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The article focuses on Nigel Latta, clinical psychologist-turned-tellymaker and host of the new television show Mind Over Money.

The article profiles entrepreneur and food home delivery service provider My Food Bag Ltd. co-owner Theresa Gattung which talks about on how to be a successful in business and challenges she have been facing for feminism under the administration of U.S. president Donald Trump.

The article reviews the painting exhibition "A Table of One's Own: The Creative Life of Anne McCahon" at the Te Uru Waitakere Contemporary Gallery in New Zealand until February 12, 2017.

The article focuses on life of New Zealand politician David Shearer, and mentions topics like his job in South Sudan, as the United Nations' head of mission, his life as a member of parliament of the Labour Party, his early career in humanitarian aid business in places such as Iraq, and.

The article presents an interview with British comedian Miranda Hart who discusses her book "Peggy and Me" about her dog, her life as a celebrity, and her accounts about flirting.

The article focuses on David Higgins, founder of boxing and event promoter Duco Events, citing the aspects of his personality, the Duco's action of seeking fund to put up the boxing event between boxer Joseph Parker and Andy Ruiz, and the reputation of the company.

The article focuses on the former boss of Air New Zealand and the chief executive of clothing company Icebreaker Rob Fyfe's opinion on the working of the Auckland Council.

The article focuses on the Very Reverend Jo Kelly-Moore, Dean of Auckland in the Anglican Church of New Zealand, who will move at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Parnell following her appointment as Archdeacon of Canterbury in September 2016.

The article focuses on David Lewis, campaign manager of mayor Phil Goff and his contribution for mayoral bids for elections in Auckland, New Zealand including his dealings in government and corporate relations and his association with Wanganui Collegiate School in Whanganui, New Zealand.

The article profiles artist Andrew McLeod, who lives in a flat in Mt Eden with his artist partner, Liz Maw. It states that McLeod is contributing to the Intellectual Fashion Show 2016, which is running until November 5, 2016 at the Gus Fisher Gallery in Auckland. His contribution is a piece he made for a previous show of West African robes.

A personal narrative is presented which explores te author's experiences of interviewing Gilda Kirkpatrick, the star of the television (TV) program "The Real Housewives of Auckland."

The article offers information on the film actress Morgana O'Reilly. It mentions about her work in the horror comedy Housebound; the Billy T biopic; the television series Sunny Skies; Jesse Peach's Othello and currently playing Vanda in Venus in Fur. It states that an actor's life has things in common with the life of a palm-reading gypsy which are occasionally itinerant, often financially precarious, and playing a part.

The article offers information on Paula Bennett, New National Member of Parliament for Upper Harbour and Minister for Social Housing of New Zealand. It mentions that she never thought about the fact of being a woman in politics. It mentions that she was waitress before becoming a minister. It mentions that she wants to become the Prime Minister.

The article features Phil Goff, Labour Member of the Parliament (MP) for Mt Roskill and mayoral candidate for Auckland, New Zealand. Topics covered include his membership with the Labour Party at the age of 15, his stint as Leader of the Opposition, and his hobbies of hunting, fishing and motorbike-riding. Also mentioned is his campaign promise of fixing housing, traffic and council spending.

Features comedian Alan Brough. Opinions of Brough's parents regarding his profession; Brough's success in his chosen career; Television programs in which Brough guested. INSET: Inside Alan Brough's brain..