Jeff Thomson's sculptures are a reader's delight. CHRIS SKELTON Steely reserve

Jeff Thomson is looking forward to this weekend's unveiling of his sculptures at the new Birkenhead Library and Civic Centre. Although not directly affected by ... More

Glam slam

Have a go, bro, and succeed - that was Mika's advice to a young South Aucklander. So, as Sharu Delilkan reports, he ran with it. Years working with the master ... More

 
Kaurilands School Fair - great fun and games for all

The Kaurilands School Annual Fair is promising thrills, spills and bargains. The fair will be held on Saturday, March 20, from 3pm-6.30pm. Rides include the Adrenaline Maze, the Kiwi Trikes ... More

 
Something about that face

There are no lines to deliver in Edith Poor's debut as a professional actress. Her role doesn't need them. The 17-year-old from Devonport says she's looking forward to using facial ... More

 
These roses go beyond love

Many of us equate roses with romance, but freelance photographer Jocelen Janon is more interested in their discovery and their history. That's why his was the first name mentioned when ... More

 
Life lessons, Southside

Lauie Sila is having a good time playing party-hearty bad boy Siua, in The Black Friars' next production, USO. The 22-year-old from Mangere says part of his enjoyment arises from ... More

 
FAMILY MATTERS by Jude Dobson

Last week, I saw Tom Jones sing at Villa Maria Estate. As we drove through the gates I confessed to my three companions that I was not overly sure whether ...
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Wasabi lime prawns

One splendid side-effect of our city's increasing internationalism is the ready availability of ingredients that once required a wide-ranging search. This week's dish uses two Japanese imports, wasabi (green horseradish) ... More

 
Learning lessons from the master

Muiakitau Talauta, better known as Mui, is keen to share his insight as a master carver as far and as wide as he possibly can at the first Gahua Lima, ... More

 
Shed a tear for culture

These tin sheds aren't great. But Joanna Davies meets Pacific Island craftswomen doing a great job within by weaving stories of cultural identity and teaching young people the intricacies of traditional Polynesian ...
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Entertainment Corey Haim's story echoes tragic Hollywood tradition

LOS ANGELES - Corey Haim's story is sadly familiar in Hollywood: A teen talent who discovered drugs as he tasted his first success and whose personal problems increased as his star-power faded.Haim died yesterday at 38, another...

 

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Life and Style Zandra Rhodes: Pink flamingo

With her pink hair, bold prints and theatrical jewellery, Zandra Rhodes is the antithesis of Dunedin's dark and moody style stereotype. The colourful designer is a special guest at Dunedin's annual iD fashion event this week,...

 

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NZ News Remove tobacco from shops, says academic

An Auckland academic says smoking rates in New Zealand would plummet if tobacco products could not be displayed at shops.Dr Marewa Glover of Auckland University told a select committee today that progress in tobacco control was...

 

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World Crew and passengers fall ill on Jetstar flight

BRISBANE - Flight attendants and half a dozen passengers became sick on a Jetstar flight in Queensland when a chemical smell wafted through the plane.Jetstar spokesman Simon Westaway said some cabin crew and six passengers reported...

 

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