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Ben Affleck on how his new movie helped him find hope and inspiration after dark days.

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Sarah Daniell reviews Crumb Cafe and finds the food is sweet.

Ashleigh Young on the last leg of a flat move that ends in a close call with a cyclist.

Graeme Hill spoke with divisive philosopher Peter Singer, for a show he may no longer do.

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Why female reboots of film and TV shows aren't getting more gender diversity on screen.

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Greg Bruce discovers the lure of treasure hunting in New Zealand.

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New Zealand's richest literary award donor reveals her identity to boost local book trade.

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Mike King talks with Eleanor Black about getting sober and where his addiction came from.

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