Top start to the day
Top start to the day
People who drink coffee in the morning have a lower risk of dying from heart disease and a lower overall risk of dying compared with all-day coffee drinkers, according to international research.
Call out to ‘citizen scientists’
Call out to ‘citizen scientists’
Scientists need help to work out why monarch butterfly populations in Australasia seem to be declining, writes Myron Zalucki.
Powering up with plants
Powering up with plants
Plant-based wholefood chef Tracey Bennett loves nothing more than throwing on a pinnie, cranking up some sounds, and getting settled into her kitchen groove to see what’s in her to create that day.
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Dishes that bring summer to the table
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Dishes that bring summer to the table
As summer is now in full swing, we’re sharing some fabulous flavourful recipes that encapsulate that easy summer feeling, best enjoyed by the beach or out in nature.
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Roasted red pepper, chickpea and parsley salad
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Roasted red pepper, chickpea and parsley salad
This salad is packed with delicious summer flavours and wonderful textures.
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Wine tasting will top a holiday
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Wine tasting will top a holiday
January is that time of year when a holiday break is on the agenda.
Photographer behind Benetton's shock ads dies
Photographer behind Benetton's shock ads dies
Oliviero Toscani, the man behind the shock advertising campaigns that helped make Italy's Benetton one of the world's biggest clothing brands, has died. He was 82.
Savouring fresh for longer
Savouring fresh for longer
For the folks at Love Food Hate Waste, summer is the time to celebrate with fresh, in-season produce.
Carrot and cucumber pickle
Carrot and cucumber pickle
All those laid-back summer lunches, the salads and cold cuts, smoked fish and simple tarts seem to cry out for a crisp, sharp accompaniment, writes Nigel Slater.
Angelface Wedgwood a most anticipated new flower
Angelface Wedgwood a most anticipated new flower
Norman Winter of Tribune News Services takes a look at a new flower variety being released in the US this year - hopefully not far away from reaching NZ shores.
The hottest in travel for 2025
The hottest in travel for 2025
Travel expert Lonely Planet has announced its best travel destinations for 2025, including its top emerging travel trends revealed here.
Designer full of colour
Designer full of colour
One of Britain’s most flamboyant designers, Zandra Rhodes, visited Dunedin in 2010 to guest judge at the iD Fashion Awards. Now a dame, Rhodes has released her memoir.
Your garden, January 10th
Your garden, January 10th
What to do in your garden this week.
Photos of 2024: Gregor Richardson
Photos of 2024: Gregor Richardson
ODT photographer Gregor Richardson chooses his favourite pics from 2024.
Revealed: NZ's top baby names for 2024
Revealed: NZ's top baby names for 2024
Noah has been revealed as the most popular baby name for boys born in New Zealand in 2024, coming in top for the second year in a row.
Angling deeply embedded in national identity
Angling deeply embedded in national identity
Last year, NZ marked a remarkable milestone in angling history - the 150th anniversary of the nation’s first licensed freshwater sports fishing season.
Captivated by a jewelled gecko
Captivated by a jewelled gecko
Anna Yeoman, a conservation ranger at the Mokomoko Dryland Sanctuary near Alexandra, describes the battle to protect New Zealand’s exquisite jewelled gecko from ruthless poachers and predators.
Easy meals on the move
Easy meals on the move
Linda Duncan has just released her latest and fifth cookbook The World's Easiest Recipes: Five Ingredients and talks to Rebecca Fox about cooking in her well-travelled campervan.
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The claim of Spain that wasn’t quite so plain
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The claim of Spain that wasn’t quite so plain
It's been revealed actor Alec Baldwin’s supposed Spanish-born wife was not, in fact Spanish.
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Past lessons still ring true today
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Past lessons still ring true today
In a six-part series, Mike Houlahan looks back at how the Otago Daily Times covered burning issues of yesteryear.
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