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Emma Hislop reviews Golden Days by Caroline Barron, published by Affirm Press Audio

Joanna Ludbrook from Chicken and Frog Books in Featherston reviews Below by David Hill, published by Penguin. Audio

While National's solution to the Three Waters problem may please the councils steadfastly opposed to the government's plan, it remains plagued by a financial fishhook. 

But, as journalist Bernard… Audio

Mary Fawcett of Schrödinger's Books in Petone reviews The Marriage Act by John Marrs, published by Macmillan Audio

Carole Beu of the Women's Bookshop in Ponsonby reviews Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor, published by Hachette Audio

Kiran Dass reviews A Horse at Night - On Writing by Amina Cain, published by Daunt Audio

Anne Else reviews I Have Some Questions For You by Rebecca Makkai, published by Hachette Audio

Shaun Barnett reviews Still Pictures: On Photography and Memory by Janet Malcolm; introduced by Ian Frazier; afterword by Anne Malcolm, published by Text Publishing. Audio

Tony Stamp assesses new records from futurist RnB star Kelela, veteran indie rockers Yo La Tengo, and a collaboration between Senegal and Sweden called Wau Wau Collectif. Audio

Olly Clifton of Unity Books Auckland reviews Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia by David Graeber, published by Penguin Random House Audio

Louise O'Brien reviews Birnam Wood by Eleanor Catton, published by Te Herenga Waka University Press. Audio

Marvel Comics' Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a mouthful to say. But is it a challenge to watch too? Stars Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas and Michelle Pfeiffer taking an eye watering trip into the… Video, Audio

Nothing heralds the end of summer like the return of your local film society, reports Dan Slevin.

Lisa Finucane reviews Locked Ward by Anne Buist, published by Text Publishing Audio

Cynthia Morahan reviews What Women Want by Maxine Mei-Fung Chung, published by Penguin Random House Audio

David Hill reviews Letter for 'Oumuamua by James Norcliffe, published by Otago University Press Audio

Magic Mike's Last Dance sees Channing Tatum take his magic movies to London's West End. Co-starring Salma Hayek (Frida) and directed by Steven Soderbergh (Traffic). Video, Audio