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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending January 23Maps, flesh, the economy: it's all here.By The Spinoff Review of Books | 23rd January, 2026⚖️
Farewell Fletcher Construction: 11 of the company’s biggest buildsAs a French company prepares to take over, we look at some of Fletcher's most influential developments from the past 100 years.By Liam Rātana | 23rd January, 2026Ātea editor
The cost of being: A ‘thrifty but fun’ lawyer who loves talking about money'It doesn't benefit anyone to be whakamā about how we earn, spend and save our pūtea.'By The Cost of Being | 23rd January, 2026Guest writer
ACC’s back-to-basics plan to pull itself back from a $23b holeACC says a new turnaround plan will restore its finances without making it harder for people to get cover. But many claimants say they've already been unfairly cut off.By Catherine McGregor | 23rd January, 2026Contributing writer
What ‘needle spiking’ rumours say about teenagers, facts and fictionRumours of attendees being jabbed with needles spread like wildfire at a Raglan music festival last weekend.By Emma Gleason | 23rd January, 2026Contributing writer
Every Marian Keyes novel, ranked and reviewedExactly 9,087 pages of Marian Keyes’ fiction later, Mad Chapman sorts the duds from the must-reads.By Madeleine Chapman | 23rd January, 2026Special correspondent
We need to talk about The Traitors UK season fourSecret traitors, cop scandals, cast relationships and a finale right around the corner – this season has had it all, and it's not too late to dive in.By Alex CaseySenior writer & Tara Ward | 22nd January, 2026Staff writer
The big NZ media questions for 2026How will the John Campbell signing impact RNZ? Is Jim Grenon done with NZME? And will Trade Me take all of Stuff? By Duncan Greive | 22nd January, 2026Founder
All the TV we’re excited to watch in 2026Everything from a star-studded New Zealand spy comedy to the wild resurrection of two beloved 2000s sitcoms. By Group Think | 22nd January, 2026A bunch of people
OpinionAuckland just reached a major demographic turning pointFor the first time, more Asian babies are being born in Auckland than any other ethnic group. By Shamubeel Eaqub | 21st January, 2026Guest writer
A young church reviewer on why you should holy-hop your townMeet the 20-year-old who's on a mission to rank, rate and review just about every church in Auckland.By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 21st January, 2026
The cost of being: A local council worker with a ‘never ending’ list of things to save for'We both put 8% into KiwiSaver for retirement, because we believe superannuation will be long gone by the time we hit 65.'By The Cost of Being | 20th January, 2026
Stop trying to nail life or you too could lose it allIn the maelstrom of new year's resolution season, I went all-in on self-improvement. It ended in calamity.By Veronica Schmidt | 19th January, 2026
Cover StoryHow we die: Inside New Zealand’s looming crisis in palliative careAs New Zealand’s population ages, the number of people dying each year will rise rapidly. With hospices already experiencing funding shortages, who will care for us at the end of our lives? By James Borrowdale | 19th January, 2026