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<i>Shelley Bridgeman:</i> Preparing for a post-oil world
Transition Towns - communities readying themselves for a post-petroleum world - are quietly popping up in New Zealand suburbs.
Retail therapy: Young and eager
It's hard to be a young designer in New Zealand right now, but the Westpac Young Fashion Designer competition is looking to help out those who are starting out in the industry.
Laurel Devenie: Climbing life's ladders
Actor Laurel Devenie inhabits the world of one of New Zealand's earliest female pioneers in a play inspired by her memoirs. Dionne Christian reports.
Not just for kids: Find a fitness playground near you
Parks aren't just for the children, with many offering exercise equipment to keep all ages happy, writes Susan Edmunds.
Light years ahead in Stanley Point
Eco-designed and spacious, this Master Builders gold medal winner stands out.
Sharpen up in the kitchen
Expand your culinary boundaries with two exciting new cooking classes.
At home: A passion for pottery
A shining star of Moorcroft Pottery's design team visits New Zealand this week.
Interiors: A redesign for the long haul
When doing up their home, Justine Verrall and Logan Granger had their minds on the future.
Time for brunch at 10 of the best
Libby Nicholson-Moon finds 10 of the best cafes for Sunday brunch.
History in the making in Takapuna
An award-winning revamp has enhanced the charm of this 1920s classic.
Fatal crash driver found insane
The driver of a Jeep who told police "I am God" after ramming into a police car and causing a fatal eight-car pile-up on Auckland's North Shore has been found not guilty by way of insanity.
<i>Pickles on Apollo</i>, Mairangi Bay
We came here because we wanted somewhere we knew would have good food and good ambience. We had been here before and enjoyed it.
Interiors: A house with history
An Auckland couple respect the heritage of their 1950s home.
Caffeine hit: Bungalo
It seems Birkenhead is spoilt for choice when it comes to good coffee.