Festival of Light
A kaleidoscope of colour lights up New Plymouth at the annual TSB Festival of Lights! Illuminate your mind with these glowing art installations in the heart…
World's Fastest Māori
Tutu (noun) someone who touches everything, tries to fix things that aren't broken, break things that aren't broken, pull things apart and can't put them back…
The cost of Christmas
Hey you, put down that plastic reindeer that poops out jelly beans - no one needs it.
Phone Insurance
It was all good when you had your Motorola Razr or your old Corolla, but not having phone or car insurance these days seems a little...…
The Menstrual Cup
Got your flow but still a little hesitant to give the cup a go? Menstrual cups really aren't that scary, plus they're so much better for…
Crete
We visited our friend Crete in beautiful Whirinaki, where she shared her silky smooth melodies, her journey, and her dreams for the future.
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Do you know what is in your tampons and pads?
They're the so-called luxury item most women rely on at least once a month - so don't we deserve to know what goes into our tampons…
Brekfist: Culture
You say culture, we say... ballet? Fashion? Individualism? What exactly is culture anyway? Saraid and Johanna hit the streets to ask what culture means to you.
Issy started a start-up
After coming out of the hospital with just $500 and a fair bit of tenacity, Issy started Auckland Labour Hire. So what's the secret?
Opo the Dolphin
There is one dolphin more famous than them all in Aotearoa... No, not Flipper - it's Opo!
Southland Museum gets technical
When Southland Museum closed there was a public outcry, but these young innovators sought to keep their region's stories on the map. How? With an app!…
Saving the world one toothbrush at a time
Sophie began WYMO (Wash Your Mouth Out) to help combat some of the immense plastic waste we leave around, especially at temporary events like festivals.
Start-ups with Shay
If you're thinking about starting up your own business, Shay lets us in on what to expect, with a few tips and tricks on how to…
Why is it so easy to buy NOS from a dairy in NZ
Nos laughed its way out of fashion in the early 2000s, but price and easy accessibility may mean this hit is becoming à la mode once…
The history of TV in Aotearoa
We may have been a little late to the party, but New Zealand has created some truly iconic television. From pie safety to Paul Holmes, here…
Why is Waitangi so important?
Waitangi Day means many different things to many different New Zealanders. How much do you know about Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its relevance in today's…
The House of COVEN
Meet C O V E N - the collective of artists, friends and immense talent. Harking back to the NYC Ballroom scene, this legendary house aims…
Massage tips from a pro
A massage from Lucy at Nicetouch NZ is a dream, so we wanted to know her secret. She took us inside her studio for expert tips…
Curtis' ultimate nostalgic collection
We have found the epitome of nostalgia, and it's right here in Aotearoa. From every 90s kid - Curtis, we thank you.
The Animal Attic
Do you know what a rat king is? Neither did we, but thanks to Otago Museum's Animal Attic we can't stop picturing this terrifying natural phenomenon…
Undies for your period
There's a new way to go about your day when you're on your period. These 'period undies' from I am Eva are combatting the 'ick' factor…
Hideo Kojima - mysterious figure of the gaming world
The much-awaited Death Stranding has left the gaming world hanging for 3 years. In anticipation of the upcoming release, take a look at its creator, the…
Not a Blanket Approach: Hamish's Story
After reaching his limits with depression, Hamish learnt it's okay to ask for help. Now he's advocating for rural communities to open up, and get rid…
Brekfist: Nostalgia
It was the time of Dirty Dog sunglasses, the Spice Girls, and millions of MIA eyebrows. The 90s gave us so much, so Saraid and Johanna…
Not a Blanket Approach: Norma's Story
When Norma lost her husband, she felt she lost half of herself. As loneliness threatened to creep in, it was her beautiful beach community that helped…
Kowhai Park
Are they the Flintstones or the Flontstines? Whanganui's legendary Kowhai Park raises memories (and so many questions) for generations of Kiwis.
Not a Blanket Approach: The Young Offenders' Stories
Most of Aotearoa's young offenders have experienced some form of family violence, neglect or abuse. We talk to some of the young people in Christchurch Youth…
Not a Blanket Approach: Ari's Story
'I never felt like I belonged, I never felt human.' Her Mum died before Ari got the chance to introduce her true self. Ari shares her…
Not a Blanket Approach: Hannah's Story
When Hannah's sister was killed, it threw her entire world upside down. Grief took its toll, and now Hannah is taking her story and using it…
