Your garden
Your garden
Although the weather may be cold, every opportunity should be taken over the next few weeks to dig and manure the vegetable garden, leaving the ground exposed to the ongoing winter weather, a...
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Continuing a legacy
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Continuing a legacy
Providing a green space in suburbia where birds and insects can flourish is the aim of an Opoho couple, Louise Frampton writes.
Natural wonders abound
Natural wonders abound
Australian travel writer Sandip Hor discovers there is more to Iceland than the Northern Lights.
Removing the grit
Removing the grit
AI, Botox, weight-loss drugs ... are we in danger of losing the wrinkles that give life its grit? asks Eva Wiseman.
Ingredients for a cooking classic
Ingredients for a cooking classic
An early Dunedin recipe book told a story about the city’s inhabitants, Peter Read writes.
Waiting for Matariki to rise
Waiting for Matariki to rise
There’s a bend in the shared pathway out on Otago Peninsula just before you round the corner to Broad Bay.
Balinese cuisine
Balinese cuisine
About a month ago I came back from a two-week trip to Bali with my family.
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Marvellous opportunity to be seduced
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Marvellous opportunity to be seduced
Today, a marvellous opportunity awaited in the guise of four sub-regional expressions of pinot noir by Valli and two newcomers from Domaine Thomson.
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Feijoa jam
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Feijoa jam
This recipe was passed on to me from a kind lady who was tending to my son’s injuries.
Slow and steady wins in health and taste
Slow and steady wins in health and taste
People want a way to cook and eat that fulfills all the criteria — tasty, healthy, affordable, convenient and comforting.
Sooty fingerprints of sister species
Sooty fingerprints of sister species
In 1957, my brother Richard and I travelled on our 59cc NSU mopeds from our home in Wimbledon to central France to spend our summer digging in the cave of Arcy-sur-Cure.
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Never again
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Never again
Dunedin man Emir Hodzic survived a genocide.
Power to the plastic-free people
Power to the plastic-free people
It’s time to raise your own cup to Plastic Free July again.
Good food is only right
Good food is only right
Food is a human right, but beyond that, is the right to food sovereignty.
Teamwork key when tidying up, mulching borders for winter
Teamwork key when tidying up, mulching borders for winter
As we head into the winter months at Dunedin Botanic Garden our focus has been on tidying up the borders ready for mulching.
Your garden
Your garden
What to do in your garden this week.
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Op shops a trove of treasures
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Op shops a trove of treasures
Proving that one person's trash is another person's treasure, a Dunedin woman has furnished her home with free and thrifted pieces. Kim Dungey reports.
Comforting food for winter
Comforting food for winter
As the days get chilly, there's plenty of delicious recipes to make and enjoy in our Fresh Winter Edition.
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Heartfelt kai
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Heartfelt kai
As the winter stars rise once again, we honour Matariki.
About both journey, destination
About both journey, destination
While Japan welcomed an incredible 37 million international visitors last year, there are still parts of the country that host few foreign tourists and don’t seem to have changed much in the past few decades, Queenstown travel writer Craig McLachlan finds.
