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26 August, 2010
Depression is a problem in New Zealand and I want to know what our athletes are doing about it.
Submitted by: Dylan Moran | Categories: Sport, Families, Wellbeing, Viewpoints
26 August, 2010
Mind games, neurolinguistic chicanery and a painstaking array of scripts and rules for basic human interaction: no one can say pick-up artists don't work hard. But after a week with one of San Francisco's most prolific pick-up men, it's hard to be sure what all the effort's really in aid of.
Submitted by: Tom Goulter | Categories: Books, Features
Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Farming, Cartoons
27 August, 2010
Aussies reject WTO ruling over apple access to their market. A news cartoon by Dave Wolland. 1 image
Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Industry, Horticulture, Cartoons
28 July, 2010
From the bright tourist lights of Times Square to an end-of-the-line Chinatown in the neighbourhood of Flushing, the 7 subway line takes travelers through a section of New York City where people from over 150 nations have made their home. The ride is an unofficial tour of the world. 1 image
Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Americas
Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Health, Environment, New Zealand, Cartoons
19 August, 2010
New York performance artist Marina Abramovic talks about James Franco, UFOs, and her memories of New Zealand.
Submitted by: Tom Goulter | Categories: Arts, Theatre, Features
18 August, 2010
Author and ABC Central and Western Australian movie reviewer, Jennifer Fallon, reviews The Road. 1 image
Submitted by: Jennifer Fallon | Categories: Film
Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Columns, Farming, Northland Auckland
31 August, 2010
Zimbabwe's land reform programme, put in place by President Robert Mugabe, is thought by many to be winding down. But while the world waits for South Africa's reaction to ongoing calls for land reform the policy seems to be resurgent north of the Limpopo. Diamond discovery and crop harvests are spurring a new wave of farm invasions in Zimbabwe.
Submitted by: Sam Gregory | Categories: Africa, Regions, Politics