Jane Clifton: knock on wood
Subscriber contentBy Jane Clifton in Politics
Issue 3840 6th Dec 2013
Going door to door in the electorate always pays off, and Labour knows it.
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Cancer: chronicle of a killer
Subscriber contentBy Mark Broatch in Current Affairs
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
When his wife was struck by a late-stage cancer, science writer George Johnson immersed himself in the latest research aimed at unlocking medicine’s deepest mystery.
The passion of Michael Sheen
Subscriber contentBy Nick Grant in Culture
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
The film version of a groundbreaking theatrical event that drew inspiration from the gospels and the community in which it was staged reaches our screens for the festive season.
Roger Marbeck: shouting out to the pessimists
Subscriber contentIssue 3840 5th Dec 2013
There is plenty of life in record stores yet, insists Roger Marbeck. Certainly, it seems, in his family’s one.
Advertising art: fake it till you make it
Subscriber contentBy Dale Williams in Art
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
A nation grows before our eyes in the beautiful art and tall tales of New Zealand advertising.
Quick Bytes: including The Killing spoof for Christmas
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
No-one does deadpan like the Danes, and 10 best fake Twitter feeds.
Films on TV, December 14-20: including Children of Men and Seven Psychopaths
Subscriber contentBy Diana Balham in TV Films
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
A post-apocalyptic biblical allegory for Christmas, and a violent dognapping flick with a dream cast.
Melbourne: a city that celebrates art
By Jon Bridges in Travel
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
In Melbourne, you can’t biff a boomerang without hitting an internationally renowned art
Diana Wichtel reviews Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners
Subscriber contentBy Diana Wichtel in Television
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
Break out the industrial-strength gloves for the latest reality series.
Editorial: the truth is out there
in Editorial
Issue 3840 5th Dec 2013
Real journalism is being swamped by an army of PR gatekeepers.