On Saturday 14 August we launched the upgraded version of the Weekend Herald. It has been redesigned throughout and packed with new personalities and features - including a magazine dedicated to helping you make the most of your leisure time.
Weekend
Weekend magazine is your new, indispensable guide to
make the most of your weekend. Combining the best of TimeOut, with a new section called Life, Weekend is full of ideas of things to do and places to go, plus inspiration for cooks and gardeners.
Weekend features:
- World renowned Kiwi chef Peter Gordon answers readers' cooking questions,
- Drinks expert Don Kavanagh shares his witty assessments of his favourite tipples
- Landscape gardener Justin Newcombe leads us step by step through an outdoor DIY project each week, and gives us tips for gorgeous and productive gardens.
PLUS the destinations segment offers ideas for outings, daytrips and weekenders within easy reach of Auckland. Personal Shopper has inspired gift ideas for women, men and children. Fit & Well takes a fun approach to fitness and feeling good in your day to day life. And each weekend we'll celebrate a different Auckland suburb, finding its hidden treasures by talking to people who live there.
Bright, lively and easy to use, Weekend will be your handbook for a full and fun two days.
Weekend Herald
Award-winning writers investigate current issues, explore emerging trends, lift the lid on scandals, profile newsmakers and bring you astute commentary in a new brilliant looking paper.
Section A refocuses on people, place and passion. Divided between national news and Review you will find thought-provoking views from columnists John Roughan and Fran O'Sullivan, insight from top political correspondent John Armstrong, plus a new consumer column by Wendyl Nissen. And interviewer Michele Hewitson brings her distinctive style to her lively encounters with interesting people.
World
By popular demand, World news and features front Section B with independent reporting from the Herald's Australia correspondent Greg Ansley. Plus Billy Adams and Kathy Marks in Sydney, Catherine Field in Paris, Nick Squires in Rome, Simon Scott in Tokyo, Jonathan Franklin in San Francisco, Rahul Bedi in Delhi and our roving reporter Peter Bills. So relax and enjoy looking out into and thinking of the world around us from our new look World section.
Arts
The arts section follows World and expands to include more international coverage as well as reflecting the rich diversity of the arts in our region. New features include a column by Janet McAllister on arts issues.
Sport
On the back of Section B Sports focuses on the people behind the news, providing analysis and comment on the big issues of the week and providing insights into the main sporting events of the weekend. A new special events and sport on television feature will highlight where and when you can get your sporting fix!
A new sports page, Action Weekend, is dedicated to adventure and participation sports: duathlons, marathons, ocean swimming, orienteering and multisports.
Business
Business is packed with informative reading for mum and dad investors and now includes World of Business, a page of the biggest and most interesting financial stories from around the globe.
The Money section is expanded with popular columnist Diana Clement joining Mary Holm to contribute weekly on the financial issues facing real people and their families. They will be backed up by Brent Sheather and new columnist Cameron Watson of ABN Amro on alternate weeks.
Canvas
The glossy magazine for an entertaining and leisurely read each weekend, with in-depth features from top writers, award-winning fashion pages. On Saturday we profile hot young actress Rose McIver, star of New Zealand's next big film, Predicament and show off some of the best in world press photography.
Heraldhomes
New Zealand's biggest newspaper real estate section, with more than 1700 ads across 56 pages and inside features on interesting properties and advice for buyers and sellers.
Plus all your regular commercial sections:
- Commercial Property
- Family Notices
- Herald Cars
- Herald Jobs
- Marine
On Saturday 14 August we launched the upgraded version of the Weekend Herald. It has been redesigned throughout and packed with new personalities and features - including a magazine dedicated to helping you make the most of your leisure time.
Weekend
Weekend magazine is your new, indispensable guide to
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