Linda Sanders: my house, my millstone
1 Comments Subscriber contentBy Linda Sanders in Money
Issue 3819 24th Jul 2013
Mortgage costs have risen sharply in the past 10 years, so what can you do to join the property classes?
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Caption competition 33
1 Commentsin Competitions
Issue 3819 23rd Jul 2013
Try your hand at this week's caption competition.
Goblin: cerebral, challenging and sublime
By Jim Pinckney in Music
Issue Listener Plus 3819 18th Jul 2013
When it comes to Italian prog-rockers Goblin and their live performance of the Suspiria soundtrack, you really can believe the hype.
Jane Clifton: the turn of the wheel
Subscriber contentBy Jane Clifton in Politics
Issue 3819 15th Jul 2013
Here we are again, back in leadership-coup territory.
Danyl Mclauchlan’s Unspeakable Secrets
By Toby Manhire in Books
Issue 3819 15th Jul 2013
Blogger Danyl Mclauchlan’s first novel is a satire in which the mystical secrets of the universe are hidden in Wellington’s Aro Valley.
Ageing positively
Subscriber contentBy Nicky Pellegrino in Health
Issue 3819 11th Jul 2013
If you want to relish the later stages of life, it pays to change your mindset well ahead of time.
Parliament's gender balance
By Jennifer Curtin in Politics
Issue 3819 11th Jul 2013
Is a gender quota system the best way to get more women into Parliament?
The real value of nature
By Rebecca Priestley in Business
Issue 3819 11th Jul 2013
Markets tend to ignore adverse effects on the environment but ways to change this are gaining traction, as Rebecca Priestley found out at a conference focused on truly valuing nature.
Have we got immigration right?
1 Comments Subscriber contentBy Karl du Fresne in Commentary
Issue 3819 11th Jul 2013
The UK seems to have made a mess of its immigration – are we making the same mistakes here?
Editorial: the fluoride debate
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Issue 3819 11th Jul 2013
It’s time for decisions about the fluoridation of public water supplies to be taken away from local councils.