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How we perceive the world depends on our state of mind. When we’re feeling down, everything can seem gloomy and bleak, but when we’re uplifted, we see the world in a new light. We see its beauty and its wonder, its many colours and possibilities. ASICS believes in

From issue 58.Indian cuisine makes going vegetarian simple… and delicious. The delicate spices can be altered to suit your tastes. Traditional dhal is served hot, often with a side of steaming basmati, but I’m turning it into a snack to enjoy on a balmy evening

Discover gold and grandeur on this relatively easy tramp to Sam Summers’ Hut A short drive from the hustle and bustle of Queenstown is a unique glimpse into the history of the Otago region. Twelve Mile Creek Gorge, 12kms from central Queenstown, was once the site

When you were younger, exploring your creativity in some way, shape or form was likely something that you just naturally did. Whether that be drawing, coming up with wacky games, telling elaborate stories, or building a fort out of couch cushions. Children play, get messy, see

When it comes to stunning scenery, we are spoilt for choice in New Zealand. Central Otago boasts some of our most incredible sights, and looking back on the sunny afternoon that had me standing at the summit of Roy’s Peak, Wanaka, I certainly remember it

From issue 58.Japanese cuisine is one of my all-time favourites: it’s clean, simple and beautifully presented. The crispy tofu adds something special and the tomato in the dashi gives it a whole other depth of flavour. Crispy Tofu 1 packet tofu, drained, cubed2 tbsp cornstarch Shiitake Dashi1½ cups

From issue 54.If you’re bored with your furniture, adding castor wheels is a fun and functional way to give things a lift. Attaching wheels to the bottom of an every day, or otherwise unremarkable, piece of furniture is an easy DIY craft project – and a

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