New Zealand Listener - 2016-10-14

• New-world wines that won’t break the bank.
• In the borderland­s of lunacy
• ‘I have always lived in a house full of books’
• What makes you tick
• On with the show
• The power behind the throne
• Snoring is more than a nuisance; it can be a health risk. by Ruth Nichol
• The annual reinvented, a new history of the Western Front campaign and books
• New world orders
• Theorists have long been trying to link body and personalit­y types.
• by Paul Thomas
• A new online marketplac­e may be a threat to Trade Me.
• That mouthful of chips comes with a bad payload.
• From the Pretenders, Nils Bech, and Thomston
• Asparagus season is a chance to celebrate a spring treat.
• Plus Caption Competitio­n, Quips & Quotes, Life in NZ and 10 Quick Questions
• Anna Fifield in Tokyo
• Belle-Île-en-Mer, Brittany
• Martha Argerich
• Joanne Black
• Café Society
• TV Review Greg Dixon
• Jane Clifton
• Bill Ralston
• Vote of no confidence
• Liberals vs conservati­ves
• Michael Barker
• Kitchen favourites
• Following a winning formula
• The longest days
• The instabilit­y of love
• Wordsworth
• Television

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