Not too hot to handle
Peppers can be mild or super spicy. And as Justin Newcombe discovered they can also be a whole lot of fun.
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Interiors: Slow progress proves worth the effort
Renovating a Devonport villa has been a labour of love over 17 years.
Get the boot in for fast fitness
Diana Clement donned military-style attire, rising at the crack of dawn to give the latest fitness craze a go.
Student party has top principal concerned
The principal of NZ's largest school is worried about a North Shore student party being organised on Facebook.
Police urged to keep eye on Facebook for party tip-offs
North Shore residents are calling on police to monitor social media sites to shut down youth beach parties before they get out of control.
<i>Gill South</i>: Massage to rock your world
Gill South eases aching bones with a hot stone massage.
Weekend leisure: Wrapping things up
With the festive season approaching, Catherine Smith finds there is more than one way to present a present.
Baker should leave prison only in coffin - victim's father
George Baker is an evil man and should only be let out of prison in a coffin, says the father of the teenager he killed four years ago.
<i>Pinot Plus</i>, Takapuna
Attentive staff help make a success of this Shore wine bar, writes John Gardner.
It pays to supplement lifestyles
Adding fish oil and vitamins to your diet is a key to health, finds Gill South.
Beauty: Counter culture
Topshop's new affordable and on-trend makeup line will soon be stocked in New Zealand at Takapuna's The Department Store.
Auckland: Beauty on our doorstep
There are many parts of Auckland worth exploring at sea level, discovers Kirsten Warner.
Former All Black faked ACC invoices
A former All Black, now a chiropractor, has been convicted for fraudulently billing ACC for treatment sessions his clients never received.