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What it’s like to be a hearing child of deaf parentsJodee Mundy knew her mother was deaf, she just hadn’t realised it meant she couldn’t hear.By Gabi Lardies | 13th March, 2025Staff writer
OpinionLost in translation: The real cost of a ‘knowledge-rich’ curriculumIs it about education, or erasing inconvenient truths?By Vincent Olsen-Reeder | 13th March, 2025Guest writer
Help Me Hera: How do I relax after an ugly divorce?I've met someone new, but I'm haunted by the ghost of my last relationship.By Hera Lindsay Bird | 13th March, 2025Contributing writer
Government sets out its wares for global infrastructure investorsA two-day summit aimed at wooing some of the world's most powerful financial institutions kicks off in Auckland today. By Catherine McGregor | 13th March, 2025Contributing writer
Who is Marco Rubio and what can Winston Peters expect from their DC meeting?The man Trump used to mock is now driving his America First foreign policy (and locking horns with Elon Musk). By Toby Manhire | 13th March, 2025Editor-at-large
Iwi investors enter infrastructure summit with ‘eyes wide open’Will Māori investors be treated as genuine investment partners, or simply stakeholders with interests to be managed?By Liam Rātana | 13th March, 2025Ātea editor
‘It’s such a gift to read something out loud’: Nafanua Purcell Kersel’s life in booksThe author of new poetry collection Black Sugarcane on the best and worst things she's read, the call of the waiting room coffee table and more.By The Spinoff Review of Books | 12th March, 2025⚖️
Look who’s coming to Auckland Writers Festival 2025Our picks for this year's most unmissable sessions. By Claire Mabey | 12th March, 2025Books editor
Echo Chamber: Christopher Luxon and the merry gang of frickin’ lame-osChristopher Luxon need only look around the House to see the lame-o ailment is not limited to local democracy.By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 12th March, 2025Politics reporter
Pacific profiles: Frazer Strickland, the DJ and creative behind The Layers Platform'I love seeing people enjoy the music I'm playing. I like being part of people’s memories.'By Litia Tuiburelevu | 8th March, 2025Guest writer
Big bellies, thick lips and red stripes: your Fish of the Year contendersWe urge you to consider other factors than simply which is the most delicious.By Gabi Lardies | 7th March, 2025
All 11 of New Zealand’s Great Walks, ranked and reviewedA definitive ruling from someone who just did them all back-to-back. By Ben Gatting | 7th March, 2025
Help Me Hera: I regret convincing my partner to move to LondonHe's having the time of his life. I'm crippled by homesickness.By Hera Lindsay Bird | 6th March, 2025
‘No Gumboots Allowed’: Looking back at the legendary Stewart Island singles ballHow the singles ball on Rakiura became the social event of the year – and the start of more than a few love stories. By Rachel Judkins | 5th March, 2025