If you want to help tackle climate change and don’t know where to begin, Auckland Climate Festival is the perfect place to begin. Currently, in full swing with events running until September 29, there are more than 150 events covering wai (water), food, fashion, urban environments,
Independent research provides a barometer of how New Zealanders value and perceive the ocean. The ocean is important to us, we’re concerned about ocean health and losing marine life, and most of us want greater ocean protection. These are clear messages coming from fresh, independent research representing
An essential in winter, we look at heating options for your home this season – and how renewable gas could energise the future. A warm home is a healthy home, but it can be costly. In New Zealand, home heating on average accounts for around one-third
Trilogy’s expertise in natural skincare has evolved a lot since its beginnings in 2002, and their signature skin-loving rosehip oil has evolved along the way too. From a single dropper bottle full of liquid gold, fast-forward 21 years a much-loved rosehip oil has set the tone
Business mentor Mel Curwood shares how she coped when life as she knew it spun upside down. Mel Curwood recently came across an online post of a billboard outside a café which read ‘Go home 2023, you’re drunk’ – a fitting phrase that pretty much summed
Step into the lab with Jill Mulvaney and her team to learn the art of aromatic distilling and working with botanicals to produce your own essential oils, hydrosols and botanical spirits. The Alembics Lab is an online learning space created by Jill Mulvaney, founder of Alembics
Fish oil plays a key role in looking after our organ function, eye health, joints and mobility. Is omega-3 part of your daily routine? It’s a supplement that has well-established cardiovascular benefits, and may even have neuroprotective effects and improve cognitive function – especially if the
In a world where fast fashion dominates the industry, leaving a significant environmental and social impact, a Kiwi lifestyle fashion brand is celebrating living in harmony with nature, promoting sustainability, quality and ethical practices. Their ethos is clear – quality over quantity, doing right by people
Group photo: From left, Louisa Hawkes from Project Jonah, Wendy Oliver from Honeywrap and Daren Grover from Project Jonah. Honeywrap, a small but mighty Waikato business, is partnering with Project Jonah for the sixth year in a row to raise awareness for Plastic Free July 2023. For every product sold in
Breast Cancer Trials is hosting a free Q&A about ‘Breast Cancer in the Māori, Pasifika, Indigenous Communities’ with a panel event of top breast cancer experts from Australia and New Zealand, plus breast cancer survivors from Aboriginal, Māori and Pasifika communities. The informative live Q&A will
