Indice dei contenuti per Issue 72 Jan/Feb 2021 in Good

melaniedower.com @taiyo__space @lukehinesonline Melanie Dower Melanie is a New Zealand writer living in Helsinki, Finland where she’s learned that solitude and its benefits are a big deal. It’s something she has discovered for herself after home-schooling her 8-year-old son and then buying herself a tiny cabin in the woods. She shares her perspective about the advantages of having time alone, in spite of being an extrovert at heart, on page 38. Luke Hines Luke is co-host of Channel 7’s The House of Wellness in Australia and the author of 12 cookbooks. He’s all about ‘real food’ and his mission to show people that healthy food is delicious food. He shares some recipes from his latest book, Barbecue This, with Good on pages 84-85, which includes wonderful ways for cooking vegetables…

nisa.co.nz GOOD SWIMMERS Swimsuit shopping can be daunting at the best of times so we’ve made it easy for you with these ocean-friendly suggestions. Designed in Wellington and made from ECONYL, a 100 per cent regenerated nylon recovered from the ocean, Nisa Swim’s styles include separates and one-pieces and range in size from S to XL. Many styles are also reversible for twice the fun. Aurai Swimwear’s ‘Marbella’ one-piece is reversible and the shoulder strap can be adjusted for the perfect fit. It’s also made with Amni Eco Soul – CO2control®, the first biodegradable polyamide in the world, developed in Brazil. auraiswimwear.com We’re loving Australian swimwear label Swimm! Its swimwear is made from merino wool, a natural antibacterial fibre that keeps you warm when wet and cool in the sun.…

Thanks to Bosch eBike Systems and Lake Wanaka Tourism PRIZE PACK VALUED AT OVER $3700 Three day / two night outdoor escape for two people to Wanaka · Two nights’ accommodation for two people (twin share or double) at Wanaka Homestead Lodge and Cottages – Wanaka’s top rated Bed & Breakfast according to Tripadvisor. wanakahomestead.co.nz · A day pass to Bike Glendhu including the usage of two Bosch powered Whyte E 150 s ebikes so you can explore the stunning trails and soak up the views, followed up by lunch at Velo Cafe to fuel up afterwards. bikeglendhu.co.nz · A mission up the highest waterfall cable climb in the world with Wildwire Wanaka. wildwire.co.nz · Travel to / from Queenstown Airport including return airfares from anywhere, and the use of…

Living in the ‘know’ – planning our future, holidays, weddings and more – if 2020 was anything to go by it is learning to live with the uncertainty of life. Was it all a fallacy anyway? The idea that we can know and plan for the future? Alongside this uncertainty resides fear. Fear on a personal level, and on a collective level. Fear is an emotion that can show up in the body in many ways, if not addressed, it can lead to long-term health issues. Self-imposed fear can be one of the biggest barriers to achieving our goals. It can stop us before we begin, because we’re too afraid to even try. Yet, fear is not all bad. Fear shows up in our lives when we are about to…

Are you considering a major decision, like going back to university, having a baby, starting a business, moving, or a career switch? How can you know if that decision will make you happy in the long run? Humans are very good or very bad at making major life decisions, depending on your perspective. For example, many people remain content with who they marry, but a significant proportion don’t. Perfect decisions are impossible, but try these tips to improve your decision making. Test it out If you’re thinking about moving to a tiny house or buying a particular model of car, rent one for longer than a few days and experience it. If you’re contemplating a career change, ask to shadow someone in that career. Think you want to build your…

Where does the name Abel come from? It's a bit cheesy, but Abel Tasman was the Dutch explorer to discover New Zealand. Subsequently one of my favourite parts of New Zealand, the Abel Tasman national park is named after him. As a Kiwi setting up a business in Amsterdam, I loved this little connection. Plus it felt like we were embarking into uncharted waters creating a 100 per cent natural perfume when everyone said it wasn't possible. What inspired you to begin a fragrance company, and natural perfume in particular? It was really that I fell in love with the artisan/niche perfume world and when I couldn't find a fragrance within that category that worked with natural ingredients and a sustainable/ethical mindset, I started to consider if it's a something…

