order levitrabuy cheap viagraInternet Histories: Easter Edition

This Fortnight: Changes at the Pantograph Punch The Best Cooking and Gardening Personalities That New York Restaurant Scene ‘expose’ | Musings on WhaleOil | Lists Lists Lists The Centre Cannot Hold | The Science of Selling Out And a warm welcome to our special guest writer Michael Laws Getting into the Groove: Changes at the Pantograph Punch We’ve had a fantastic year at The Pantograph Punch. Since relaunching the site last May, we’ve worked with a rotation of talented writers, published some [...]

Eat It Up and Lay Wit It: Hip Hop, Cunnilingus and Morality in Entertainment

After turning a friend’s offhand comment into a quest for the ultimate CD-R of rappers who go down, Maddie Collier takes a long hard look at rap’s sexual and social hang-ups (Spoiler: they’re everyone’s).

Speech, Modesty, and Moonshine

Speech, Modesty, and Moonshine

Alice Miller on our cultural reluctance (or is it an inability?) to articulate ourselves

Internet Histories | 18 March

Internet Histories | 18 March

This Fortnight: Dirty Girls, bad editors, lamenting Google Reader’s retirement, the future of classical music and writing, privilege and poverty.

Low Art, High Commerce: Clara Chon and Blue Blank

Low Art, High Commerce: Clara Chon and Blue Blank

We welcome our new art columnist, Daniel Satele to the Pantograph Punch. This month, he talks to University of Auckland MFA grad Clara Chon about installations fit for retail (or vice versa), art she likes and hates, and childhood.

Dull Thrills, Extraordinary Tedium: A Boring Night In Auckland

Dull Thrills, Extraordinary Tedium: A Boring Night In Auckland

Greg Bruce reflects on an extraordinarily dull evening.

Avalon Airport, Victoria, Australia, Melissa Laing, 2008

Commonly Occurring: A Guide for Airport Incident Spotters

Excerpts from ‘Commonly Occurring’, a guide for the the novice airport incident spotter.

The highlights of this year’s hipsters staring down the camera publicity shots.

A Series of Thoughts on What’s Wrong With The Fringe

Uther Dean on what’s wrong with the Fringe, and why he’s part of the problem.

My Life In The Bush Of Hosts: A Week Of SevenSharp

My Life In The Bush Of Hosts: A Week Of SevenSharp

For what does it profit a man to watch 7pm current affairs every night and forfeit his soul? Joe Nunweek attempts to find out.

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Internet Histories | 4 March

Internet Histories | 4 March

Humanising public policy , The Internet Archive, Wrathful King Kong Core and saying sorry on the internet

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Internet Histories | 18 February

Internet Histories | 18 February

Jean Shepherd and the Hurling Invective, spaces made strange, New Zealand’s Sexiest Girl and New Games Journalism

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Photo of Lance Roberts, courtesy of Jane Ussher, 2012

I Just Want a Sentence: An Interview with Steve Braunias

Matt Harnett speaks with Steve Braunias about his latest book, Civilisation: Twenty Places on the Edge of the World, the point of satire and the special honesty required to turn people into characters.

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The Wellington Boys’ Institute: A Charitable Instrument of War

The Wellington Boys’ Institute: A Charitable Instrument of War

Paul Gallagher trawls through the archives to bring us small slices of New Zealand history. This month, The Wellington Boys’ Institute: charitable institution, instrument of war.

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Internet Histories | 4 February

Internet Histories | 4 February

This fortnight: The art of the profile, the future of football, why you never leave high school, and a very warm welcome to Sally Conor.

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