Life And Society

Is your microwave getting a little crusty? Here are some quick and easy tips.

Ian Jones has spent 11 years turning his backyard into a miniature railway, complete with tunnels, bridges and over 300 metres of track.

What's the difference between supermarket meats and what the butcher sells? How do I understand the ingredients?

For couples who have been struggling for months, the holiday can force people to confront questions they may have been postponing, like 'are we happy?'

Why some parents say delaying the start of school - and what the evidence says.

There are known reasons why this apparent toilet inequity occurs - and experts say - known solutions.

They may not be a matter of life and death, but knowing how to remove a splinter correctly can relieve someone from ongoing pain or subsequent complications.

The Grammy Award-winning singer uses his music to uplift his culture and protest colonisation.

Kids learn from their parents' reactions whether feeling pain can be safe or is always a disaster.

Crafters are carving out space offline, allowing them to let off steam, slow down, make friends. It's even becoming a social movement.

Before you spit in the tube, there are some important things to consider.

Every Waitangi weekend, Māori and Pakehā come together at the popular Lake Rotoiti Wooden and Classic Boat Parade.

Some wore cowboy hats and sparkly clothes that paid tribute to headliner Chappell Roan, but almost all had borrowed, thrifted or made their outfits.