Mini home facial Corbin Rd Bian Sha and Sculpta tool, $60, is the modern version of a face roller with a little gua sha thrown in. This battery driven facial massage tool provides 6000rpm of micro-vibration to help stimulate blood flow. corbinrd.co.nz Star appeal The multi-tasking nature of Aleph Beauty’s new Radiance shade Star, $50, makes it a superstar in our books. This gorgeous orchid pink cream can be used as a foundation luminiser, highlighter, eyeshadow and to add pearlescence to lips. Also new is Cheek/Lip Tint in a sassy true red, Sangha, $55. Use it as a sheer tint on lips and cheeks, or as a bold lipstick. alephbeauty.com Plant polish Hanami Cosmetics new nail polish formula is made from naturally derived ingredients such as corn and potato rather…

When we bought our home, my goal was for a place where I only had to plug in my vacuum cleaner once to reach every room. While I’m not a huge fan of vacuuming, there was obviously way more to the decision than just that. Choosing a smaller house was symbolic of the life we wanted to lead. As a family, we want to live with less stuff, less waste and less impact – with more simplicity and more time. This mindset now drives the big life choices we make. Getting out of the big city and going smaller with our house was a massive turning point; it’s kind of reverse-engineered our life so that it fits with our priorities. I’ve been blown away by how dramatic the upsides are…

Birds and bees need fresh water to drink to stay healthy, and birds also need water to help stay cool and to preen themselves. The late summer months can be tough for birds and bees when there are few natural water sources available. Using a few upcycled items together with a special Resene paint, you can create a birdbath that will help your garden be more bird- and bee-friendly, as well as looking fantastic. Resene Sandtex is a tough waterborne acrylic finish that is ideal for covering imperfect surfaces, protecting and enhancing any outdoor structures, and for creating a classic textured Mediterranean look. Resene Sandtex can be tinted to a muted shade such as Resene Quarter Napa or Resene Eighth Stonewall (used here) to create a natural sandstone effect. You…

A Promised Land Barack Obama, Penguin Random House, $70 The first volume of Barack Obama’s presidential memoirs tells the story of a young man searching for his identity to becoming president of the United States. He offers a unique and thoughtful exploration of both the awesome reach and limitations of presidential power. Me, According to the History of Art Dick Frizzell, Massey University Press, $65 An insightful art history lesson from celebrated New Zealand artist Dick Frizzell who attempts to demystify “the smoke and mirrors” we call art. Thrifty Household The Country Women’s Association of Victoria Inc, Murdoch Books, $25 A fantastic resource containing more than 1000 budget-friendly hints and tips for a clean, waste-free, eco-friendly home. Yates Top 50 Edible Plants for Pots Angie Thomas, Harper Collins, $40 A…

Of the essence Sophisticated and flavoursome, the unique fruit flavours of S.Pellegrino Essenza includes Lemon & Lemon Zest, Dark Morello Cherry & Pomegranate, and Tangerine & Wild Strawberry, all made with 100 per cent natural ingredients, zero calories and no artificial flavours. Crack open a beer The judges of the 2020 New World Beer & Cider Awards were blown away by Bavaria 0.0% Wit, a Belgian-style wheat beer from the Swinkels Family Brewers in The Netherlands. The beer has a bubble-gum and citrus flavour profile plus the wheat brings a full-bodied mouthfeel, so it’s hard to detect the difference compared with a higher-alcohol beer. Everything is rosy Karma Drinks newest pink drink is a refreshing Organic Razza Raspberry Lemonade that has that Lemmy zing with a sweet raspberry twist. It’s…

Fine dining on top of the world It is possibly the craziest restaurant location in New Zealand. The Chef’s Table, reopening in January at Blue Duck Station, Whakahoro, is accessible only by hiking, four-wheel drive or helicopter. Situated upon one of the highest points of Blue Duck Station the views from here are expansive. On a clear day it offers a panorama that encompasses the snow-dusted peaks of Mt Ruapehu and Mt Ngāuruhoe. Other days you’re looking at the different shades of the wilderness following the ridges from green to grey as far as the eye can see. “The mood is different every day you are up here which gives you a reason to come back,” says Blue Duck Station’s Dan Steele. Chef Jack Cashmore is Steele’s business partner for…

