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Diving in the Deep End
Photographer Peter Quinn has been documenting the lives of New Zealanders for more than twenty...
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Epic rebuild of the historic wooden yacht Tally Ho
Rebuilding a 107-year-old historic wooden yacht from the keel up is nothing short of an epic, and...
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Preparing for the World’s toughest exam
In 2016, nearly half a million students sat the preliminary Indian Civil Services exam, hopeful it would lead them to a coveted job with the government.
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Downsized in Nairobi
There is one staff meeting that all staff dread.
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My Fashion Startup Failed
Australian Nikki Durkin created her fashion startup 99dresses straight out of highschool....
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Learning Journalism in a War Zone
Sunil Patel had no reporting experience of any kind when he decided to travel to Syria in 2012 to become a war correspondent.
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Life in Space
Do kids still dream of being astronauts? Nearly 50 years since man first landed on the moon, I...
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Remember when going to live gigs, getting pissed up, taking drugs and generally burning the candle was a thing? No? Then why not read a few tales from the front lines of rock and roll written by the stars themselves.
Rob Sheffield Picks 25 Greatest Rock Memoirs of All Time
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Awesome rock & roll reads, from Keith Richards and Patti Smith to Slash and Nikki SixxPassenger aviation has been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic but while that is bad for jobs, it’s a brilliant reprieve for the planet.
Flying produces huge CO2 emissions and is doing nothing to clean up its act. We simply can’t go back to the aviation business as usual.
One flight is worth a thousand Big Macs: digesting these hard facts killed my appetite for flying
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Now is the moment to curb emissions from passenger air travel. Governments are failing to take the necessary steps – but you can.New To Read
