KiwiHarvest and Silo Park are hosting a food event dedicated to utilising rescued food. Combining delicious food with educating about avoidable food waste, Silo Park and KiwiHarvest have teamed up and created the event Kai with a (re)Purpose on 16 March 2019, 12-6pm at Silo Park. KiwiHarvest works
Turn your garden into a powerhouse of nutrition by nurturing nature's overachievers. Words: Kahu de Beer. Illustrations: Lisa Lodge There’s been so much publicity about superfoods in the last few years it would be almost impossible to have not noticed how popular and fashionable they have become.
Vacations to inspire serenity, clarity and relaxation. Fed up of cleaning up after yourself or your family? Desperate for a break free of the stress and clutter that comes with everyday life? It’s no surprise really that Booking.com has found that more than half (57%) of
Kristen Wonch left the corporate world in Canada, and travelled all the way to New Zealand to start a new life. Learn all about what makes her tick and how she founded Auckland's co-working space The Workshop. Good: After being laid off from your ‘dream job’, what
Finding a sun care range that aligns with your values is always a win. Coola thinks about ingredients that benefit your skin and the environment. New Zealand’s summers are just getting hotter and hotter, and if we want to spend time out in the sunshine, it’s
Silo Park will be hosting a Car Boot Sale of the Future — without the cars! It's back for another year! Silo Park's Car Boot Sale of the Future gives all those people who have been KonMari-ing their lives the chance to secure a spot and
The Understanding Energy event held by Conscious Action, Good Magazine, Flick Electric Co., Burger Fuel and Karma Cola saw an amazing discussion around ways we can consume energy better in our own lives. Held in a very comfortable and cosy setting at The Workshop in Auckland, the
Marie Kondo's Netflix series, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, encourages people to minimise and get rid of things that don't spark joy. But how are we disposing of these items we no longer want? Words: Lara Wyatt Photography: @ethicallykate / Kate Hall and husband Tim donating items that would
New Zealand apparel brand Duffle&Co has been accredited as Climate Positive. They are the second business in the country to achieve this certification, having offset 120 per cent of their carbon footprint. Wellington accessory brand Duffle&Co has achieved climate positive accreditation by proving that they have measured and offset 120 per cent of
Survey shows more than half of Kiwi shoppers have bought something because of its superfood status in the last 12 months. According to a nationwide survey run by Nairn’s Oatcakes, more than half of Kiwi consumers have bought something in the past 12 months because it was
