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Snow White reflects the increasing disinterest in questioning beauty culture. Photo: Disney

Magic mirror has new meaning

Snow White has sparked outrage across the board, but why is no-one worried about its messaging on beauty? asks Eva Wiseman.

Hard conversations don’t come easy

Hard conversations are simply that, hard.

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Backing the reo

Dunedin based group He Waka Kōtuia had no hesitation when asked to back Marlon Williams in his latest project, they tell Tom McKinlay.

Tasting nature’s diversity

The variety we need in our lives is there for the taking.

Bright trio to cluster in Pisces

Bright trio to cluster in Pisces

If you’re an early riser with a clear view to the east, this week offers a celestial treat for which it’s well worth setting your alarm.

Them thar hills

There have been several reports recently of plans to set up the Chinese settlement at Lawrence for visitors to view and appreciate this chapter in the history of the Otago goldfields.

The right people for a crisis

People need to take back the power to address climate change, Benjamin McKean tells Tom McKinlay.

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Feeling less than neighbourly

Is peace, quiet and privacy at your property too much to ask?

Winging it with souvenirs

There is more to Tūhura Otago Museum’s butterfly collection than the Tropical Forest, writes On Lee Lau.

Holistic fitness: Kick boxing

Kick boxing is a sport that ticks many boxes, says Gary Dawkins.

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Rock up and be mesmerised

If your inner child pines to play on the mountain at Dunedin’s Marlow Park, there’s an adult version up the Waitaki Valley.

Our own blueprint for success

South Dunedin is mapping the way forward for a changing world, writes Scott Willis.

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ODT illustrations editor Stephen Jaquiery recently travelled to the subantarctic islands aboard the Navy ship Canterbury as part of a multi-agency conservation effort. On Campbell Island he searched for and found a link to a bygone era.