Let Singapore sprinkle its stardust on you, writes Mike Yardley.

Looking back on a golden year for Kiwi music.

Found in central Whangārei with a broken leg, a friendly little turtle has a new home.

Yoga gives us the tools to deal with challenging and stressful times in life.

A river cruise on the Rhine is a scenically blessed revelation, writes Mike Yardley.

Jamie McDell's been very busy lately, but has still managed to release a new album & tour.

The superstar chef's visit to New Zealand included one very dramatic moment.

The rules of clean eating must be kept simple - structure and flexibility are the key.

Toby Woollaston looks at the latest installment of the Ocean's franchise, Ocean's 8.

The Bookshop is certainly no page-turner, but is engaging enough, writes Toby Woollaston.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra fourth album Sex & Food is a little limp, says Sam Olley.

Barry Carpenter's mantra — "children learn when they are engaged".

Ancient fossilised teeth include those from a mammoth, ichthyosaur and megalodon.

When we're optimistic, we enjoy healthier lives, says fitness centre co-owner.

Writing her own death notice tickled Noni Kenny's "naughty" sense of fun.

Mike Yardley takes on the food markets of Seattle.

Charlotte Carter discovers the new age of the GC; great food, culture and accessibility.

Elaine Sutherland will spend as much time travelling as she will on the ground.

Bob Dylan is returning to NZ with all the hits from his massive six-decade catalogue.

Tami Neilson shows real soul in her latest album Sassafrass.

The "Amazon Effect" is never far from local conversations in Seattle, says Mike Yardley.

Laurilee McMichael takes on the Great Lakes Trail with her family.

Every bit of food we waste, we now write on the kitchen blackboard.

Ella Bayes is celebrating her 104th birthday in unique style.

Your mind is like a wild horse that needs to be tamed and trained.

More than 23,000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with cancer every year.

Mr Stein Goes Online was not as good as expected, for Toby Woolaston.

Mike Yardley has taken to the streets in Portland to take in the eclectic neighbourhoods.

My upbringing suggested mathematics was accessible only to the male mind. Clearly wrong.

News and new music from Louis Baker, Ha the Unclear and The Slacks.