Q&A with Tim Meldrum
Emirates Team New Zealand designer, Tim Meldrum, is one of the very clever minds behind the innovative and state-of-the-art boat that will race for the 2021 America’s Cup.
He shares how technology has revolutionised the sport.
New Zealand's future: What's in store for tomorrow?
We look at a few changes coming our way.
Q&A with Claire Szabo
Habitat for Humanity New Zealand Chief Executive, Claire Szabo, sheds light on the importance of a healthy, happy home.
Come on in! A look inside the New Zealand home
What does home mean to you? We meet some New Zealanders who generously opened their homes to us, revealing a huge range of what ‘home’ means to people – and why it matters to all of them.
Q&A with trail runner Mal Law
Wānaka-based Mal Law woke one morning and made it his mission to be anything but ordinary.
Push the limits
Go on, take a risk! Throw yourself off a zipline platform, leap out of a plane, ride a horse to see the view or dive into the blue. New Zealand is well known for its high-action tourist attractions; thousands of people from around the globe come here seeking thrills. But pushing the limit of your usual comfort zone needn’t involve fear. A multi-day hike, a kayak adventure on the Waitematā Harbour, or experiencing an event for the first time might also fit the description.
Here’s a selection to inspire your summer planning.
Q&A with Claire Conza
Founder of Make Give Live, Claire Conza, is spreading warm fuzzies, one beanie at a time.
Staying on the sunny side
Life hacks for winter - how to get through the colder months.
Q&A with Derek Handley
AA Directions magazine speaks with entrepreneur, Derek Handley, about the importance of connecting with our communities.
We can be heroes
Solving problems is a big part of how we operate every day. Mostly, we barely notice that we’re even facing a problem – we just go ahead and tackle it, without missing a beat. At other times, of course, they are more challenging. Some problems need an inventive, resourceful approach.
Here, we talk to some inspiring Kiwis who found creative solutions to tricky challenges. To a degree, they’re heroes.