The first events announced for the 2022 Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts will enable audiences to voyage to the future; connect to histories, land and spiritual realms; and meet writers from around the globe. Running every two years since 1986, Aotearoa New Zealand Festival
Words by Kristen Lunman Did you know our investment decisions can also be a powerful lever for change? Sustainable investing is growing in popularity and is all about choosing to invest in companies and sectors that seek to solve the world’s biggest challenges, from racism to
On the back of an incredibly successful brand re-fresh, Anihana introduce their first new product under their thoughtful new name and vibrant new branding. Introducing Anihana’s NEW Shower Bars, available in three scent mixes of fruity and fresh flavours for a heighted shower experience. What
Pondering about trying a plant-based diet but don’t want to give up on comfort food? Good’s spring issue has got you covered! Chelsea Winter shares some of her delicious plant-based recipes that everyone will love, and she also talks openly about why she’s made the move to
In a cinematic display of dramatic juxtaposition, Marle’s latest collection You Got Mine is brought to life in the brand’s first film. Directed by award-winning director, Stacey Lee, You Got Mine plays on the colour palettes and patterns of the spring collection, while paying tribute to
Meet the change-makers supporting Levi’s global Buy Better, Wear Longer campaign. What what you already own is the most sustainable thing you can do, but when you do buy, buy better. That’s the message of Levi’s “Buy Better, Wear Longer” campaign, which speaks to our shared responsibility
Helena Nuich recently released her own cookbook, My Croatian Kitchen, celebrating Croatian heritage and the cuisine that Nuich and many other Kiwi Croatians have been brought up with. My Croatian Kitchen is a unique cookbook with only a handful of its kind in New Zealand, showcasing Croatian
PRODUCED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOOD AND DILMAH. New Zealand’s number one black tea maker does a power of good for people and the environment. Merrill J. Fernando of Dilmah Tea prefers to just do it - and not talk about it. However, New Zealand now has a view
Turning your bathroom into a mini haven and pampering yourself with products that you have made yourself is a wonderful way to unwind after another day of lockdown. Making a body scrub is easy with common household ingredients such as oatmeal, brown sugar, lavender essential oil,
INGREDIENTS Base 1 cup of rolled oats 1 cup of desiccated coconut ½ a cup of dried date (soaked in boiling water for 10 minutes and then drained) 2 tbs of coconut oil 2 tbs of nut butter (we used almond butter) Pinch of sea salt Banoffee Cream 1 cup of raw cashews (soaked
