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- Sep 25, 2026
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NZ influencer Jess Molina: 'I get to live the dream ... and share it' (opens the original)
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Selfie hacks, location tags and 3am finishes. The surreality of reel life. She sleeps with her phone set to Do Not Disturb, wakes to a mood-dependent alarm (either the Walt Disney Pictures opener or the theme tune from Sex and the City) and writes three journal pages before she even looks at a screen. Jess Molina emerges from the elevator in bike shorts, her best friend’s coat and about three hours of hotel-room sleep. “You know how they say never work with children and animals? Well, never try
In February, he nearly died. Now, he's been named NZ's top sommelier (opens the original)
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The French Cafe and Cassia general manager Matthew Aitchison survived a serious medical emergency this year before receiving two major sommelier awards. Photo / Josh Griggs The most remarkable year of Matthew Aitchison’s wine career was almost over before it began. Earlier this month, he took the No 1 spot on the country’s Top 100 Sommeliers list. In June, he received the first Michelin Guide New Zealand sommelier award. In February, he nearly died. Aitchison says doctors categorised his conditi
Two days inside the Auckland restaurant making global culinary history (opens the original)
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Auckland’s Tala is the world’s first Michelin-starred Samoan restaurant. Chef Henry Onesemo talks to Kim Knight about what it means to serve his culture, in every sense of the phrase. The glaze on the glass was the giveaway. The wine, stored in a regular refrigerator because Tala was not making enough money to buy a dedicated drinks chiller, was too cold. “Once you pour, you see the glaze, and you know,” says restaurant owner and chef Henry Onesemo. “So you start talking and talking ...” Long en
'Feel free to throw up': The NZ artwork that sparked a national scandal is back (opens the original)
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Et al.'s controversial 2005 Venice Biennale installation "the fundamental practice" has been installed, for the first time, at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki. The statement was brief: “For us, the media story was both a huge distraction and highly distressing...” Two decades and counting since New Zealand’s most contentious exhibition at the Venice Biennale, and its creator is responding to a journalist. Warning: This story contains contemporary art. Is the nation ready? For the first time si
From the archive: Dolly Parton on her final solo album and what to do about a world on fire (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton final solo album featured some of the world's most famous rock musicians singing their originals with the country music legend. Photo / Butterfly Records/Vijat Mohindra After news of the Dolly Parton’s death at 80, we have have republished our interview with the country music legend from 2023. Here, she speaks about her final solo album, Rockstar – and why it’s never too late to change direction. Are Dolly Parton’s shoes ready for their close-up? The 77-year-old laughs a laugh that
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