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Lisa Carrington on marriage, medals and making a boat go fast
At next year's Olympics she'll be 35. Dame Lisa Carrington explains why she keeps going.
Kyle MacDonald: Should you stay in an unhappy marriage for the sake of the kids?
It’s admirable to want to stay for the sake of the kids, but ultimately unhelpful.
I gave ‘sober dating’ a go - here’s what I learnt
Times: Could clear-headed dating be the path to true love? Roisin Kelly finds out.
Ask the experts: Throuple trouble - why won't my partner let me tell friends and family?
Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.
Ethically Kate: How can I guarantee secondhand furniture is good quality?
Buying secondhand can be risky, Kate Hall shares things to look out for to ensure quality
Entrepreneurs Laura Henshaw and Steph Claire Smith on mastering the art of self-confidence
Why you need to be your biggest cheerleader
Sinead Corcoran Dye: 'The pregnancy illness doctors can't cure’
"On a good day I will vomit two to three times. On a bad day it will be upwards of 20."
Sunday Kitchen: Nic Watt + Spiced chicken tacos recipe
Chef and restaurateur Nic Watt prepares an Inca dish for a Sunday supper
Greg Bruce: Why do we love Harry Styles? It’s more complicated than you think
Greg Bruce speaks to experts on what makes us love Harry Styles so much
Ethically Kate: Tips on buying a sustainable car
Kate Hall shares tips on how to buy an electric vehicle
Bedtime stories: How to get your children to go to sleep
Greg Bruce ponders his children’s bedtime routine and dreams of a zombie apocalypse.
Radio star: ‘I was 28, he was 18 when we met … it was such a big deal for people’
Megan and Andrew married in January 2018 and have two children, Bastian and Aiya.
Growing recovery: Gardening post-Cyclone Gabrielle
Expert advice on how to restore your garden following Cyclone Gabrielle
Jazz Thornton: Living with ADHD and the art of looking forward
Jazz Thornton shares her thoughts on life, facing hard times, her proudest moment.
Angela Casley: Last of the summer goodies
A final hurrah for the end of the season's produce
Testing 1,2,3: Auckland Farmers’ Markets
Make picking up your week's produce a fun activity with a trip to a farmers' market
Sunday Kitchen:
Isabel Pasch of Bread & Butter Bakery shares a dessert from her home country of Germany.
Kyle MacDonald: My husband and I sleep in separate rooms, should we be worried?
My friends are horrified and think it is the beginning of the end of our relationship.
I’m angry at my climate-change denier family members
Kyle MacDonald on how to deal with the stress and anxiety caused by the climate crisis.
Kiwi DJ Zeisha Fremaux on living with breast cancer: ‘It’s made me realise how important it is to love people.’
DJ, singer, producer, and full-stack developer, Zeisha Fremaux, shares her life lessons
Ethically Kate: Is it possible to travel sustainably?
Kate Hall explains how you can have an amazing adventure with less impact on the planet
'I knew there would be repercussions': How Shortland Street shaped Sally Martin's life
Sally Martin hasn’t had the easiest time since joining the Street.
Opinion: ‘I know how lucky I am... but so far I hate being pregnant’
"I wish I was a Kardashian so I could afford a surrogate," Sinead Corcoran Dye writes.
Sunday Kitchen: QT Queenstown executive chef Ryan Henley + birria tacos recipe
Ryan Henley, executive chef for QT Queenstown, cooks up some meaty taco deliciousness.
Fresh take: recipes from Norman Musa’s Bowlful cookbook
The fresh and diverse tastes of South East Asia distilled in deliciously simple bowl food
Goodshirt singer Rodney Fisher’s meet-cute: ‘We were pretty much in a relationship straight away.’
Rodney and Hayley Fisher met in 2013 and are both are musicians and creatives.
Kyle MacDonald: I need to go to AA for my drinking, but I’m struggling with the religious aspect of it
If religion isn't your thing, you can still find AA beneficial
Being positive: Greg Bruce on parenting under the influence of Covid
We live in a world in which two sick parents is not an unusual phenomenon
Kiss and tell: Do Kiwis need to speak up about their sex lives?
Experts weigh in on whether Kiwis need to change the dialogue around sex.
Ethically Kate: How can I encourage sustainable practices in my workplace without coming across as an ‘eco-warrior’?
The key areas to address are mobility, office waste, and workplace values
