June 2017

Neil Finn

In 2001, iconic Kiwi songwriter Neil Finn brought together a few top musical friends to make a charity album. Those friends are some of the world’s

Hidden gems for campers

Four secret campsites for you to discover this summer New Zealand campers are spoiled for choice, with more than 800 easily accessible campgrounds countrywide. How do

The price of fish

Fish and chips is an iconic Kiwi dish, and we’re a country of seafood lovers, but just how much can our oceans take? Dave Hansford finds

Beauty and the beasts

You use low-chemical products on your floors, in your sink and in the wash—but what are you putting on your face? Francesca Price investigates natural skincare

Easy eco parties for kids

Can a birthday party be a memorable celebration of another year in your child’s life without turning into a wasteland of cheap plastic, rubbish food and

E-reader vs book

We read up on e-readers Which has the greatest impact: a traditional paper book, or an endlessly refillable electronic book-like device? Scott Bartley reads up on

The real deal on chairs

Most new mass-produced chairs will end up on the scrap heap, while their antique counterparts are still being resold at auction or restored for generations more

Something old, something new

They may be inherited, bought second-hand or lovingly restored … but are antiques really eco-friendly? One former auctioneer investigates. In the 1990s I fell in love

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