Good talked to Milkshake Models founder Keelan Bowkett - a total powerhouse and girl boss, who set up her own modeling agency that challenges beauty stereotypes and celebrates Kiwis - all shapes and sizes - regardless of the traditional modeling status quo. The latest campaign Bowkett's 'anti-agency' has launched
For the month of March, artist Fleur Wickes, in direct contrast to a standard white-walled gallery, is inviting people into her most personal space, her home, to come and view her latest artworks. We talked to her about this unique exhibition and what it means
International Women's Day takes place on March 8, with 2018's theme being #PressForProgress, as now, more than ever, there's a strong call-to-action to press forward and progress gender parity. Good talked to Adrienne Lee, Director of Development at Planeterra, small-group tour operator G Adventures’ non-profit partner, on how tourism can positively
Good asked the experts at Arbonne for some tips on creating your very own at home spa experience Booking in for a facial and massage is the ultimate way to relax, but many of us often struggle finding the time to head to our favourite spa
While not a typical destination for Kiwi holidaymakers, Oamaru and the surrounding Waitaki District nonetheless deliver on their promise of “a world of wonder”. Words Jennifer Smart After the hot, bronzed hills of Central Otago the carpet of sunflowers as we approached Ōamaru came as a refreshing
Think ahead for a warmer home with these tips from the Sustainability Trust. Warm home, low bills, calm mind It can be stressful trying to keep your home warm and your bills manageable over winter. The World Health Organization recommends that for optimum health a home should
A time to refresh and reset. These top tips from Sustainability Trust will help you get yourself and your home ready, and benefit the environment and community too. These top tips from Sustainability Trust will help you get yourself and your home ready, and benefit the
From issue 58.The eco-packaging heroes who are tackling the plastic problem, and how you can too. Words Lindy Davis The 1960s was a memorable decade. Labelled the ‘Swinging Sixties’, in reference to the relaxation of taboos relating to race and sex, it was a revolt against social
Good talked to Andrea Bosshard, director of the new acclaimed film KOBI, which looks into the life of her father Kobi Bosshard, regarded as the grandfather of contemporary New Zealand jewellery. Despite now approaching 80 years old, Kobi still continues to work in modest workshop in Central Otago, producing pieces characterised by
What makes an e-bike so special? Good asked Michael Tritt of Electrify NZ for the answers to some commonly asked questions. Photography Sara Orme, styling Carolyn Enting. Make-up Emma Peters of Belle & Sage, hair by Tenielle Gillies of Vada.