JANUARY Be the first to welcome in the new year The island of Taveuni sits on the International Date Line, making visitors to Fiji among the first in the world to welcome in the new year. Taveuni is considered the Garden Isle, with lush national parks and colourful marine reserves making up the majority of this island. There's no better way to ring in a new year than being fully immersed in the country where happiness finds you. fiji.travel FEBRUARY Zip through the rainforest Rainy season gives Fiji’s lush interior a glowing green hue that is best seen when zip-lining through the treetop canopies. The Coral Coast is the best place to soar through the treetops, take in 360-degree views, rappel down into hidden caves and experience Fiji’s laid-back vibes.…

I’m a big believer in putting what you want out there by having an abundance mindset. It’s worked well for me over the years, surprising me time and time again. And what better way to approach 2021 and the start of a new year. Good digital editor Hemma Vara researches Modern Manifestation on page 32, where she explains that manifesting goes beyond acquiring a new dress or a future husband, although these are likely incidental along the way. It is about getting closer to our true authentic selves, allowing us to strengthen our self-worth and mindset about who we are. We can then wholly believe in and back ourselves on a subconscious level, to achieve what matters most, whether it’s abundance, success, or freedom. One thing I’d most like to…

As an extrovert who thrives on the company of others, I’ve recently found myself seeking a quiet place to retreat. When my son’s school closed due to COVID-19, I felt as though I was on maternity leave again, only this time with a talkative 8-year-old. If I was remiss about locking the bathroom door he would appear while I showered, outlining his evacuation plan should we encounter a zombie apocalypse. Lunchtime conversation was peppered with talk of galaxies far, far away, something I know very little about, making me an often-disappointing audience. As summer loomed and our vacation plans were cancelled, I started to look closer to home for ways to enjoy our time off. Since moving to Finland six years ago I’ve learnt that having almost 24 hours of…

In hindsight, 2020 was the perfect year to bring to you our inaugural wellbeing series, Ti Ora Tea Talks. Past lockdowns have given us the opportunity to look within, reassess our priorities, and invest more time in caring for the holistic wellbeing of ourselves and our loved ones. Through our Ti Ora Tea Talks series, we’ve had the wonderful privilege of collaborating with a number of talented New Zealand figures and wellness experts to bring to you raw and honest accounts of wellbeing and what it means to different individuals. We’ve endeavoured to go beyond buzzwords such as ‘mindfulness’ and ‘deep breathing’ to provide you with actionable tips and resources to help you incorporate wellbeing into all aspects of your daily routines. Through live events, videos, and audio podcasts, we…

Health doesn’t happen overnight, it’s not a ‘magical status’ you obtain by becoming a certain weight, fitting into a particular item of clothing, or pledging to avoid sugar. At BePure, we think of health as a journey – it’s made up of our daily actions and the steps we take to nourish our bodies and minds to allow us to live fully. If taking time to nurture your wellbeing is feeling important, here are three tips to help you make lasting changes to support creating a happy, healthy body and mind. Celebrate small wins It’s the small steps you take each day that will slowly change your life. You don’t need to do everything all at once – in fact I recommend you don’t try and do that! Instead pick…

At a year old, brand Emma Lewisham is not only forging an uncharted path, but the beauty label also rounds out 2020 celebrating becoming the youngest New Zealand range to launch in David Jones stores throughout Australasia. This achievement is an ode to Lewisham’s belief that nothing is impossible. Commercial success, however, is not the entrepreneur’s motivation – she isn’t buoyed by “existing simply to make money”. She’s instead driven by the prospect of leading an industry entrenched in outdated practices towards substantial, ethical change. In her quest to develop premium clean and natural skincare, the self-confessed eternal optimist was propelled by her epiphany that true luxury is products that care for people and the planet. “We set out to be the most mindfully made luxury beauty brand in the…

nzskincareco.com/collections/ukiwi Taking care of your teeth is up there with the most important parts of your daily self-care regime. Knowing your toothpaste is New Zealand-made and uses only natural ingredients just takes the cake – or macaron in this case. ukiwi’s new macaron collection of toothpaste is now available in New Zealand and it features three delightful flavours, including cherry, blueberry and kiwifruit. ukiwi’s range of toothpaste is made in Hamilton, New Zealand, using only the best ingredients and plant extracts. When harvesting the ingredients for its toothpaste, ukiwi looked directly towards nature. It discovered a range of natural minerals and ingredients that are able to fight plaque and tooth decay just as well as the chemicals often used in traditional toothpastes. Propolis was one of the elements it discovered…

