Having a Hollywood A-lister make a movie about you is something most people can’t imagine in their wildest dreams.
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Justice David Collins’ book Fragile Foundations, which Daisy edited, has just been published by Te Herenga Waka University Press.
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India wrote about Shortland Street’s Ben Porter and his mum, Louise, for Woman’s Day magazine.
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Daisy wrote about Napier’s 2024 Art Deco Festival and the legacy of Cyclone Gabrielle for Bay Buzz magazine.
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Does having a New Zealand accent make you a bad speller?
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Should you use capital letters for pronouns like "he" and "him" when you're talking about God?
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Born out or borne out? Here's how to remember the difference.
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In this age of Grammarly and other high-tech spelling and grammar tools, are human editors obsolete?
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Do oriented and orientated mean the same thing? What about preventive and preventative?
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Six of the best podcasts about books and language.
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Until, till, 'til, 'till, til . . . which are right, and which will get you in trouble with the grammar police?
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What's the difference between "burned" and "burnt" (and what on earth is the perfective aspect)?
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The debate over the pronoun "they" has intensified lately – here's why.
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What's the difference between "dependent" and "dependant" (and how can you remember it)?
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A bitter 17th-century poet is to blame for one of our most enduring grammar myths.
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Do you know what "transpire" means? But do you really?
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Are you a writer or editor? You should know about these free online resources.
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Is it specially or especially? We have the answers (even if we're no good at reading calendars).
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