Caption competition 46
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Issue 3832 22nd Oct 2013
Try your hand at this week's caption competition.
Issue 3832
Editorial: justice served?
2 CommentsBy The Listener in Editorial
Issue Listener Plus 3832 14th Oct 2013
The Privy Council’s decision in the Lundy case is a clear reminder that New Zealand needs the widest possible legal pool.
Climate change: what the world’s coming to
Subscriber contentBy Ruth Laugesen in Science
Issue 3832 13th Oct 2013
Scientist Jim Salinger has been looking at what it will be like to live on a warmer planet.
Quick Bytes: including Tina Fey's Girls spoof
Issue Listener Plus 3832 13th Oct 2013
A "true honor" said Lena Dunham.
The God solution
Subscriber contentBy Guyon Espiner in Current Affairs
Issue 3832 13th Oct 2013
We have gone too far in driving religion out of politics, the media and public debates, a visiting Cambridge University theologian tells Guyon Espiner.
An interview with writer Tim Winton
Subscriber contentBy Kevin Rabalais in Books
Issue 3832 11th Oct 2013
From five-hour encounters with fans on planes to his influence on reader's lives, Tim Winton is all too aware of his status as an Australian literacy icon.
The great gene quest
Subscriber contentBy Rebecca Macfie in Current Affairs
Issue 3832 10th Oct 2013
A scientist working on a shoestring budget in a cramped Dunedin office has taken a ground-breaking step towards healing babies born with brain damage.
On Radio, 19-25 October: Including The Roaring 20s live from Auckland
Subscriber contentBy Fiona Rae in Radio Week
Issue 3832 10th Oct 2013
The Auckland Philharmonia gets in a flap.
Films on TV, October 19-25: Including Headhunters and Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Subscriber contentIssue 3832 10th Oct 2013
Jo Nesbø's novel becomes Norway's most successful film, and Andy Serkis is a great ape.
On TV, October 19-25: Including Downton Abbey and Masters of Sex
Subscriber contentIssue 3832 10th Oct 2013
Downton adjusts to life after Matthew, and Masters and Johnson light the way.