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Hillary Clinton has been in the public eye for more than two decades - and now she's running for the top job.

Fitting in isn't so easy when you have to constantly apologise for your name.

Who said pigs couldn't fly? An advertising campaign for NZ Pork has grabbed attention online, with some labelling it sexist and others just a "bit of fun".

Returning home after a stint overseas can feel a lot like admitting defeat – but Claire Adamson made a new life in New Zealand.

"Aggressively, horrifically dumb." Michael Bay's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle reboot brings Adam Goodall out of his shell.

Political leaders agree they would struggle to live on the incomes of the poorest households, the lowest 10 percent of which exist on less than $21,000 a year. Audio

In a week of wins, Joseph Moore rediscovers his love for comedy and almost pulls off papping a minor television celebrity.

If comedians are free to challenge the status quo, should we ask for more from stand-up than ninety minutes of comfortable chuckles?

Rosabel Tan reflects on the death of a friend, failed by the system.

Ten years after he walked out on his violent mother, one writer still feels the impact of the abuse he suffered as a child.

The contribution of farming to climate change means there’s a tension between the desire to grow our export economy, and the need to protect our natural environment.

In Your Hood is a series that will explore the neighbourhoods of prominent, and up and coming, Kiwi talent. First up, we have Silver Fern Maria Tutaia.

Scarlett Cayford counts herself among the many educated but directionless Westerners who have taken a step into the unknown with the JET programme.

Amanda Fisher talks to young New Zealanders seeking their fortune in the desert playground of Dubai.

Making a fortune from a tech start-up is an alluring dream, but what does it take?

Eamonn Marra shares his list of values that remind himself of the type of comedian that he wants to be.