Actress Claire Chitham will be donning her party dress for a very special event come June 15. She is one of a handful of celebrities, including Antonia Prebble, who are donating their time to shimmy and boogie at the upcoming Dancing with Our Stars event at
Walking to Waitonga Falls on a clear chocolate-box day doesn’t disappoint. This easy 4km hike has many highlights including the traverse across an alpine wetland via a boardwalk where majestic Mt Ruapehu is mirrored in the Rotokawa Pools. The entry point to the walk is via a
Aotearoa's first beauty festival, Beauty Nation, is happening this weekend at Auckland's Shed 10 on May 6 and 7. The "Cochella of Beauty" is celebrating inclusivity, diversity, and sustainability with beauty bargains, pamper stations, seminars and panel discussions that embrace beauty in all its forms. Good chatted
The wonderful Nici Wickes shares her love of food and some of her game changing simple, cosy and cost cutting recipes in Good’s new good mood food issue! Think easy, nutritious and tasty homemade baked beans, pumpkin and Parmesan scones, and hearty mushroom and bacon ragu. Wickes
Hazel Wineera-Ellis wears Kiri Nathan. Photo David Shields Kiri Nathan is set to open New Zealand Fashion Week 2023. Nathan is well known for her bespoke red carpet stunners – remember that stunning gown worn by Chelsea Winstanley at the 2020 Oscars – and contemporary handwoven Kākahu
Photography Andrew Coffey Make-up Emma Peters (Alepha Beauty) When Wendy Petrie lost her job as prime-time news anchor on TVNZ’s 1News after 14 years on the telly, you would be excused for thinking it didn’t affect her in the slightest. The ever-professional Petrie put on her brave
A scree of fallen columns with a wonderful view at the top. It’s not difficult to imagine how Dunedin’s Organ Pipes got their name. The arrangement of hexagonal columns of basalt still standing at the pinnacle of what is now a jumbled rockfall, look like organ
Good editor Carolyn Enting shares why the Opel Mokka-e takes the grind out of her daily commute. Despite having lived in Auckland for a decade I’m a relative newcomer to the pain of New Zealand’s biggest city’s rush hour commute. Though in recent times, “rush hour”
As we grapple with the aftermath of destruction by Cyclone Gabrielle across the country, you may be wondering how you can best help those in need from afar. If you’re not on the ground helping with the clean-up or providing aid, a natural instinct is to
Finding sanctuary at Sanctuary Mountain One of the few stands of ancient forest left in New Zealand, Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari in Waikato is so special that kākāpō are set to be released here in 2023. It will be the first time the endangered parrots have been
