North & South – May 2021 Issue
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North & South is the country’s premier current affairs publication for in-depth reporting, beautiful writing and spectacular photography. The monthly magazine has a focus on thought-provoking essays and investigative stories that ask big questions about challenges facing our country, as well as featuring New Zealand books, music, art, culture and travel. It is a touchstone of New Zealand life.
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Danielle T – Verified Product Reviewer
Not really my interest
Ruth V – Verified Product Reviewer
Good but not for me to regularly purchase
Aliesha M – Verified Product Reviewer
Don’t read political magazines
David C – Verified Product Reviewer
Good content, but prefer it online.
Lynda O'Cain – Verified Product Reviewer
Very interesting articles including a couple of people I’ve met!
Gabrielle D – Verified Product Reviewer
Enjoyed reading North and South, had some very interesting articles.
Ryan S – Verified Product Reviewer
Not our kind of read unfortunatly.
Andrew E – Verified Product Reviewer
Although I rarely read magazines, I enjoyed North & South. Although it is billed at political and business magazine, the articles were stories about New Zealanders and what New Zealanders are doing, without any prejudice. Quite refreshing really.
Katrina B – Verified Product Reviewer
Hubby gave it a big thumbs up.
Elyse F – Verified Product Reviewer
Nice to read something in print rather than online for once. Interesting and captivating content!!
Megan B – Verified Product Reviewer
A good read, articles were interesting
Sandi W – Verified Product Reviewer
Not typically my choice of reading. However, it contained some interesting articles. If I was in a doctor’s waiting room and North and South was available, I might choose to flick through it, whereas previously, I would not have touched it at all.