The journey to being plastic-free is hard, but it’s a mindful path to a healthier relationship with yourself and the earth. This idea of a better lifestyle is always at the top of our New Year’s resolutions, we just never know where to start. Instead of
More than ever, it is important to support brands founded by people of colour and those that actively support people of colour.People of colour bring unique perspectives and skills to their work, but they are often overlooked and unsupported by mainstream society because of entrenched
Today’s era is on the tech-savvy side, with hundreds and thousands of apps that can make our life easier. In our day and age, we are always constantly looking down at our phones, making apps the angels of this generation. So, here is our list
Popular app Depop is paving the way for shopping sustainably in a world of fast fashion. Depop is now becoming the hub of thrift shopping with individuals opening up their closets to the public and selling their clothing from all the way across the world. Looking
We all know plastic is bad for our environment, but we can’t seem to get away from it. It's everywhere we look, from in the grocery store to items in our bathroom. Society has embraced reusable cups and bags and metal straws, so what's next?Here
Janine Garner, author of Be Brilliant, shows us how to use times of uncertainty to focus inwards and accelerate our potential. Are we ever good enough? Like, really? It’s like we have a pet gremlin living inside our heads, feeding on our inner dialogue: ‘Are you
With winter in full throttle we are constantly looking for pieces to keep us warm but stylish all at the same time. We have compiled a list of some of our favourite comfy knits to help us survive this cold winter. Ruby – Matilda Sweater Get cozied
The motivation for Cole Meyers to write Rūrangi, a groundbreaking local drama series written, produced, and starring transgender talent, was to create positive stories of trans people and to save lives. Growing up in Auckland, Meyers, a trans activist, writer and educator, was deeply affected by
Lucy Hughes, a 24 year old University of Sussex graduate in Product Design was the winner of the International James Dyson Award 2019 for her plastic alternative made of organic marine waste, Marinatex. Lucy's inspiration for the project was over dependency on plastic and the
Every day, people everywhere are ashamed of one of the most natural things in the world. And in New Zealand, one in three menstruating students have skipped class because they don’t have access to menstrual products. The Body Shop and Wā Collective have therefore teamed up
