"There are so many powerful scenes which have stayed with me long after I finished it and shows how societal judgements on women have changed over time," one of the judges said.
Colour Me Menopausal is a new activity book for adults that uses humour to educate about the phase of life when a woman's reproductive years comes to an end.
"There are so many powerful scenes which have stayed with me long after I finished it and shows how societal judgements on women have changed over time," one of the judges said.
Colour Me Menopausal is a new activity book for adults that uses humour to educate about the phase of life when a woman's reproductive years comes to an end.
"There are so many powerful scenes which have stayed with me long after I finished it and shows how societal judgements on women have changed over time," one of the judges said.
Artist Anne Shelton explores the contemporary treatment of healers, gardeners, foragers and 'wise women' in her award-winning book Worm, Root, Wort.. & bane.
Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery: A Whanganui biography reveals much about the politics and history of a small New Zealand provincial city as it swings between conservatism and being one of the country’s most progressive.
Offal, stolen recipes, celebrities and clandestine affairs - Auckland restaurateur Tony Astle shares nearly 50 years' worth of juicy morsels in his new memoir.
Habitat-printing robot birds, water-filtering sewer submarines, and flying bikes launched on waste heat thermals are just a few of artist and industrial designer Steve Mushin's 100-plus bonkers ideas for our cities.
Samoan-NZ writer Tusiata Avia became the target of harassment and death threats after her poem 250th anniversary of James Cook's arrival in New Zealand was labelled 'racist' by the ACT party. Her new poetry collection Big Fat Brown Bitch was partly written in response to that backlash.
