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Theatre review: Once on Chunuk Bair

By Nick Grant in Theatre

The military tragedy receives a triumphant production.

Feature/ The Internaut

The internet sarcasm detector

By Toby Manhire

Feature/ Editorial

Editorial: The moth effect

By The Listener

Current Affairs

Testing a six-hour work day

By Jane Clifton

Why is it that New Zealanders put in long hours but produce comparatively little?

Commentary

Diana Wichtel: Some sex, please, we’re Kiwis

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By Diana Wichtel

Unfortunately Bryan Bruce’s series about our sex lives screens after midnight.

Culture

The Divine Ms M

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By Diana Wichtel

After a series of sackings, pappings and outings, broadcaster Alison Mau is being transformed by talkback radio.

Books

A modest biography

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By Tim Upperton

Leo Damrosch leaves one wiser about asparagus, but no wiser about Jonathan Swift.

Lifestyle

Mark Broatch: Toxic shock

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By Mark Broatch

Poisoned Planet documents the extraordinary scale, spread and dangers of extracted and man-made chemicals.

TV & Entertainment

Film

On at the movies: June 21, 2014

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By Helene Wong

Helene Wong reviews Million Dollar Arm, and Words and Pictures.

Comps

Win tickets to Jersey Boys

By The Listener

We're giving away 65 double passes to the big-screen version of the musical!

Festivals

Michael Leunig: The heart of the matter

By Diana Wichtel

Cartoonists speak “for the other lot”, says Michael Leunig, a living treasure and equal-opportunity pain in the arse.

The Influentials

Influentials: Events that defined a nation

By The Listener

We look back at key moments in New Zealand history.

From Our Archive

‘I was a middle-class junkie’

A new generation of addicts are turning to grass-roots 12-step movements that offer hope for lasting recovery. One member tells his story.

Archive

June 21, 2014

COVER STORY: Wake up world

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