For the second article of the Out and Proud series, Tearaway investigates LGBT+ New Zealanders who we can all look up to. Made with support from Rainbow Youth!
HANNAH POWELL is not a cynic, she's an avid romantic, and loves the idea of love and everything that comes with it. However, a wise woman once told her that you must learn to be your own companion. So, this Valentine’s Day, Hannah shares her ideas on how you can take yourself on a date.
Ever had trouble wondering how to support a friend who has just come out? Azaria helps you out with tips and advice on the best way to support your friend. Out & Proud is a series supported by RainbowYOUTH.
#MeToo is undeniably opening the door for women to share their personal stories of sexual harassment and assault. But is it only doing so for a select group of women? Our Editor, Nidha Khan, talks to Mengzhu Fu from Shakti about the 'double-silencing' migrant women of colour face and the biggest challenge that Shakti is currently grappling with.
HAZEL REID chats to Ellice Ball, one of the organisers of the upcoming Pink Star Walks to raise money for Breast Cancer Foundation. Read on to find out more about the events and how you can join in!
The Second Law of Thermodynamics basically says that anything will usually try to become the most it can be. The Second Law also says that the amount of chaos can never decrease. MACKENZIE STEELE describes her learnings not only in chemistry, but anxiety.
Whitecoat is an online platform empowering patients to make informed choices about their healthcare. It's newly available in New Zealand, and MAY LIN TYE caught up with CEO Matthew Donnellan.
Oh Natural, a New Zealand based company, flaunts a large selection of “exceptional cruelty-free, completely natural beauty, wellness, and lifestyle goodies”. They have over 90 brands on their website and we tried out a few of their goodies.
Saving money, saving the environment, and breaking boundaries of things once taboo. What’s not to love? Wā Collective, a New Zealand social enterprise founded in 2017, is doing all three things at once. Our Maverick, JOANNA LI, caught up with founder Olie Body over tea and jaffa hot chocolate to chat about how a grassroots Wellington enterprise is creating change, one menstrual cup at a time.
