Fear of food
Subscriber contentBy Ruth Laugesen in Current Affairs
Issue 3816 24th Jun 2013
Anorexia turns normal homes into “madhouses”. Genes are part of the riddle of this terrifying illness, but a new wave of treatment offers fresh hope.
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Attractive results
1 CommentsBy Marc Wilson in Psychology
Issue Listener Plus 3816 23rd Jun 2013
Good looks can make the difference between life and death.
As risky as houses
1 CommentsBy Linda Sanders in Money
Issue Listener Plus 3816 20th Jun 2013
If you’re thinking of buying an investment property, consider the what-ifs.
From Xero a hero
Subscriber contentBy Ruth Laugesen in Technology
Issue 3816 20th Jun 2013
He’s the $2 billion man who embodies New Zealand’s new tech dream, but can he deliver on investors’ starry-eyed hopes? Ruth Laugesen talks to Xero’s Rod Drury.
The go-getter from Google
Subscriber contentBy Sally Blundell in Technology
Issue 3816 20th Jun 2013
Former Blenheim boy and Google high-flyer Craig Nevill-Manning sees huge potential for a new generation of New Zealand technological entrepreneurs.
Our future on a plate
Subscriber contentBy Diana Wichtel in Books
Issue 3816 20th Jun 2013
A food system built around the holy trinity of local, seasonal and organic “simply won’t cut it”, says a controversial UK restaurant critic and author.
Jane Clifton: the snows of this year
Subscriber contentBy Jane Clifton in Politics
Issue 3816 20th Jun 2013
Just when we thought discontent would set in, it didn’t, quite.
Editorial: safe or sorry?
Subscriber contentBy The Listener in Editorial
Issue 3816 20th Jun 2013
Revelations about America’s Prism programme are sparking much-needed debate about surveillance.
Opening the Fludde gates
Subscriber contentIssue 3816 20th Jun 2013
New Zealand Opera brings on a new generation of performers and opera-goers.
Post-modern vamping: Anti Lebanon by Carl Shuker
Subscriber contentBy Chris Humphreys in Books
Issue 3816 20th Jun 2013
Carl Shuker betrays his best qualities in his latest novel.