audio 19 Sep 2024Harry Ricketts reviews Chew the Bright Hysteria: Poems & Paintings by Rhondda Greig published by Quentin Wilson Publishing Audio
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How and why pagers exploded across Lebanon
The devices - which detonated simultaneously, killing at least nine people and injuring thousands - were brought in by Hezbollah in recent months.
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Book review: Frankie by Graham Norton
Jane Westaway reviews Frankie by Graham Norton published by Hachette. Audio
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Book review: Paris In Ruins by Sebastian Smee
Quentin Johnson reviews Paris In Ruins by Sebastian Smee published by Text Publishing. Audio
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Book review: Gabriel's Moon by William Boyd
Audio 16 Sep 2024Elisabeth Easther reviews Gabriel's Moon by William Boyd published by Penguin Random House Audio
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Book review: Patea Boys by Airana Ngarewa
Audio 13 Sep 2024Airini Beautrais reviews Patea Boys by Airana Ngarewa published by Moa Press Audio
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Book review: Edith Collier: Early New Zealand modernist
Audio 12 Sep 2024David Hill reviews Edith Collier: Early New Zealand modernist Edited by Jill Trevelyan, Jennifer Taylor and Greg Donson Published by Massey University Press Audio
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Examining cycles of life, death and rebirth
Nick Golledge is professor of glaciology at Victoria University of Wellington and author of the book Feedback looking at the history of the earth through constant, incremental change. Audio
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Book review: Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout
Audio 11 Sep 2024Carole Beu of the Women's Bookshop in Auckland reviews Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout published by Penguin Random House Audio
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Book Critic: Pip Adams
Pip Adams reviews books about the future. Audio
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Book review: Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty
Louise O'Brien reviews Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty published by Macmillan. Audio
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Book review: Nga Hapa Reo: Common Maori Language Errors
Audio 9 Sep 2024Paul Diamond reviews Nga Hapa Reo: Common Maori Language Errors by Hona Black and Te Aorangi Murphy-Fell published by Oratia Books Audio
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'We're not going to back down': Protest to changes for disability service
The government is restructuring Whaikaha, the Ministry of Disabled People.
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Book review: Home Truths by Charity Norman
Mellissa Oliver from Unity Books Wellington reviews Home Truths by Charity Norman published by Allen and Unwin Audio
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Tourism operators concerned levy hike will deter travellers
iFly Queenstown owner Matt Wong says the levy hike comes at a challenging time for the sector that is still recovering from the effects of Covid-19.
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Book review: Dog by Rob Perry
Louise Ward of Wardini Books reviews Dog by Rob Perry published by Europa Audio
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Book Critic: two novels and a self-help book
Catherine Robertson reviews new books. Audio
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Liquidators appointed to investigate Waitonui Group
The company operated three large dairy farms in Taupō and North Otago.
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Book review: A Wreck of Seabirds by Karleah Olson
Audio 3 Sep 2024Jessie Bray Sharpin reviews A Wreck of Seabirds by Karleah Olson published by Fremantle Press. Audio
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Book review: Happiness Falls by Angie Kim
Audio 2 Sep 2024Phil Vine reviews Happiness Falls by Angie Kim published by Faber. Audio
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The Mixtape: NY music journalist Puja Patel
The former Pitchfork editor talks telling diverse stories and "the complicated nuances of love". Video, Audio
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The Week in Politics: No quick fix for the energy crisis
Analysis - Government seeks solutions to the energy crisis, the media sees through Luxon's assault on councils, and the question is asked: "Where's Chippy?"