Picnic partner Perfect for picnics or camping, Wallace Cotton’s reusable bamboo cutlery set, $24.90, comes in a handy washable and foldable pouch. wallacecotton.com Sharing platter Living & Co acacia paddle board and cheese knife set, $25, from The Warehouse is a summer staple for wine and cheese moments. thewarehouse.co.nz Dreams in flight Days at the beach are always accompanied by our feathered seagull friends soaring in the blue sky and over the ocean, which is why we love that Wallace Cotton has put them on cushions. Wallace Cotton ‘Dreams in Flight’ rectangle and square cushions, $59.90 each. wallacecotton.com Rest easy on this The Sleepyhead Zero is New Zealand’s first comfy, all-foam mattress that’s designed to be recycled! When Zero is returned to the Sleepyhead factory it gets recycled into carpet…

Grow your own Could there be a more perfect food than the avocado? I think not. Creamy, fatty (but good fatty), delicious with almost everything, and oh so healthy – it’s hard to beat this superstar fruit. The avocado plant is thought to have originated in Mexico but was cultivated throughout South America before Europeans arrived. The seeds were then distributed all over the world and I’m sure I speak for all of us when I say I’m very happy they made it here! It may seem like a far-off dream to have your very own supply of avocados but with a little know-how, it is possible. Although you can grow an avocado tree from seed it is much less reliable and will take a long time to produce fruit.…

Raw Carrot & Beetroot Salad Ready in five minutes, this bloody delicious salad will leave you feeling like a health god/dess! Serves 4 Dressing 2 tbsp cider vinegar2 tbsp freshly squeezed orange juice finely grated zest of 1 orange2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil2 tsp runny honey sea salt and freshly ground pepper Salad 2 medium beetroot, peeled2 medium carrots, peeled2 medium zucchini, ends trimmed100g salty feta, crumbled½ cup lightly toasted walnuts, roughly choppedsea salt and freshly ground pepper For the dressing, put all the ingredients in a small, lidded container and shake to combine. Store in the fridge for up to 3 days. For the salad, grate the beetroot, carrot and zucchini. Toss the vegetables together in a large bowl. Crumble in three-quarters of the feta and stir through…

dole.co.nz There are so many reasons to love bananas. They make delicious snacks, giving you energy minus the fats and cholesterol. They make an ideal go-to snack before bed as they are an excellent source of magnesium, calming tryptophan, and potassium, which can help to relax stressed muscles. When bananas go brown though, it can often be a ‘wah’ moment if we don’t know what to do with them and they end up in the compost. They make for happy worms but not so happy you when they were bananas you planned to eat. However, there are so many things you can do with overripe bananas, which makes the most of this fun superfruit and also reduces food waste. Dole is on a mission to talk about food waste and…

decibelwines.com Take an American restaurateur who loves music, Martinborough pinot noir and great food and transplant them to Hawke’s Bay for the day. That’s the story, in a nutshell, of how the newest Hawke’s Bay wine brand was born. The brand is called Testify and it’s the brainchild of Daniel Brennan, who launched his new wines in September 2020. There are three wines, each one a representation of place. “The Testify range focuses on three of the North Island’s greatest appellations: Te Awanga chardonnay, Martinborough pinot noir and Gimblett Gravels red.” Brennan has a bit of a thing for malbec, which he has made over the past 14 years at wineries such as Te Awa and Vidal. He worked for Paritua Vineyards in 2017 where he made robust, full-bodied reds.…

@orchardvalleyglamping Stepping into Orchard Valley glamping tent, one immediately feel glamorous. The luxurious colonial-style interior of the magnificent safari tent, which has travelled here all the way from South Africa, invokes the mood. I feel like Meryl Streep in Sydney Pollack’s 1985 Oscar-winning movie. There are so many creature comforts here, including a four-poster bed draped in white linen. Carvings and soft furnishing depicting African animals are artfully scattered. There’s a decent bookshelf that has been carefully curated to appeal to a variety of tastes and a games cupboard for off-grid entertainment – even though you can get phone and internet coverage here. Though it is worth turning off the phone and tuning in to this very special and unique boutique glamping retreat recently opened by Cheryl and Te Taki…

