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North Shore biking can be hilly, but these routes offer well maintained cycleways, pretty parks and places to stop for a swim.

Two wheels, to where? Exploring the North Shore by bike

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What effects will climate change have on inflation, housing and monetary policy?

Jeepers creepers: the climbing cost of climate change compounds

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From 1942-2024, a look at how period care has changed over the ages.

‘Pads as big as surfboards’: Four generations reflect on their first periods

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South of the city is home to some of Auckland's most avid and passionate cyclists, cycling advocates and cycling communities.

Two wheels, to where? Exploring southern Auckland by bike

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In today's online world, personal privacy has become a more complex topic than ever before.

In the internet age, what does privacy mean?

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From the weather to the traffic to the time of day, advertisers are using data to get in front of the right people, more often.

How big data and AI are transforming out-of-home and advertising

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Meet the third director of the world-renowned study that’s helped shape public policy and opinion across the globe over the last 52 years.

A new face and a new phase for the Dunedin Study

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With the launch of the new Taniwha Cycleway in east Auckland, lots of people have been prompted to rediscover cycling.

Two wheels, to where? Exploring eastern Auckland by bike

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These council funded community projects are doing their bit for people and the planet.

Cleaning streams and feeding crowds: the community groups strengthening Auckland

The community organisations strengthening Auckland 

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From apartments to lifestyle blocks, here are the best ways to set up a composting system in the space you have.

How to compost for every living situation

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Professor Jacinta Ruru is set to become Otago University's inaugural deputy vice chancellor Māori. What does she hope to achieve in the position?

Aotearoa’s first ever Māori law professor is making history once again

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Cycling is not just for lycra-clad weekend sprinters. For some, it’s about feeling a connection to the environment in which they live.

Two wheels, to where? Exploring western Auckland by bike

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In the final episode of This is Kiwi, the Olympic gold medallist opens up about the challenges and privileges of leadership.

Sarah Hirini on reflective leadership

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We know inflation hits different people differently, but the stats might surprise you.

Inflation is hurting everyone, but some more than others

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In the latest episode of This is Kiwi, New Zealand's youngest ever Olympic medallist opens up about finding balance as a high performance athlete.

Nico Porteous on the process of performance

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Investors want to know where their money is going – and that’s spurring a new wave of sustainable funds.

A fund for the future: The investment platform targeting climate resilience

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The social media star joins This is Kiwi to talk life as a stay-at-home dad, and pushing back on parenting stereotypes.

Louis Davis on modern fatherhood

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What is National Lamb Day and how should we celebrate it?

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The co-founder of financial education platform Banqer talks about finding her own path to success. 

Kendall Flutey on focusing your ambitions

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The relationship between the people and the environment of Aotearoa is out of balance. Is there a better path forward?

A plan for a flourishing Aotearoa is here

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Emmas Hislop, Sidnam and Wehipeihana discuss what's in a name.

All about Emma: Three writers talk about the name they share in common

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'I looked over and saw Dai Henwood just shaking his head.'

‘The room went dead quiet’: Josh Thomson on his worst 7 Days moment

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When faced with an abundance of radiant, fairly priced produce, I will always buy too much. But I refuse to let anything go to waste.

How to make the most of your market haul

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The Friday Poem: ‘Mitochondrial Problem’ by Evangeline Riddiford Graham

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The Unity Books bestseller chart for the week ending April 18

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The Ministry of Health has delayed the release of its evidence brief on puberty blockers. While we wait, Julia de Bres speaks to those with firsthand experience.

What access to puberty blockers means for trans young people and their whānau

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Barcelona's city streets have gone from traffic-clogged to pedestrian-friendly. How? And why can't we do it here?

How superblocks can help reimagine city life

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Yes, they're better for the environment. No, that's not a good enough reason for me to use them. 

Hear me out: You can shove your reusable period products

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The government's plan to get 50,000 people off jobseeker support by 2030 has had a rocky start.

20,000 more on jobseeker benefits than this time last year

Toby Morris looks into the history of inequality in New Zealand – and how a charity is asking our most fortunate generation to help.

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