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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending January 30Julian Barnes' Departure(s) has arrived.By The Spinoff Review of Books | 30th January, 2026⚖️
Echo Chamber: King David Seymour the fifthWhat's more embarrassing: having cabinet overrule your decisions, or getting the name of your boss wrong?By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 30th January, 2026Politics reporter
The cost of being: A ‘formerly reckless, currently penny-pinching’ music writer'I'm not living the high life right now, and I earn less than I did in my 20s, but I'm very happy with my lot in life.'By The Cost of Being | 30th January, 2026Guest writer
Winston Peters wages war on India trade deal as coalition cracks showWinston Peters says the free trade agreement risks a surge in migration, but his coalition partner says he is simply wrong.By Catherine McGregor | 30th January, 2026Contributing writer
OpinionTe Pāti Māori wants to abolish prisons. The idea is not just a fantasyCritics say dismantling the prison system would be chaos. There’s evidence that suggests otherwise.By Liam Rātana | 30th January, 2026Ātea editor
GPs can soon prescribe ADHD medication. Will it fix the problem, or shift the burden?Thousands of New Zealanders on waiting lists will have another option for diagnosis and treatment, but doctors warn it will be 'a slow burn, not a magic bullet'.By Shanti Mathias | 30th January, 2026Contributing writer
Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Summer Actually and Opera in the Park: The Spinoff event guideYou better not kill the groove, Hamilton.By Claire Mabey | 29th January, 2026Books editor
Move over Brokenwood, Blue Murder Motel is hereTVNZ’s new murder mystery might just be the deadly escape we all need right now.By Tara Ward | 29th January, 2026Staff writer
Doing more with what we already have: a challenge to the abundance agendaA new study on electricity use shows the massive potential benefits of simple changes – and suggests that building more stuff is not the only path forward. By Max Rashbrooke | 29th January, 2026Contributing writer
One wheel drive: the Ken Looi storyNearing the end of his career, the world’s greatest unicycle racer chases the sport's most elusive record.By Joel MacManus | 2nd January, 2026Senior writer
Why can’t I just be happy for Auckland FC?A Wellington Phoenix supporter watches the new Auckland FC documentary.By Calum Henderson | 1st January, 2026Production editor
New Zealand’s love for Liam Lawson, explainedWho is he and what's driving the never ending pile-up of headlines about him?By Emma Gleason | 23rd December, 2025Contributing writer
The Black Caps have lost what used to be their best qualityEven in the darkest times, we could always take pride in the Black Caps' fielding. Those days appear to be gone.By Hayden Donnell | 12th December, 2025Senior writer
OpinionScotty Stevenson, ‘syrup suckers’ and the teen bombs hidden within us allA whole arsenal of offensive stuff we rarely think of or examine sits in our brains, and sometimes it goes kaboom.By Greg Bruce | 8th December, 2025Guest writer