Yesterday, Henry Oliver risked it all by predicting the winners of last night’s New Zealand Music Awards. Today he updates that post with the actual results and slightly jaded commentary.

Yesterday, Henry Oliver embarrassed his future-self with predictions for last night's New Zealand Music Awards. Today he updates that post with the actual results and the requisite quippy commentary.

Will it be Simon or Nikki or Judith or Paula or Amy. Or ... Winston?

The week's biggest selling books at the Unity stores in Willis St, Wellington, and Hight St, Auckland.

'I finished This is Pleasure at about 4am on a Sunday. I hadn’t been able to sleep – I’d had an uncomfortable interaction with a powerful person, and it was keeping me awake ...'. Pip Adam on a book that challenged and changed her. 

A brisk journey of the 2020 campaign via the time-honoured scaffold of the alphabet.

Books, books and more books. No captions because our esteemed Braunias, Steve Braunias is away this week, but still, here are the best-selling books from the Unity stores on Willis Street, Wellington and High Street, Auckland.

With the Grant Robertson's big day just weeks away we've created a helpful (mostly) alphabetic introduction to the mysteries of the annual government Budget.

Is being a super serene person a sign of good mental health – or does it mean you're a secret sociopath? In-house therapist Ms X weighs in.

"Ben Mitchell proves that having a bung arm only enhances a powerful actor. In fact, his performance is on par with Daniel Day Lewis in My Left Foot. Just with one right thumb."