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The Listener @nzlistener · Mar 22 After directing John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush in a psychological thriller set in a rest home, James Ashcroft’s next job is a Robert De Niro movie. Russell Baillie speaks to Ashcroft about his second feature film, The Rule of Jenny Pen.

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Opinion: Voters are sick unto death of inept governments blaming everything on their predecessors, and it has long been apparent that National’s first year in power drifted by without any coherent plan to address the crises in either sphere.

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The merger of our two state-funded weather agencies may reduce confusion as life-threatening storms grow more frequent.

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The Listener @nzlistener · 3月18日 A petition has been launched seeking to extend the “palliative exemption” to those who produce and supply cannabis to patients.

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Dionne Christian looks at the infectious illnesses we’ll continue to read more about as the year progresses.

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When three Chinese warships sailed through the Tasman Sea last month, then around Australia, the greater surprise was not their arrival but the hysteria in their wak

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Why is it so difficult to build vital infrastructure? A captivation by governments with progressive causes, claims a new book by influential centre-left commentators Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson.

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Firebrand takes historical fact and throws in some reasonable assumptions, before climaxing with a third-act flight of fancy, which may enrage purists.

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Why is it so difficult to build vital infrastructure? A new book argues the problem lies in governments with progressive causes. Danyl McLauchlan reviews this exploration of post-neoliberalism by NYT columnist Ezra Klein and podcaster Derek Thompson.

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Julian Paton, director of Manaaki Manawa, is leading attempts to develop a revolutionary new heart valve and improve the lives of children with rheumatic heart disease.

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Move over, microwaves: Jamie Oliver’s simple air fryer recipes

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Russell Brown: Northland green fairy arrest exposes a flawed system

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Country Calendar meets Project Runway in new book on Southland farmer Eden Hore’s couture collection.

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The dark side of genius: Remembering the life of one of NZ’s most enigmatic artists

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Our need to define what ails us may do more harm than good but is fuelling the medical industry, a prominent neurologist claims.

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Long Covid is widely experienced and accepted as a medical condition. In this extract from The Age of Diagnosis, Suzanne O’Sullivan argues many cases have a psychosomatic basis.

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Danyl McLauchlan: India doesn’t make the top 10 of our trading partners but as our top two- China and the United States – look increasingly troublesome, wooing it seems right.

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The Listener Cartoon of the Week: Chris Slane’s perspective on New Zealand politics.

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