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What won't you find in Sue Bramwell's wardrobe? Three-quarter pants, she tells Kate Fraser.
It's Monday all week
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Keith Lynch finds a brave bar where it's all happening, whatever day it is.
Fashion flashback
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For autumn-winter 2012, the decade defined by World War II has been trawled for its fashion opportunities.
Beer with big taste
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Brewers are a resilient lot, says Carl Hadler, with the craft-brewing industry still growing in Christchurch.
Old looks reinvented
Styles are wide open for 2012, as every possible fashion fad appears to have been reinvented.
Curve the veneer
Jane Broughton reveals clever ways to introduce curves to the brick shape.
Bottom heavy
Well turned out
Lap it up in style
A hotel pool is much more than a place to do some laps.
Canada from above
An adventurous trek around British Columbia gives Kimberley Rothwell an opportunity to stare down her fear of heights.
Christ statue upsets Londoners
Wary cruisers stay away
Australia tops for expats
Ausralia has beaten out the United States and Singapore to take top place among expats.
What's for lunch?
Pack the lunchbox for school or work with nutritious lentil and rice patties.
Supreme superfruit
From smoothies to stuffing, the avocado is becoming as well known for its versatility as it is for its health benefits.
Wrap up well
Stuff the flowers
Duck in for fresh food
A country cafe re-opens and two out-of-town venues have tempting reasons to visit.
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Well-hatched Cruze
There may soon be a time when the Cruze outsells its big Commodore brother.
Triumph's dark cruiser
You can have your Thunderbird Storm in any colour you like - as long as it's black.
MGs line up for NZ
Capable Korean leads wagon trend
Kiwi star shows how it's done
Kiwi Simon Crafar is upskilling budding two-wheel racers in Britain with a teaching programme known as Motovudu.
Snapshots of summer
Christchurch celebrities re-live their favourite summer memories.
Designing the new Christchurch
Avenues asked local architects to share their ideas for the new Christchurch, in part one of this two part series.
Surf's up in Sumner
Bic Runga reborn
Gin Wigmore, the black sheep
There's nothing quite like a shot of Gin Wigmore.
Solar community planned
New Zealand's biggest solar power-based community will be built at Christchurch's Highfield subdivision.
Kiwi troops disobeyed orders
A Canterbury World War II soldier's diary and letters give a glimpse of a hushed-up controversy in 1944, when soldiers refused to go back to war.
Heartbreak in the rubble
Bringing down powers that be
Comic troupe in Hagley Park
The Outwits will cover our city's history from the colonists to the Crusaders.
Police investigating Bexley burglaries
Pedestrian dies in Nelson crash
Parts of red zone 'won't be rebuilt'
Comic troupe to look back in laughter
Seabreeze Close going back to nature
Dirty dentist wins permanent name suppression
Don't make Chch classes bigger - education expert
Carr's rejection of salary rise 'nothing to do with Marryatt'
'1 per cent' chance of mag-7.0 quake
Parts of red zone 'won't be rebuilt'
The image remains: What one image from the quake stays with you?
'1 per cent' chance of mag-7.0 quake
Dirty dentist wins permanent name suppression
Earthquake shunts upper South Island
Museum assembles city's lost icons
Parts of red zone 'won't be rebuilt'
'1 per cent' chance of mag-7.0 quake
Joe Bennett wins right to stay
Carr's rejection of salary rise 'nothing to do with Marryatt'
Don't make Chch classes bigger - education expert
December quake damage may not be known
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