@lovebyolivia Olivia Shelley Cosford So happy to get my Good magazine in the mail! Helen Manson’s article about Ugandan mothers (issue 71) moved me to tears. One thing I notice though, as I flick through, is the advertising for anti-ageing products. In a magazine in which body positivity is a cover story, I’d love to see beauty products celebrating our bodies at all stages rather than telling us we could look “better”. This year I was diagnosed with bowel cancer at 32. It’s been a hell of a ride and one thing it has taught me is that our obsession for hiding our age is bullshit! Growing old is a gift and a privilege, so I’m on a mission to love the scars, lines and wrinkles on my body that…

To manifest is to control our own reality – from how we feel, to the opportunities we encounter, and the things we receive. Though it’s a slightly scary thought, we are manifesting every second of the day. Once an ancient art, the history of manifestation is referred to in ancient scriptures and alluded to in religious texts. And in the modern day, the act of manifesting is perhaps better categorised as a New Age science. It’s not as simple as positive thinking, aka the Law of Attraction, popularised in 2006 by Rhonda Byrne’s self-help book The Secret. As we find out from the experts, manifestation goes beyond acquiring a new dress or a future husband (although these are incidental along the way). Manifestation is about getting closer to our true…

We’re twins! And we wouldn’t have it any other way. Having a sister and a best friend all rolled into one is unbeatable. But it's not all twin telepathy and finishing each other’s sentences. While we love being twins, the constant comparisons can become exhausting. To everyone else, someone always had to be the sporty/smart/quiet/loud/pretty/ugly/better/worse twin. And honestly, it’s something we both still struggle with. External comparison very easily becomes internal – and those voices in your head can be destructive. It can be hard to develop your own identity when you feel pressured to become who everyone expects you to be. While this often felt like a ‘just us’ problem, we have come to realise just how common this experience is, and not just amongst twins. We live in…

Integrity is aligning our heart with our actions; it is a wonderful compass to navigate us through life. I ntegrity is aligning our heart with our actions; it is a wonderful compass to navigate us through life. I believe having purpose is as simple as doing our best to act with integrity in every situation. As we grow spiritually and our identity starts to drop, things we’ve been conditioned to believe is our truth, start to fade and make way for a stronger knowing of who we truly are. Those subtle whispers from the heart that are guiding us on our journey ripple through our body when we are off alignment. We need to be comfortable knowing that when we experience pain and struggle, whether it’s physical or mental, its…

Exfoliating coffee body bars These bars are so delicious you will want to eat them! They are basically chocolate and fresh coffee. I love making a batch as a self-care gift for a friend. They are great in the shower to gently exfoliate and moisturise, less wasteful than buying packaged versions, and cleaner and tidier than a jar of body scrub. To make I like to use these once every month or so to brighten my skin, exfoliate and deeply moisturise. I add lavender essential oil, as it is one of the gentlest and most soothing to the skin, but the oils you add are up to you. I use silicone cupcake trays that have twelve moulds in each, as I think the size is nice and handy, but larger…

namibtsaris.com In the vast, ancient desert of Namibia, nature is the greatest architect. Millions of years have refined the shapes of the shelters that birds and animals create for themselves here. The gigantic domed nests built by sociable weaver birds in camel thorn trees are one of the most striking examples. “They’re architectural masterpieces,” says Swen Bachran, the entrepreneur and conservationist who established the Namib Tsaris Nature Reserve with his neighbours in the desert. He and his designer and artist friend Porky Hefer visited a spot nearby what was to be the site of The Nest, as they dubbed the fantastical house modelled on these weavers’ nests that they created over the next eight years. At that stage, Swen was still scouting around for a potential conservation project. “Porky came…

Coasters are great way to save the surface of a table or bedside cabinets from hot drinks and spillage. My favourite thing is when practicality and beauty fuse together and these coasters do just that. They add artistic flair to a space while saving you cleaning time and money in the long-run. The designs and colour palette are totally up to you and you can mix things up depending on your home’s aesthetic. I love to include colours that are reflected in my linens or cushions. You don’t need to spend a heap on the materials either, some blank coasters from the craft section of Kmart or Spotlight work a treat and student-quality paints are equally as great. You will need · Blank coasters made from wood · A selection of…

