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Sarah Daniell
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Sarah Daniell stays at Moxy Chelsea, a new micro-hotel in the heart of Manhattan.
Clarke Gayford talks with Sarah Daniell on the eve of narrating APO's Planet Earth II.
Sarah Daniell enjoys the magnificent view with a drink at New York's highest rooftop bar.
We sent postcard to high-profile women around the world, this is we got in return.
Sarah Daniell and her whānau step out amid the glories of the North.
Jose Barbosa from Spinoff TV talks TV, middle New Zealand, and food with Sarah Daniell.
Would you like cheese with your brunch? No problem.
Animal fans, meet kittens and geckos, guinea pig YouTubers and the first fishteen.
Chef and TV star Rick Stein talks with Sarah Daniell about his love of Mexico.
Nic Sampson's new show is about fearing the consequences of not forwarding chain mail.
You'd be mad to miss this busy cafe where culture and flavours collide.
Actor Tom Sainsbury has Simon and Paula down pat. Watch out Jacinda, you're next.
Sarah Daniell checks into the Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge.
We finds the bits, connect the dots, and unlock the locks at Escape Hunt Auckland.
All hail the fourth member of the fourth generation Land Rover family.
"Would you be interested in driving the funky small SUV — the C-HR?"
If you can't physically get to Mexico this weekend, a Mt Albert cantina will help.
In a city awash with black SUVs the Miami Blue Porsche Cayman 718 S is a total blast.
Stevie Nicks talks with us on the eve of her New Zealand tour with The Pretenders.
Sarah Daniell rediscovers her sense of childish wonder on two wheels.
It's not a car. It's not a plane, though it does feel like you're flying.
Gypsy wedding dress designer Sondra Celli says there is no such thing as 'too big'.
This is a hatchback slash SUV. It's small, yet it walks tall.
A top-end-of-town cafe is nudging its way up in the brunch market.
Randy Fenoli shares his more than 25-year career in the bridal industry.
The only thing I'd do next time is ask for the duck hot and to please add rice.
Sarah Daniell embraces the fear and learns to love stunt driving.
The writing is not on the wall, but all over the car. "Hybrid Mondeo Ford".
Sarah Daniell meets the teen version of Kiwi icon Cheryl West.
Five-star luxury and sustainability can be a winning mix, writes Sarah Daniell.
Here are five great films featuring hotels, that you might also like.
Michael Dorman, the Kiwi-born star, talks to Sarah Daniell about playing a spy.
He talks to Sarah Daniell about the past, the present and a TV drama about himself.
Josh McKenzie, who plays the privileged John Junior in Filthy Rich.
In the latest Westside Shane Cortese plays the father of his original character, Hayden.
Ondi Timoner tells Sarah Daniell what making sustainability sexy on TV is all about.
Tim Batt, comedian, writer, talks to us about his upcoming show, Banter.
Acceptable language has evolved in Shortland Street's 25-year history.
Wallace Chapman tells Sarah Daniell why politicians and TV mix.
Shortland Street script producer tells Sarah Daniell it all starts with words.
Kevin Bacon talks about one of the most complex male characters he has ever played.
In a new series, we ask TV stars 10 questions. This week, actress Nicole Da Silva.
Niki Caro tells a story that fell through the seams of history.
A few words with comedian and self-proclaimed 'interested idiot' Robin Ince.
It's about this time every year, before I set out, that I have to silence the little voice in my head that says, "This is too big
Parnell is enjoying a renaissance thanks to its retailers and galleries, writes Sarah Daniell.
Tippi Hedren, 86, star of The Birds, animal activist, Hollywood legend.
The majesty of the skies above Tekapo is captivating, writes Sarah Daniell.
Three well known New Zealanders talk about their fathers - and being fathers.
Dame Fiona Kidman talks about her new novel A Day at the Movies.
Fresh off the boat from Auckland, Sarah Daniell discovers paradise on Waiheke.
Craig Hall and his wife, actor Sara Wiseman, star in <i>A Place to Call Home</i>, on TV1, 8.30pm, From this Thursday.
Skye Duncan is a Kiwi living in New York as a Global Cities Designer.
My childhood was happy, although not always easy. My parents separated when I was 2 and my mum's parents played a huge role in my upbringing.
1. Of all the high-profile people you've photographed, who least resembles the popular perception of them?
World champion boxer Daniella Smith talks her brother's suicide and how to overcome adversity in and out of the ring.
1. What do you recall about childhood Christmases - was it defined by rampant consumerism as it seems to be now?
Artist Stephen Martyn Welch this year won the Adam Portraiture Award for his self-portrait, he raised $75,000 for Starship hospital in an auction of his works and his TV show, The Sitting, was nominated in the Television Awards.
What would Selwyn Toogood make of Maori Television's rendering of It's in the Bag?
Patrick Gower starts as TV3's political editor on Monday. Earlier this month, TV3's Duncan Garner and Gower, as his deputy, won best news report at the NZ Television Awards for their coverage of the teapot tapes story.
Australian comedian Heath Franklin - aka Chopper - regularly crosses the Tasman to appear on the TV show 7 Days.