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The Cantabrian adding a touch of Kiwi class to British musical royalty
Chris Bruerton sings his way in the Grammy Award-winning King's Singers.
King Lear meets Succession in a Samoan family's fight for control
Power, politics and an ailing patriarch collide in a new bilingual play.
How Liam Lawson can be on road to success in F1 season
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Molly Manning Walker: The young director dominating awards season
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Parnell jeweller Hartfield, favourite of Auckland’s Rich List, moves into a new era
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Andrew Alderson: Black Caps spooked by old ghosts of Australia
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Newshub: Goodbye to a battler
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Bruce Cotterill: Labour needs fresh ideas to restore credibility
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