Dr. Seuss museum slammed for 'jarring racial stereotype'
"Jarring racial stereotype of a Chinese man with chopsticks... and slanted slit eyes."
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Girls have more words than boys by age 2
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Books: Colin James, Michael Fitzgerald and Len Lye reviewed
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The woman who read Auckland visits two libraries by the sea
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Nathan Blackwell's debut crime novel is based on his real life police experience.
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Peep Show's Robert Webb: Being a man is hard
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Weekend Magazine's Father's Day classics
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Local Focus: End of an era for Napier Library
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