Off Duty

Archaeologists are beginning to appreciate the creativity of Neanderthal art, writes archaeology professor Paul Pettitt

Efforts to boost visits to South Korea’s ancient kingdoms benefits from the “Smart Town Challenge”, writes Jihon Kim

From atheist churches to finding healing in the “sacred flower of cannabis”, spiritual but not religious Americans are finding new ways of pursuing meaning. Morgan Shipley of Michigan State University writes

Nat Dolan steps into the eerie world of horror series, with haunted houses and zombies on offer, as well as a more comedic take on the genre, all available to stream

Emily Blackwell utilises a science-based approach, listing four ways to help you discern if a cat reciprocates your affection

Pharmacy Today’s editorial team, Jonathan Chilton-Towle, Paulette Crowley and Ruth Brown, brings you up-to-the-minute reviews of some of their best loved shows now available for streaming on your preferred device

Pharmacy Today’s editorial team, Jonathan Chilton-Towle, Paulette Crowley and Ruth Brown, brings you up-to-the-minute reviews of some of their bestloved shows now available for streaming on your preferred device

Alex Connock and Professor Andrew Stephen from the University of Oxford’s Säid Business School share their experience of interacting with artificial intelligence versions of famous historical figures. This is an abridged version of the article that appeared in The Conversation

When Wellington pharmacy owner Angela Liu has some free time from the dispensary, she likes making pottery. Jonathan Chilton-Towle speaks to her about the joys of clay

This winter, we’re rolling out Pet of the Month, where our favourite domestic creatures will feature in the pages of Pharmacy Today. So come on, get your pix in to editor@pharmacytoday.co.nz