There’s nothing better for rainy winter days than a good old-fashioned hobby. To get you started, why not pay a visit to your local market for a dose of inspiration – or some handmade goodies? Image via Crafternoon Tea There’s nothing better for rainy winter days than
Good's new gardening expert Zoe Carafice is ready and waiting to solve your dilemmas! Each question published on Zoe's blog or in Good receives a fab prize from Tui Garden. This week: what to grow in a limited-size garden – in winter. Email your gardening questions
Good's new gardening expert Zoe Carafice is ready and waiting to solve your dilemmas! Each question published on Zoe's blog or in Good receives a fab prize from Tui Garden. This week: advice on the best time to pull out old veggie plants. Email your gardening
Good's new gardening expert Zoe Carafice is ready and waiting to solve your dilemmas! Each question published on Zoe's blog or in Good receives a fab prize from Tui Garden. This week: advice on which plants don't mind getting their feet wet. Good's new gardening expert
Food waste makes nearly half of the rubbish we throw out of our homes –and a significant proportion of our workplace rubbish too. Have a look in the bin from your typicial Kiwi office and you’ll find a load of lunch scraps, banana skins and
The first cut into an avocado is always a bit of a gamble. Will it be brown and mushy? Slightly too hard? Will it get used before it goes gross? Use our handy tips and yummy recipes to get it right every time. The first cut
Use this simple dove template to create the beautiful hanging paper doves seen in the latest issue of Good. To save the template to your own computer, right-click on the image and select "Save As".
Bike Wise Month starts today. Here are some things that I wished I knew when I started cycling, from choosing a bike to accessorising it, dressing myself, carrying gear and mapping a route—and some all-important safety tips. Bike Wise Month starts today. Here are some things
Negative attitudes can easily creep in - especially during stressful times. Psychology expert Dr Alice Boyes suggests some common thinking errors that can hold you back 1. “Other people are lucky” When we see other people experiencing success and good luck, we often don’t know the hard work,
In the first of Good’s online series about food traceability, Jai Breitnauer looks at the state of global fishing stocks, and how one Kiwi company are aiming to make their produce as sustainable as possible. It was the summer of 1992, but despite the moderate heat
