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Charles Spencer says Diana’s public life left her drained and exhausted.

OPINION: Dr Atakohu Middleton explores te reo Māori’s growing place in Auckland arts.

The publisher previously said it takes 'employee wellbeing extremely seriously'.

The memoir seeks to correct 'untruths that have become accepted' about the late princess.

'The momentum and connections built will continue,' Whangārei mayor says.

A statement said she continued working for equality until the very end.

The founder of Massive Theatre Company shares her concerns about funding for the arts.

Creative New Zealand has defended its decision.

She is heading to Hollywood for the International Impact Book Awards.

Et al. claims media mishandling "generated a political narrative and a personal attack".

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Graci Kim details her journey from being a diplomat to becoming a bestselling author.

Arts and culture are top of mind in and around the motu this weekend.

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The unusual bid comes after another eventful month for the city councillor.

Nate Savill talks to Tom Raynel about his small art-restoring business, Objektcare.

Many activities are heating up the motu as winter rolls on.

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The witch hunts were never really about magic, writes Lucianne Tonti.