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Samantha Motion: 10 really good things from 2020
Opinion: Okay, a lot of bad stuff has happened. But let's take a little break from that.
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10 Questions with the Phoenix Foundation
What if the Beatles were even better, had lots of synths and ate more pastries?
Manzilians and bro-tox: Hot new trends in male grooming
It's not just women these days who are feeling the pressure to hone their appearance.
Bay pie legend now king of the sausage roll
Judges were looking for a traditional sausage roll of specific weight and length.
Travel, Mike Yardley: A mystical trip to Te Urewera
Mike Yardley ventures deep into the mystical heart of Te Urewera
Much to love, plenty to do in Tauranga
Mike Yardley returns to Tauranga after 25 years and finds it's still a great city
Travel, Mike Yardley: It's a land of plenty
Despite a tragic eruption, Mike Yardley finds lots to do in the Eastern Bay of Plenty
Lotto explainer - NZ's biggest wins
What are your chances of actually winning the big one? Video / NZ Herald
The South Island sounds like perfection
Mike Yardley discovers why Queen Charlotte Sound was Captain Cook's favourite place
'I think it's time': Stan Walker opens up about abusive childhood
After surviving cancer, Stan Walker is ready to share harrowing details of his childhood.
The ultimate event for women is back this October
The best of local companies will be exhibiting at the Tauranga Women's Lifestyle Expo.
'Punk will always exist, no matter what's happening'
"Not everything in the world needs to be taken too seriously."
How marine science fufilled a yearning for 'Māoriness'
"The ocean helped me to find what I was looking for."
Stephanie Worsop: Social media and the guilty parent
COMMENT: When picture-perfect 'mummy influencers' make you question your own abilities.
Work-life balance? 'It's all life', experts say
How can Kiwis achieve happiness in both work and life?
Out of my tree in Rotorua
From forest canopy walks to thrill-a-minute mountain biking, Mike Yardley loves Rotorua.
'I was miserable': How one woman lost 52kg in two years
Julia Skudder had to take control of her life - but how did she do it?
Mike Yardley pays a flying visit into wine country
Mike Yardley is as impressed by Blenheim's wine country as he is by the war plane exhibits
Stephanie Worsop: Why can't I commit to a hobby?
COMMENT: When you have so many interests, it can be hard to settle on one.
Comment: 'A body is more than what it looks like, it's what it can achieve'
Comment: I don't workout to lose weight, I workout so my body is capable of great things.
Instagram versus reality: How girls can feel body confident
Body insecurities can flow into feelings of worthlessness and unlovability, say experts.
Weddings or divorce? Love after lockdown trend revealed
A spike across the board has lawyers coping with a backlog in the Bay of Plenty.
Finn-fan looks back at 40+ years of a musical dynasty
Te Awamutu Courier editor nostalgic over 40th anniversary of True Colours album.
Val Adams never had a Barbie growing up. Now she's become one
The Olympic champion has been immortalised as an official Barbie Role Model for 2020.
Top Kiwi bands in One Love Festival line-up
There will be a clear Kiwi flavour at next year's One Love.
Revealed: The recipe for the perfect summer anthem
Kiwi band have come out of lockdown firing, with new music and a new tour.
The renegade and the party girl get hitched
Justine Tyerman asks, is ménage à trois to follow the union of two well-known identities?
KiwiSaver, Shelley Hanna: Timing matters for payments
For simplicity many people round down to $20 per week
Money, Jeremy Tauri: Did you meet the wage subsidy criteria?
MSD is running random and targeted audits