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Going keto: Why we're sticking with low-carb lifestyle
OPINION: "We don't feel deprived and we enjoy good, tasty food."
French for Rabbits and the rebirth of dream pop
"I want to see this industry become safer and more inclusive."
Niko Walters and the power of letting go
How Niko Walter looked within for inspiration for his new album.
Mouse that roared: Meet Kiwi musician Mousey
Singer would love the general public to be more connected to their local NZ music scenes.
Motorcyclist Shane Harnett's death due to another motorist's careless use
Driver, 85, admits careless use causing death of motorcyclist at Ruakaka, last year
Morning star: 10 questions with Don McGlashan
The Kiwi music legend has just released his latest solo album.
VB-drinking rugby fan takes on five Kiwi craft breweries
Kevin Holmes usually only drinks VB. How will he get on with a series of craft beers?
Okoroire Hot Springs Hotel will again host summer music festival
That Weekend festival is set to rock the South Waikato District in January.
How COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines Work
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Kim Gillespie: So, the record got its groove back
OPINION: We've come full circle when it comes to music.
How to get body confident as summer approaches
Local professionals give tips for ways to manage weight and habits over the silly season.
Aw B 'simply loves a banger'
"I'm lucky to still have a job in this industry and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else."
New festival like Beach Hop, but for motorbikes
Beach Hop legend Noddy Watts has launched two new festivals dedicated to motors and music
Council's Zoom meeting goes viral as workers around the world pretend they're in it
"My wife asked why the person speaking has an accent…I'm in US," wrote one fan.
Montell2099: From the bedroom to the world
Montell2099 finds a lot of joy in playing festivals he used to attend when he was younger.
'This pandemic has squeezed the private right out of us': Urzila Carlson ponders oversharing
Carlson tackles the topic of oversharing on social media in her new show It's Personal.
The Beths: Live and loud despite the pandemic
"[Covid] changed the plans...We were lucky to be able to focus more deeply on touring NZ."
Te Awamutu and Kihikihi set to expand rapidly over next 20 years
Aim is for a range of housing options with great community facilities and services.
Sulfate Q&A: Why 'Godzone' name's not fit for purpose
"The border closure let us reflect and think ... about how we behave and operate as NZers"
Te Huia exceeds 11,000 passengers in just over three months
Train to Auckland proving extremely popular with families in school holidays.
Te Aroha Domain House gets a new life supporting mineral spas
The massage and beauty arm will move into Domain House to meet increasing demand.
Pickle Darling: 'Most bedroom pop artists make lockdown albums by default'
From Pickle Darling's bedroom to the nation's venues - they're off on a cosmic journey.
Home, James: A modern balladeer returns to NZ
Graeme James on the challenge of releasing 24 songs over the course of a year.
Lifestyle news around NZ
'What if this is my destiny?' Children of Alzheimer's patients sometimes fear future
New York Times: Watching a loved one's decline can stoke personal concerns.
Manager's heartless text that made barista quit
A barista has shared the text she received from her boss which made her quit immediately.
'People think he's my dad': Kiwi model defends 35-year age gap romance
She says he intellectually challenges her, he says he loves her "free spirit".
Grants help boost economy, create jobs
Funding will give marine farmers more confidence to invest in their growth and operations.
Datsuns are back: 'We're gonna need a bigger tent!'
The Datsuns are back! We catch up with drummer Ben Cole to find out where they've been.
Louis Baker - 'I want to make people feel less alone'
Aotearoa neo-soul star Louis Baker on the personal story behind his new music.
Grand master has dedicated his life to tae kwon do - and he is still learning
John Feast is the head of four Tae Kwon Do schools in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
When a casual hobby becomes your life
Motorbike buff Ken McGeady has a powerful passion - restoring classic and rare motorbikes.
PM and MPs celebrate new Te Huia train service
The Te Huia commuter rail service has been officially launched and it starts on April 6.
Alert level changes postpone and cancel events
Lots of event organisers are forced to postpone or cancel events planned for this weekend.
Plenty of sex and realism in Ruapehu author's latest book
The 72-year-old has plenty to draw upon - farming, journalism, politics and more.
Wax Mustang: Great music impossible to make without simple things in life
Meet the "six-foot stallion" promising to wow the sold out Rhythm & Alps crowd.
Back to the future with musician Miles Calder
With a new band and new sound, Miles Calder takes us back to how it was.
'There's only one band that sounds like us': Black Seeds are back
How the Black Seeds coped with 2020 and came up with new music.
Food for the soul: Warren Maxwell on Trinity Roots' return
Warren Maxwell on the appeal of the Kiwi summer and what his ultimate gig would be like.