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Wine: Wine picks for a busy day
People think wine writing is glamorous. My diary today has "worm the cat", "get dog's anal glands drained", "buy school shoes for Jake", "sort Southern Cross receipts" and "buy new tweezers" written in it. So, yeah. Jealous?
Rose Matafeo: 'I'm mildly depressed'
Comedian Rose Matafeo tells Greg Bruce why her life isn't always a barrel of laughs.
The best in waterproof fashion
The worlds of technical sportswear and fashion collide for an inspiring take on this season's best waterproof offerings.
Restaurant review: Rockefeller Champagne and Oyster Bar
A restaurant that feels like money also serves unbelievably good chips.
A brief encounter with Beatriz Bustos Oyanedel
A few words with art curator Beatriz Bustos Oyanedel.
How words can trigger bad memories
We are now being routinely alerted to words that might elicit traumatic memories. but, asks, Kim Knight, is this just a cotton-wool response to real life?
Book review: Eligible, Curtis Sittenfeld
In recent years there have been far too many reworks of Jane Austen novels.
Megan Nicol Reed: How to break up with your hairdresser
As they knead our scalps over the basin, touching us with a familiarity a lover does not always enjoy, we come to think of hairdressers as confidantes, counsellors, friends even.
Brunch review: Oaken
This slick refit, in the space that was once Quay St Cafe, caught my eye when I was at the Britomart markets.
In tomorrow's Canvas: Nothing funny to see here
Here are the highlights from tomorrow's Canvas magazine.
When customer service gets too friendly
How familiar should the relationship between customer and server be? Kim Knight considers the issue.
Book reveals animosity between First Ladies
Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama appear to have much in common on the surface, but a new book on the two First Ladies reveals bitter animosity between them, Celia Walden writes.
Restaurant review: Kiss Kiss
If there's a queue, it's worth the wait at Balmoral's newest eatery
Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott: The ace with the bass
Phil Lynott's name is a byword for rock 'n' roll excess. Now a new book explores why the shy church-goer found it so hard to resist temptation, writes Neil Armstrong.
The invisible work done by women
Kim Knight considers the invisible workload that's mostly done by women.
Join Canvas for our new Hot Dinner series
Dine at Nick Honeyman's new bistro, Paris Butter with Canvas,
Fashion: Under construction
Deconstructed separates mixed with streetwear provide a versatile take on casual dressing.
Megan Nicol Reed: The world is full of lonely people
Dear Megan, why do people assume you are lonely just because you live alone (and yes, with the prerequisite three cats)?
Stirring up memories
Anne Tiernan had a difficult relationship with her unhappy mother. But, she recalls, baking was the one activity with which her mother could convey her love for her.
'I'm not into what's in and what's not'
Maria Tutaia shares her style in these stunning new photos.
Conquering fear: How her rapist influenced her life
Joanna Connors tells Michelle Duff why she tracked down her rapist after 20 years to find out what had driven him to attack her.
Peter Williams: Unobtrusively yours
After 37 years on our screens, broadcaster Peter Williams has outlasted them all. Greg Bruce meets the mild-mannered icon.
Is this the next big thriller novel?
Lisa Hilton's new novel is tipped to be the next big thriller, writes Stephen Jewell.