Some people have a narrator, others don’t, but what happens when you’re used to a monologue and then it vanishes? 

Schoolbags, side fringes and hazy memories.

As birth rates decline in New Zealand and around the world, David Hill remembers having no siblings back when that was the exception.

When trials are getting longer and the 'meagre daily payment' hasn't increased in 30 years, is it any wonder that most of us find a way of getting out of it?