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Daily chores may be manageable, but as we grow older, or become bogged down with the needs of teens, getting through the bigger tasks can become a burden.

We know many of you are not looking forward to winter, so we’re bringing you tips for ‘winterising’ your home – a practice the Scandinavians having been perfecting for almost ever!

It is generally considered safer when residential properties have someone residing in them. If damage does occur, someone living in the house will spot it and be able to clean it up quickly.

If you own a swimming pool, you know how important it is to keep it covered so it stays clean, but what about making sure it's covered by insurance?

If used correctly, multi socket boards are safe, but if overloaded, worn or damaged, they can cause a fire or electric shock.

Co-housing is a model of living which takes homes built in close proximity to each other, with the purpose of creating community among the residents who live there.

Many Kiwis are turning to native grasses to fill the spaces where time- and energy-demanding lawns once dominated.

Most seniors want to stay in the homes they love as they age – here’s how to make ageing in place safe and comfortable.

Forget the hours of travel, accommodation costs, strange beds, uncomfortable pillows, and poor parking, and enjoy your best break ever, right in your own backyard!

While it’s a joy to be presented with a calendar made by one the grandies, the business of domestic planning is much more efficient with a digital version.