7 Days stars share Maori New Year resolutions

The 7 Days team are heading to Whangarei to film their Matariki special. Photo / Doug Sherring

Broke your New Year's resolution before 2015 reached its midway point?

Well relax, you're definitely not alone and this month is the perfect time to take action.

Matariki - the Maori New Year which is being celebrated nationwide in June - is a great way to renew best-intentioned vows.

Hit TV3 show 7 Days heads to Whangarei next week to film its Matariki special, with the comedians behind the show's side-splitting humour taking time out before hitting the road to share with the Herald on Sunday their own mid-New Year resolutions.

Paul Ego

• Remember my wedding anniversary in February (apparently it's an annual thing)
Half run a half marathon (if driving it isn't an option).

Urzila Carlson

•Trying to avoid eating every single chocolate that rolls off the production line at Whittaker's

•Recycling more, putting the effort in to separate everything and see how we can reduce and re-use where possible. We are going green! (Well greener than we have been ... which is not a strong argument but we are giving it a go)

Jeremy Elwood

•Write a joke about Quinoa

•Find out how to pronounce 'Quinoa'

Dai Henwood

•Not to do the Matariki Festival show in Whangarei because I will be at State Of Origin in Melbourne

•Memorise all the scripts in the Fast & Furious franchise

•Watch the Warriors win the NRL Grand Final

Jeremy Corbett

•To maintain at least one article of clothing child-stain-free

•To complete Dry 1st of July

•To master European beard maintenance

Ben Hurley

•Climb every Mountain

•Ford every stream

•Follow every Rainbow

•Move in with the family of an Austrian widower and bring his household to life again with music and laughter

Tom Furniss

•To try get on TV3's hit new show, Road Cops

•Have a pash with Caitlyn Jenner

•To take up smoking, then spend the rest of my life at New Year's Eves promising to give it up

•Find out once and for all just what 'ecoya' is

Josh Thomson

•Try to figure out where my pants are

•Get heaps better at sexual intercourse. Currently it's passable, but I've seen some very adventurous stuff on the internet

•Learn how to play Careless Whisper on the saxophone (this may help the aforementioned sexual intercourse issue)

The 7 Days Matariki special will broadcast on Friday, at 9.30pm, on TV3