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First step taken toward new Cambridge library

A feasibility study into a new Cambridge library is underway.

How to talk about death: Former hospice nurse's advice on facing 'the inevitable'

"The only way to get to those deeper levels is to have those deep conversations."

Stratford author looking for help to get book into schools

Siubhan says the book contains a message that all New Zealand children should hear.

Paraparaumu writer seals global deal for fantasy novel trilogy

Witches are the basis for fantasy novel.

Opinion: My exceptional mum's life was shaped by average white men

Telegraph: Even by the 1970s, women's career horizons were remarkably limited.

The Chronicle Q&A: Sandra Morris

Morris talks about her inspirations, and why you don't need to draw realistically.

'Gardening is not like putting wallpaper up': Gordon Collier on crafting a successful garden

The 88-year-old Taihape garden designer has some tips for first-time growers.

Māori art exhibition book wins supreme design award

Books grounded in te ao Māori were the big winners at the awards ceremony.

Blue Duck Station star of new book

The book's author found enjoyment in finding the small stories that make up the station.

Author Naomi Klein: My life being mistaken for a notorious conspiracy theorist

Times: When her doppelgänger went down the antivax rabbit hole, this is what she learned.

Vitale Lafaele’s extraordinary journey: ‘None of us could talk’

From an immigrant son to elite soldier, Vitale Lafaele's extraordinary journey

Editorial: Reflections as Google turns 25, another giant step for humanity

EDITORIAL: What's next in "the rise of the machines"?

Confessions of an international rugby star: ‘I used to sleep with three women a day’

Times: The tabloids had a field day with Danny Cipriani. They didn't know the half of it.

After solo travel inspiration? These 5 books should top your list

Kindle your solo travel journey with these wanderlust-filled reads.

The Chronicle Q&A: Fiona Sussman discusses her latest true crime novel

"You need to try to view the world through another’s eyes."

Analogue revival: Books and vinyl find favour with Whanganui readers and listeners

Whanganui's boutique shops cater to lovers of "old-school" visual and audio mediums.

Theresa May on Boris, Brexit and her one guilty pleasure

Times: Four years after she left Downing St, Theresa May has loosened up (a bit).

2000s girl band's shockingly low pay exposed

One former Bardot member lifts the lid on the brutal reality of life inside the pop group.