Jane Clifton: The spies who lost their mojo
Subscriber contentBy Jane Clifton in Politics
We can only hope that when they’re not making headlines, our secret agents know what they’re doing.
By Toby Manhire in The Internaut
We last heard from her after she and her family had fled to Syria - but the mystery around her identity persists.
By Jane Clifton in Politics
We can only hope that when they’re not making headlines, our secret agents know what they’re doing.
By Mark Broatch in Technology
What is the internet doing to us? Not as much as we fear, social psychologist Aleks Krotoski tells Mark Broatch.
By Toby Manhire in The Internaut
A new Tumblr site collects some of the most hair-raising traveller reviews.
By Toby Manhire
A running blog on the bill that would legalise same-sex marriage in New Zealand. Links to source material, commentary and analysis.
The Croods, The Host, Performance, Warm Bodies, You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger
Can a nutritionist solve the argument over whether Marmite or Vegemite is better?
By Toby Manhire
Mighty River Power share offer email goes out with generic "unique" details in the latest government technology snafu.
By Mark Lister
Investment analyst Mark Lister follows up last year’s sharemarket picks and recommends yield and growth stocks for the year ahead.
The Listener has 15 prize packs to give away containing a copy of The Company You Keep book and a double pass to see the film. Plus, we also have 20 double
It’s Curious Incident mixed with When Harry Met Sally. With intellect. Grab it.
By David Larsen
Barbara is a model of efficient dramatic power; every aspect of its storytelling reinforces every other.
By Guy Somerset
An Oscar-winning documentary about a homeless young artist.
By Joanne Black
On the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War in 2012, Joanne Black examined the New Zealand Government response.
COVER STORY What a hell of a place