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Kim Knight meets the widow of the controversial painter who refused to starve in a garret.

It's not just who you are, who you know is just as important, discovers Paul Little.

Three new smoky, peppery scents - one for him, one for her and one for the home.

Nice to meet you, Hugo and soon we'll be back.

A top-end-of-town cafe is nudging its way up in the brunch market.

Megan Nicol opens up about her moods.

Ruth Spencer offers five techniques to trigger that memory.

Hilary Stichbury meets the powerhouse behind one of New Zealand's best-known brands.

We call the grape a different name to our neighbours across the ditch, but why?

Lighten up for spring. These fresh, sun-kissed tones provide a sense of serenity.

No more bad hair stress.

The creme de la creme of waterfront eating - and service.

Great spot for coffee and bakery has its limitations.

Monique Roffey decided to explore her erotic needs after her celibate relationship ended.

Lucy Corry investigates text etiquette.

Greg Bruce took a day of sampling food and beverages it in his stride.

Canvas talks to the young Kiwi mothers who have grown up with their children.

Finding whiskers in weird places on your face? Fret not. Sip and forget the horror.

Nail fungus? Bad breath? No need to hide ...

Designer Liz Mitchell, 61, recalls a helter-skelter year.

Fresh spring suiting makes a convincing case for a polished approach to the new season.

Sharon Stephenson asks seven Kiwis about their lucky clothes.

Mediterranean-style eatery ticks the boxes.

It may sound like a glamorous gig but sometimes the job is anything but.

A kaleidoscope menu reflects its surroundings.

Are some decades just better at fashion than others, asks Lisa Armstrong.

When Megan Nicol Reed turned 40, she thought she'd sorted out her wardrobe for good.

Being bold has its dangers.

I am unashamedly a merlotphile.