1 Best way to store nuts Store nuts in the freezer so they keep fresher and last longer. There’s a high oil content in nuts and so putting them in the freezer keeps them from going rancid. They also taste better. Balance: Food, Health + Happiness by Rachel Grunwell 2 Think twice A recent study looking at online food delivery options in Sydney and Auckland highlights a discrepancy – nearly 90 per cent of food options and food outlets with the ‘healthy’ tag on publicly available online data, were considered ‘unhealthy’ according to an independent scoring system of healthiness. 3 Whole fruit vitamin C boosts ‘zest for life’ A University of Otago study has shown adults low in dietary vitamin C can improve their feelings of vitality by eating two…

Cajun Corn on the Cob Covered in spicy goodness, this Cajun grilled corn recipe is a real crowd-pleaser. I think they’re great straight up like this, but don’t forget corn is also awesome sliced off the cob and used in salads and salsas, or as a simple side. Serves 4 4 sweetcorn cobs125 ml (½ cup) extra-virgin olive oil1 red onion, finely diced2 garlic cloves, crushed Cajun Seasoning 3 tsp hot paprika2 tsp dried chilli flakes2 tsp garlic powder2 tsp sea salt1 tsp onion powder1 tsp cayenne pepper1 tsp dried thyme1 tsp dried oregano1 tsp freshly ground black pepper Prepare the corn by giving it a good clean and removing the husks. Place the corn in a large bowl, cover with water and soak for a few hours to soften…

White Island Café 15 The Strand East, Whakatāne Open daily from 7am to 2pm whiteislandrendezvous.co.nz If you are a first-time visitor to White Island Café you can be forgiven for struggling to make your mind up over what to choose for breakfast. Mushrooms on toast with spinach, feta, kawakawa and bacon? Grilled banana berry porridge? Or, as White Island Café manager Rhylee Hahipene suggests, Middle Eastern eggs? “This is the dish I always recommend,” says Hahipene. “Feta and mint folded into scrambled eggs served with toast and a side of our homemade salsa. It’s fresh, unique and delicious.” Over summer the most popular breakfast dish on the menu is smashed avocado on chargrilled sourdough with horopito and beetroot relish, feta cheese and poached eggs topped with dukkah. The café team…

Toasting the day with a drink just got better, and healthier, thanks to the innovation of trusted Italian sparkling water brand S.Pellegrino. For the past 120 years its sparkling water has dominated restaurant menus worldwide and been associated with feel good factor events globally from outdoor cinema and fashion weeks to gatherings with friends and family filled with laughter and connection. And like a good friend, S.Pellegrino is a brand you can always rely on which is why we are super excited about S.Pellegrino Essenza – a new range of natural flavoured sparkling water with gentle bubbles and great taste. The whole range also has the zero sugar factor which means zero calories. Prepared with 100 per cent natural ingredients (no artificial flavours), S.Pellegrino Essenza offers a non-alcoholic grown-up drink…

Feeling guilty about our travel footprint is a real thing in 2021. New research by Booking.com shows that 43 per cent of New Zealanders want to travel more sustainably in the future. We’re picking you’re in that category but still want to get away from it all with a luxury holiday at the beach. Don’t worry because Tahi has you sorted. This private conservation retreat in Northland was the supreme winner of the 2020 Sustainable Business Network Awards, where it also picked up the Transforming New Zealand award. Staying here is certainly transformational for the spirit and because Tahi puts 100 per cent of its profits into conservation through rewilding and pest control, your stay is making a real difference. Tahi, makes its money from selling mānuka honey and tourism,…

Van Gogh Alive JAN 12-28, WELLINGTON A multi-sensory immersive experience of Vincent Van Gogh’s masterpieces. wellingtonnz.com Buskers Festival JAN 15-21, CHRISTCHURCH A showcase of the very best, hand-picked circus, comedy, music and acrobatic talent. breadandcircus.co.nz Auckland Folk Festival JAN 29 – FEB 1, AUCKLAND NZ’s biggest folk festival of contemporary and traditional folk music. aucklandfolkfestival.co.nz Thieves Alley Market Day FEB 13, DUNEDIN Dunedin’s largest market supporting local vendors. dunedin.govt.nz Seeking a Balance NOW TO FEB 21, CHRISTCHURCH An exhibition of the work of sculptor Graham Bennett. christchurchartgallery.org.nz Auckland Pride Festival FEB 3-28, AUCKLAND Extending to a full month for the very first time, with a gala, march and party. aucklandpride.org.nz Art Deco Festival FEB 17-21, NAPIER Five days celebrating the art deco period with dancing, classic cars and fashion. artdecofestival.co.nz…