The alcohol-free movement is gaining momentum for all the right reasons. A few weeks ago, I shared on social media that I’d been alcohol-free since April in a bid to be healthier. The response from people was overwhelmingly positive and supportive, which surprised me a little as
Climate change has many effects, but one of the most significant will feature for the first time at COP28 – its impact on human health, says Alistair Woodward, Professor at the School of Population Health at the University of Auckland. Now under way in Dubai, the
Listen up, great gifters, here’s what everyone wants for Christmas New research has uncovered what Kiwis truly want for Christmas, and it turns out it’s less about stuff and more about making memories and spending quality time. The survey, which asked more than 500 Kiwis about their
No person should ever feel guilt when it comes to self-pleasure, it is a body function as natural as breathing. When it comes to the modern world of intimacy, we’ve seen it all – from feathered handcuffs to tingling lubricants and glow-in-the-dark massage oils. But
In the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, when postal services are closing in, consider Tearfund's Gift for Life e-cards for waste-free, hassle-free, last-minute Christmas gifts. The beauty of online shopping combined with the meaningful impact of these virtual cards makes for a perfect solution. The
Photography fotolemaire.nl. Production and styling Laura Gommans & Anja Bas Backer Hand painted stripes add a uniformly organic factor to homewares. Here are four fun projects to try. Cushion You will need: White washed linen White sewing thread Narrow twill tape (for the bows), 4 x 15 cm Liquitex Paint Marker in
Remember that steamed Christmas pudding Nana used to make? This is just the same except a healthier version, using only nuts and fruit with a touch of honey to sweeten the pudding. Recipe Caralee Caldwell. Photography Kiel Wode Serves 8 Prepare 20 minutes Cook 50 minutesIngredients: 2 cups
It can be tough to admit, but if you’re feeling lonely there are simple, positive steps you can take to lessen it, says Wendyl Nissen. Loneliness is not something I ever thought I would experience, but in recent years we’ve become great friends. Admitting that you are
Photography Sarah Tuck The head chef bringing Māori roots to restaurant plates. Tucked within the historical walls of what was once a nunnery is restaurant Ada, which is now entering a new chapter championing Aotearoa’s cuisine. With locally sourced ingredients, traditional Māori cooking methods, and a team filled
Summer holidays are a time of giving, whānau, and food – lots of food! All this food has its downsides of course – increased food bills and waste, for example. In Aotearoa, it is estimated that food waste doubles in December, so here are our
