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The new Dr Who and a view of dyspraxia

Is it possible that the general population will develop their concept of dyspraxia to that which is represented by the friend of the latest Dr Who?

Liz Fairgray
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Allbirds treading new ground

They’re good enough for the PM to wear, and she’s given a pair to former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull. Sasha Borissenko spoke to the man behind trailblazing footwear company, Allbirds.

Sasha Borissenko
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Cultural appropriation: capturing Pacific stories

Photographer Saint Andrew Matautia tells Newsroom why he feels ‘obligated’ to tell Pacific stories and shares his thoughts on the appropriation of indigenous art.

Mariah Alyssa Medel
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Mind the gap on mindfulness

Is the trend over mindfulness going too far? Emma Espiner wonders if its possible negatives should be better known.

Emma Espiner
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Hinerangi: what’s in a name

As Hinerangi Rhind-Wiri’s te reo improves, so does her understanding of some of the challenges facing her beloved language.

Teuila Fuatai
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Review: Baby, now we’ve got bad blood

Theranos rose to mighty heights thanks to a charismatic CEO. But it was a scam unravalled by a journalist. Nicola Kean reviews his extraordinary book.

Nicola Kean
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New collective fights for Asians on NZ screens

NZ’s first Asian TV series aired 10 years ago, and since then nothing’s really happened. Now, those behind the show aim to stop the lack of representation.

Mariah Alyssa Medel
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Self-love not just ‘fluffy’ nonsense

As director of organisation Sisters United, Kendal Collins works with Pacific and Māori teen girls on resiliency and self-confidence.

Teuila Fuatai
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Race and queerness in bounce music

Dr Kirsten Zemke delves into the background of New Orleans ‘bounce music’, making the style more intelligible to outsiders.

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Step inside Dot’s castle

Special Newsroom video feature: Melanie Reid joins Dot Smith as her dream castle is built over six years.

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Cheesemakers’ goat empire

The Goodman family’s goats are the raw and rather vocal talent in a cheesemaking success story.

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The Kiwi dozen - beer’s new battleground?

As the independent beer industry swells, could the smaller players begin to challenge in the 12-pack category?

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