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Textiles hold lessons for today

While Japanese boro textiles are ancient and timeworn they are still relevant in today’s world of fast fashion, collector Pip Steel tells Rebecca Fox.

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Fungus under us
Students find their voice

FASHION

Food and wine

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Potato, leek and dill soup

Few soups are as dependable as potato and leek.

Pies with purpose

It is not just about pies for Wendy Morgan but all things pastry.
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Slow-cooked fare for momentous occasions

Deciding to gather immediate family to celebrate my father’s 80th birthday in May came with parameters: Mum and I preferred not to host at either of our Central Otago homes.
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Pinot gris an accomplished European, global traveller

It feels like it has been a while since my last pinot gris column.

Home & Garden

This complex of six fully electric townhouses at 91 Cannington Rd, Maori Hill, was recognised...

City’s ‘best-in-class’ townhouses win industry honours

A million-dollar complex of six fully-electric Dunedin townhouses has been recognised on the national stage.

Your garden: potatoes, root cuttings and caring for canes

Your garden: potatoes, root cuttings and caring for canes

What to do in your garden this week.
A helping frond

A helping frond

Pyrrosia eleagnifolia, commonly known as leather-leaf fern, is a distinctive climbing fern native to New Zealand.
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Fungus under us

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Fungus under us

You don’t need to use a garden fork or fork out money to benefit the mycorrhizal fungi in your garden, writes Maureen Howard.

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Students find their voice

A couple of weeks ago when the announcement came that this government was discontinuing fees free for tertiary study, my daughter was gutted, Megan Ellison writes.

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Nowhere to run to

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Nowhere to run to

Milford’s spectacular scenery should come with a health warning, Paul Gorman writes.
A caffeinated approach to change

A caffeinated approach to change

Stimulating the change we need to see will be easier with the government on board.
In praise of darkness

In praise of darkness

George Eliot wrote that if we could truly perceive the fullness of ordinary life, it would be like hearing the grass grow.

Life & Style

Textiles hold lessons for today

Fungus under us

Students find their voice

FASHION

Textiles hold lessons for today

Food, fashion and floating

Time to cash that vintage watch in?

Food and wine

Potato, leek and dill soup

Pies with purpose

Slow-cooked fare for momentous occasions

Pinot gris an accomplished European, global traveller

Home & Garden

City’s ‘best-in-class’ townhouses win industry honours

Your garden: potatoes, root cuttings and caring for canes

Your garden: potatoes, root cuttings and caring for canes

A helping frond

A helping frond

Fungus under us

Fungus under us

Magazine

Students find their voice

Nowhere to run to

Nowhere to run to

A caffeinated approach to change

A caffeinated approach to change

In praise of darkness

In praise of darkness

NZIA Southern Series

You Can Almost Smell the Hay

Of the Land

A Tale of Two Buildings

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