Linden Leaves, in partnership with Good magazine and The Sisters Wines, invite you to join their last wellbeing series event in Auckland on 19 October 2019. There’s nothing quite like taking some quality time out for yourself to be nourished – mind, body and soul –
To parents with young children, nappies are an everyday necessity, but what cost do disposable nappies have on the environment? Words Emily Bell Single-use disposable nappies are said to take hundreds of years to decompose and in order to preserve the environment, reducing waste to landfill is more crucial than
IdealCup owners Steph and Nick Fry started CupCycling in Motueka, Nelson Tasman in 2017 and it has since spread nationwide. Words Emily Wilton In 2008 Kiwi coffee company Celcius Coffee underwent a waste audit which showed that the main source of their landfill waste was disposable cups.
Dedication and love is what it takes to clean up NZ streets says everyday hero Alysha Johnson. By Makayla Wallace-Tidd The 21 year old earth science student from Auckland has challenged herself to pick up 100,000 pieces of rubbish in 2019. “I realised that being a part of the
Giving blood, if you’re able to, is something that can truly save lives. On World Blood Donor Day (14 June), learn about Annabelle Fawcett’s experience of donating blood over the last 35 years, and discover the top five female donors in Auckland. Words Lara Wyatt When Annabelle
Since its inception, Nature Baby have been pioneers in organic clothing and ethical production, tracing the journey from cotton planting to garment delivery. Words Lara Wyatt. Photography Bridget Webber It was a fortuitous interaction that saw Nature Baby discover the cotton supplier they work with today. After
Take the tricky logistics out of your food donations with The Foodbank Project. Words Lara Wyatt Something that’s very important when donating items to food banks and vulnerable people is to ensure you’re donating quality items that they either want or need. Sometimes it’s hard to find
Don’t worry about the weather, head along to MOTAT and warm your belly with a delicious dinner from a range of food trucks. Words Lara Wyatt Over the weekend of Friday 7 June - Sunday 9 June 2019, MOTAT, in partnership with Auckland Food Truck Collective, will be
World Oceans Day (8 June) is a day to remember the importance of the ocean for our planet’s survival. It’s a source that feeds us and it’s essential to look after it sustainably. We spoke with Anne-Marie Friis of Ōra King Salmon about how they
