Treading Lightly: doing our bit for the future
We talk to people who are actively working to do good – for communities, for the environment, for the future...
Q&A with Vanisa Dhiru
Elisabeth Easther talks to Vanisa Dhiru, an equity and human rights advocate about unconscious bias.
Q&A with Kathleen Drumm
In charge of what must surely be the country’s most exciting cultural project is Kathleen Drumm, Chief Executive of the Hundertwasser Art Centre and Wairau Māori Art Gallery, opening in Whangārei at the end of this year.
Welcome home! Returning Kiwis share why they're back
When the chips are down, you go home. That’s what happened last year, when thousands of New Zealanders returned, many of them permanently, in a very understandable response to the global pandemic.
Anything's possible
Schemes to support new businesses and new careers, spaces to learn new skills, lessons and insights from entrepreneurs pivoting in times of upheaval – this feature focuses on opportunity.
Q&A with Sarah Colcord
When Sarah Colcord created the New Zealand Made Products Facebook page in her South Auckland bedroom during the nationwide lockdown, she presented businesses and individuals with an opportunity to not only survive, but to thrive.
Q&A with Doug Avery
Aka The Resilient Farmer
Country Side: Celebrating Rural New Zealand
If we don’t live there, we at least drive through it all the time.
Q&A with Lisa Murray
Keen paddle boarder, ocean swimmer and Head of Weather Communications at MetService, Lisa Murray, is looking forward to the good old Kiwi summer. She shares what’s forecast.
Broaden your horizons
How can you get more from travelling? We put that question to the test and discovered that digging deeper and gaining more from New Zealand experiences is relatively easy. Join a guided tour, take time to research, be interested in new things; however you add a layer to your adventures, it will be worth the effort. Open your mind to new possibilities – that’s what travel is good for.