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Suddenly the place is overrun with Europeans.Suddenly there is a Maori in your backyard.Suddenly you need to shit but...

By Lloyd Jones

I DIDN'T WANT to go back to the town that wasn't there. It was three months after the wave...

By Colin Mills

THE GREY LIGHT of the cold November afternoon, like tracing paper, was getting weaker as he reached the southern...

By Nikola Gurovic

THE NUMBERS ROSE slowly, like a cricket innings, and the commentators droned. There was little new information and the...

By Tom Bamforth

'I went off with my hands in my torn coat pockets. My overcoat too was becoming ideal. I travelled...

By Lee Kofman

SISTER CLARA FORD comes at me with eyes deep as sonnets, the whites of them bright as her dress...

By David Francis

I KNOW THREE stories about the Moriori, a long-ago people who survived, in tatters, a determined attempt to eradicate...

By Sydney Smith

I'M MEANT TO be writing a book about murder, a particular murder. It took place five years ago in...

By Virginia Peters

GREENSBURG, KANSAS, IN America's agricultural heartland, is by no means a greenie enclave. It's tornado country. On 4 May...

By Mara Bún

THERE ARE ENOUGH Black days in modern Australian history to fill up a week several times over – Black...

By Tom Griffiths

'Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows...

By Michael Gawenda

'On opening the bathroom door, I saw that the roof was off that part of the house and when...

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