Our People, Our Country

These days, as life expectancy increases, many of us are constantly seeking the sort of positive inspiration to improve our well-being.

Just when you thought you’d done them all, a new cycle (and walking) trail has opened – and it’s in one of the most spectacular parts of the country.

An insite of Roland and Betty Clark’s journey from Ireland to rural New Zealand, shaping lives and community in mid-Canterbury.

In NZ, diversity and uniqueness in the animal kingdom have flourished, and the country’s insects are no exception.

Whether you’re a newbie nature lover, or just looking for an experience with a difference, we’ve done the searching for you.

Discover one woman's journey from ignorance to understanding as she explores the evolving role of Te Tiriti and Māori culture in our history and future.

As the world faces unprecedented challenges, author, Robin Woodsford, calls on Baby Boomers to revive their activist spirit and lead the charge for a better future.

When it comes to making a meaningful apology for something we seriously regret and wish to put right, we are often at a loss for how to go about it.

NZ was the first country outside Scandinavia to formally appoint an independent person to investigate grievances individuals had against government departments.

We’ve put together tips on how rural seniors can stay socially connected, and how urban seniors can help them do it!