June 22, 2019

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Features

First past the post

Retailers hit by a GST rort hope officials, Trade Me, ministers and even customers will help stop the perpetrators, although a Customs sting has failed to. by Nikki Mandow

Grief, interrupted

When his daughter died in a freak accident, Jayson Greene wrote to cope – and created a remarkable book. by Andrew Anthony

From the archive: ‘Among the few great ones’

Kiwi country lad Ernest Rutherford described the structure of the atom and became “the father of nuclear physics”.

Success by design

Dame Alison Paterson has witnessed the best and the worst of governance and business conduct. Even so, she’s still capable of being surprised. by Clare de Lore

This Life

Health Vitamin D is essential for bone health, and exposure to winter sun is a good way to maintain it. Nicky Pellegrino

Nutrition A vitamin B12 deficiency can cause irreversible damage to the nervous system, but the condition is easily avoided. by Jennifer Bowden

Food Māori food champions Kasey and Karena Bird share family recipes that are ideal for a Matariki feast. by Lauraine Jacobs

Wine Bollinger’s reputation for producing great champagnes is well deserved. by Michael Cooper

Technology In the wake of data-privacy scandals, Apple is beefing up its protection for owners of its devices. by Peter Griffin

Psychology Kiwis and Scandinavians think alike when it comes to beliefs about our origins. by Marc Wilson

Sport Naysayers may rail against rugby’s continued “corporatisation” under Steve Tew, but he’s given them plenty to applaud as well. by Paul Thomas

 

Books & Culture

Extinction event Auckland artist Dane Mitchell’s enticingly cryptic lists of vanished, destroyed or bygone things join the bewildering array of works at the 58th Venice Biennale, considered the “Olympic Games of art”. by Doug Dillaman

Books By Mark Haddon, Billy O’Callaghan and Marie Darrieussecq, poetry by Kevin Ireland, a comedy of maths errors by Matt Parker, and a children’s book by Bren MacDibble

Music From Carolin Widmann and the NZSO, and Eyreton Hall

Film Sometimes Always Never, Wild Rose, Pavarotti

 

Commentary

Editorial

Letters Plus Caption Competition, Quips & Quotes, Life in NZ and 10 Quick Questions

Back to Black Joanne Black

Life Bill Ralston

Politics Jane Clifton

The Good Life Michele Hewitson

 

Diversions

Diversions & Puzzles

Wordsworth Gabe Atkinson

 

That’s Entertainment

Television Fiona Rae

TV Films Fiona Rae

TV Review Diana Wichtel

Radio Fiona Rae

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Why we need to plant more native trees than pines
108089 2019-07-18 00:00:00Z Planet

Why we need to plant more native trees than pines

by Jane Clifton

We do need more trees, but native species may be a better long-term choice than pine trees.

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How to eat a New Zealand forest, and other secrets
108277 2019-07-18 00:00:00Z Planet

How to eat a New Zealand forest, and other secrets…

by Sally Blundell

Our native forests provide food and natural medicines, support jobs, hinder erosion and play a major role in climate-change mitigation.

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Simon Bridges searches for a miracle
108491 2019-07-17 00:00:00Z Politics

Simon Bridges searches for a miracle

by Graham Adams

The opposition leader hoped to pick up election-winning tips in Australia.

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Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela on the tragedy of post-apartheid South Africa
108416 2019-07-17 00:00:00Z Profiles

Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela on the tragedy of post-apa…

by Clare de Lore

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Writer Robert Macfarlane finds deeps truths in Underland
108287 2019-07-17 00:00:00Z Books

Writer Robert Macfarlane finds deeps truths in Und…

by Tony Murrow

In a new book, Robert Macfarlane heads underground to ponder mankind’s effect on the planet.

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108203 2019-07-17 00:00:00Z Nutrition

Why extra virgin olive oil is back on the menu for…

by Jennifer Bowden

For decades, the word in the kitchen has been that olive oil shouldn’t be used for frying, but new research could change that.

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Abstract artist Gretchen Albrecht's true colours
108108 2019-07-16 00:00:00Z Profiles

Abstract artist Gretchen Albrecht's true colours

by Linda Herrick

Gretchen Albrecht paintings may be intangible, but they are triggered by real-life experience, she tells Linda Herrick.

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That's a Bit Racist is playful, but it packs a punch
108435 2019-07-16 00:00:00Z Television

That's a Bit Racist is playful, but it packs a pun…

by Diana Wichtel

The taboo-busting doco is trying to change our default settings on race, but some people aren't stoked.

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