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The MixOctober 2

Show employs humour to explore Māori identity

Īhaka Martyn is returning to where it all began with his show exploring the nature of identity, he tells Tom McKinlay.
Show employs humour to explore Māori identity
Show employs humour to explore Māori identity
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The MixOctober 2

Reb Fountain is singing songs for now

Reb Fountain is back with a new album, and touring with a five-piece band.
Reb Fountain is singing songs for now
Reb Fountain is singing songs for now
The MixOctober 2

Communities are putting up green shoots

Communities standing up for nature are benefiting from the seeds they have sown, writes Scott Willis.
Communities are putting up green shoots
Communities are putting up green shoots
The MixOctober 2

Battlefield archaeology a growing sub-discipline

Pheasant Wood is a quiet and remote spot near Fromelles, a small village in French Flanders. But on July 19 1916, it was a scene of utter hell.
The World Before Us, by Charles Higham
Battlefield archaeology a growing sub-discipline
Battlefield archaeology a growing sub-discipline
The MixOctober 2

Mercury keeps its appointment

Many people have never knowingly seen Mercury.
Skywatch, by Ian Griffin
Mercury keeps its appointment
Mercury keeps its appointment
The MixOctober 2

High kicks cause lofty indignation

The frills and thrills of a visiting stage show were too much for the sober south, Baylee Smith writes.
High kicks cause lofty indignation
High kicks cause lofty indignation
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The MixOctober 2

Feeling the burn? It’s not lactic acid

That burn you are feeling isn’t what you think it is, Shaun Phillips writes.
Feeling the burn? It’s not lactic acid
Feeling the burn? It’s not lactic acid
The MixOctober 2

Review: Rich, personal stories of Anzac POWs in Italian camps

Prisoner of war stories once tended to focus on POWs in Germany but in recent times the equally horrendous experiences of those held in Italian camps have been written of.
Jim Sullivan
Review: Rich, personal stories of Anzac POWs in Italian camps
Review: Rich, personal stories of Anzac POWs in Italian camps
The MixOctober 2

Review: Tale of friendship, poverty in Irish fiction

Devastating. Raw. Violent. Scarcely relenting. Real. The Via Dolorosa of Róisín McCaffrey.
Review: Tale of friendship, poverty in Irish fiction
Review: Tale of friendship, poverty in Irish fiction
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