Cooler still making a splash
Fraser Thompson interviews Splash Club 7's Ferris Cooler.
Life & Style
Karen Walker among Fashion Week judges
Karen Walker among Fashion Week judges
Top New Zealand designer Karen Walker has been named as one of the judges at next month’s iD Dunedin Fashion Week.
An ornate home of history
An ornate home of history
This Dunedin home oozes traditional craftmanship, as Kim Dungey reports.
Interesting process, delightful sight
Interesting process, delightful sight
Spring may be the prime time to visit the Rhododendron Dell at Dunedin Botanic Garden, but changing seasons bring their own rewards.
Revealed: NZ's most and least ethical fashion
Revealed: NZ's most and least ethical fashion
Tearfund has named three New Zealand companies in the top five of this year's Ethical Fashion Guide.
Seasonal & local
Seasonal & local
I always cook within the seasons and support our local producers.
Empowering people to make better choices
Empowering people to make better choices
Californian chef Samin Nosrat had a childhood obsession about NZ, so when she was invited to speak about her best-selling book at the Wellington Writers and Readers' festival recently, she jumped at the chance.
Foreign wines add a little spice
Foreign wines add a little spice
One indication of the changing face of wine retailing in New Zealand is the plethora of ``foreign wines'' that can now be found on our shelves.
Raw fruit, vege help wellbeing
Raw fruit, vege help wellbeing
New research proves there could be something in the old saying ‘‘An apple a day keeps the doctor away’’, reports Rebecca Fox.
Sweet and sour buttercup squash
Sweet and sour buttercup squash
You can use pumpkin, squash or even golden kumara in this dish. I have added a piquant dressing.
Morning Magpie’s ginger loaf
Morning Magpie’s ginger loaf
Ask a Chef reveals the secrets of those superb dishes you ate in cafes and restaurants and wanted to try yourself.
Fast, foolproof, fuss-free recipes
Fast, foolproof, fuss-free recipes
Melissa Hemsley wants to show people how satisfying, affordable and quick cooking at home can be.
A survey of the northern sky
A survey of the northern sky
SKY WATCH: This week, Ian Griffin woud like you to join him on a whistle-stop tour of the northern sky.
Confessions of a freedom camper
Confessions of a freedom camper
As a Brit who has spent close to a month travelling around the beautiful South Island in a self-contained camper, Sam Shead found the whole experience to be rather stressful and unnecessarily expensive.
Delightfully different
Delightfully different
Prague has had its share of oppression, violence and hardship, but don’t let that fool you, writes Tony Nielsen.
Captured by the enemy
Captured by the enemy
Relatively few New Zealanders were taken prisoner during World War 1, which makes the experience of Otago troops at Meteren - 100 years ago last week - exceptional, writes Tony Eyre
Conquering a mountain on a mountain bike
Conquering a mountain on a mountain bike
There was all manner of terrain and all manner of weather on a trip to North Otago's highest peak, writes John Shaw.
Basking in an untapped flow
Basking in an untapped flow
The sun provides all the energy we'll ever need. We just need to plug into its current output, writes Colin Campbell-Hunt
The power of forgiveness
The power of forgiveness
Forgiveness can benefit us emotionally and physically, says life coach Jan Aitkin.
Moving house
Moving house
Parenting columnist Ian Munro shares some thoughts on how to cope with a move.