Daumavia Herewini always knew she’d reach her goals despite an incredibly challenging upbringing. Now with the unwavering support of New Zealand Skills and Edu...
MAINZ (Music and Audio Institute of NZ) has forged a first-rate reputation for its quality programmes covering all aspects of the music industry, where student...
Imagine if there was an online platform where all you had to do when moving house, flat or any abode, is fill in your details only once and you were sent multiple quotes within minutes across a number of moving companies?
Alex recently returned from a holiday in South America. When asked what the highlight of his trip was, the Inca Quarry Trail was up there with one of the best things he did during his time away
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.
A career where you’re not bound to a desk, leading expeditions to places full of adventure, surrounded by stunning scenery. While it might sound like something from a storybook, this is a reality for many professional outdoor instructors.
Thinking of taking the plunge and going on a solo adventure? You might want to check out Lonely Planet's guide: The Solo Travel Handbook. ALEX SAIFITI reviews.
Can't go without your morning coffee? Become even more of a coffee buff who knows their fika from their flat white. LAURA SOMERSET teaches us about the fascinating coffee cultures around the world.
Before you dash off to see the sights overseas, don't forget that we have our fair share as well! DANA TETENBURG reports on five awesome, but often-forgotten, destinations right here in Aotearoa.
It's normal to be nervous when you find yourself somewhere new, where everybody else already knows each other. Here are some top tips from Attitude NZ to leave the nerves behind and rock the 'new person' gig!
The Festival of the Future is a chance for young Kiwis to talk about the issues that really matter. MARIA JI got in touch with four speakers from the Festival.
