We asked two top NZ models to keep an iPhone-photo-fashion-week-diary to show us exactly what goes on over that busy period. Here are the results.

You don't need to know anything about nutrition to eat healthy, writes Dave Shaw. I'm reminded of this every time I visit my friend's family farm in Ararua, just north of Auckland.

The best part about fashion week (for me, anyway) is that there's always something to see.

Your eyes seem to lock, you just about finish one another's sentences, you feel a surge of soulmate recognition - then bam, date’s over, and you’re back home.

People all across the globe erupted into fawning fits of hyperbole when the latest family photograph of the Cambridges (William, Kate, baby George and dog Lupo) at their Kensington Palace apartment was released.

From the perspective of a bona-fide New Zealand monarchist, the Cambridges are more relevant to New Zealand today than Royals have been for decades.

To honour the arrival of the Royals, blogger Sally Hibbard exposes five animal fun facts linked to the monarchy.

What are our worst eating habits? Health expert Dave Shaw shares some you may not have considered.

I’ve been with my wife for 23 years, married for 20 of them. We get along fine, but I don’t think I find her attractive anymore.

Selfies are daily expressions for many. So what does the modern generation do when we start feeling a little bit sexy? Take a selfie, of course.

Arriving with an entourage of 11 helpers at the reported cost of $1 million a day, is the royal visit worth it?

Winter does hold some challenges to maintaining a healthy weight. Here are some of the most common and how to overcome them.

Chores are not chores, Greg Dixon writes, they are opportunities to find inner peace.

You remember the cliché about "kicking the cat" after a bad day? I think sometimes we might be kinder to our animals than we sometimes are to our partners.

If it sometimes feels as if we spend our entire lives in the pursuit of either earning money or spending money.

Not since the 1970s have beards on men been so popular. They're prevailing everywhere, observes Lee Suckling.

The real estate industry is sometimes viewed with suspicion - no doubt because some of its entrenched processes appear to essentially betray the interests of the vendor.

Our desire for salty food is at odds with our health, writes Dave Shaw. It’s the spinoff from a dietary preference in the stone age era, clashing with the modern day food industry.

Our generation has accepted obsessive-compulsive tendencies as part of modern life. Lee Suckling explains.

It's time to reclaim periods as a healthy, normal part of life. There's nothing shameful about them, Shelley Bridgeman writes.

There is no such thing as "superfoods", only "super-diets", writes Dave Shaw.

"Spending the Kids' Inheritance" - or SKIing as it is sometimes called - is an increasingly popular phenomenon.

While bar-side identification was once as simple as "Definitely Straight", "Metro", and "Definitely Gay", we now have dozens of sub-cultures to wade through.

Traffic wardens aren't the only misunderstood service provider, Shelley Bridgeman reveals other jobs that cop their fair share of hostility.

My boyfriend and I have been together for about five years now. All of our friends are moving forward – getting married, buying houses – but we aren’t making any progress.

Shelley Bridgeman responds to reader comments about restaurant gripes.

It's normal for dogs to express themselves through barking, but what happens when it becomes a problem?

It seems alcohol should be avoided when in possession of an unwarranted feeling of superiority, Shelley Bridgeman explains.