Tabla de contenidos para Issue 92 Feb/Mar 2024 en Good

@kathrynpriceauthor @healthykelsi @compostable.kate Kathryn Price Kathryn is the author of Flourish: Trust your gut and live life on your own terms, a collection of stories and lessons learned from her own personal development journey of more than three decades. She is on a mission to inspire and educate people about the profound impact self-awareness has on happiness. From high school dropout to successful entrepreneur, Kathryn has created a life she never imagined possible. She’ll help you find the clarity and courage to create the life you truly want, personally or professionally. Kelsi Boocock Since the release of her first book Healthy Kelsi in 2021, Kelsi has lived in Bali, created a food app, travelled to more than 20 different countries and finished a diploma in Plant-based Cuisine at Le Cordon Bleu in…

THE ULTIMATE MARKET BAG Here’s a fab collab we are truly excited about that blends Karen Walker’s signature style with the traditional handiwork of Fijian artisans. These Rise Beyond the Reef x Karen Walker pandanus bags – a tote and backpack – are handwoven in Ra Province, situated on the Northern part of Viti Levu, and reflect the local communities’ commitment to sustainable craftsmanship. From planting the pandanus to the finishing touches, every step embodies community collaboration. Rise Beyond the Reef actively supports rural indigenous women and their families in Fiji by providing sustainable pathways of work; creating handmade goods that are a true reflection of ecological, cultural, and social values, all the while promoting climate-smart agriculture initiatives. WITH LOVE FROM AFRICA Kenyan-born social entrepreneur Esther Gathambo has taken another…

“Create annual fresh start traditions around a personally relevant date, like your uni graduation, the day you got sober, the date you moved to a new place or purchased your first house, or the date your divorce was finalised.” People often seek a sense of a fresh start when attempting personal change, a new perspective, or an energy refresh. The quintessential fresh start timings are New Year or your birthday, but there are other ways to achieve this sense of new beginning that go overlooked. Try one of these options. 1 MAKE A SLIGHT CHANGE IN A ROUTINE. Changing your routines, even slightly, can unmoor you from existing habits and spur different thinking, including about yourself and your decisions. Research shows that even very slight changes in our routines boost…

When it comes to interior design, colour plays a vital role in creating your desired ambiance and influencing your emotions. Understanding the psychology behind colours allows you to make informed decisions when decorating your home, and harness their power effectively, ultimately creating a space that you love and feel happy in. We’ve got some tips when it comes to colour psychology, using Resene’s serene greens, calming blues, vibrant pinks and sunny yellows! EARTHY GREENS FOR BALANCE Green, often associated with nature, evokes feelings of renewal, growth and balance. Nature has a profound impact on our emotions, and bringing natural elements indoors through paint is a transformative experience. The versatile shade of green can be used in many rooms of your home, from bedrooms to living spaces. You’ll find that lighter…

FEBRUARY The hottest months of the year, February and March are the main harvest months. It’s all about reaping the rewards of what you have sown and planted. • Plant cabbage, broccoli, beetroot, carrot, beans, leeks, radish, rhubarb, blueberries, bulbs, lettuce, onion, parsley • Summer crops will be harvested and pulled out of the ground this month. Replenish soil nutrients with a new layer of compost. • Add thick layers of compost or straw mulch to vegetable beds to conserve water, reduce weeds and add valuable nutrients. • Add specific variety food nutrients to keep plants going, like strawberries and tomatoes. • Stake taller growing berries to keep fruit off the ground. • Remove excess apples from apple trees. • Once stonefruit have finished fruiting, prune to shape and remove…

SMOKEY POPCORN CAULIFLOWER Serves 4 / NF GF / cook: 50 minutes Cauliflower is such a popular vegetable in many different parts of the world but I think this way of preparing it takes the cake. I love the crunchy batter coating and perfectly tender middle. And it works perfectly with my Tofu Mayo on page 86. 1 cup chickpea flour1 cup plant-based milk1 teaspoon salt2 tablespoons smoked paprika1 teaspoon dried oregano1 teaspoon garlic powder1 teaspoon cracked black pepper1 cauliflower, chopped into florets2 cups panko breadcrumbs, gluten-free optional1 tablespoon olive oil To serve Tofu Mayo (see over page)Siracha sauceHandful of parsley, finely chopped Preheat your oven to 200°C and line a baking tray with baking paper. Mix together the flour, plant milk, salt, paprika, dried oregano, garlic powder and black…

I have a confession to make. A few years ago, I visited The Tweed for the first time and fell utterly in love and subsequently made “tweed” my laptop password* so that I would think of it every time I logged in, because it made me so happy. So, revisiting the area again recently was a complete joy. For starters The Tweed is beautiful, an ancient caldera crowned by Wollumbin Mount Warning – the first point the sun touches in Australia each morning. It commands over ancient rainforest, hinterland and fertile plains that extend to the ocean – the earth it has fed with minerals from its volcanic eruption eons past. The Tweed River winds like a plush silk ribbon through the caldera facilitating river cruises and there are hiking…

FEATURE BOOK A GUIDE TO SUSTAINABLE STYLE ON A SHOESTRING In a world where everyone else is wearing the same little black dress, why not be that person in the pink vintage party frock who rescued a second-hand gem from being discarded and saved their pennies in the process?’ Vintage fashion aficionado Charlotte Dallison provides the know-how in her new book How to be Fabulous – a celebration of second-hand style for climate conscious and budget savvy fashion lovers. As the cost of living rises and fast fashion’s devastating impact on the environment becomes all too clear, she shows us that treading lightly doesn’t mean giving up a fabulous sense of personal style. charlottedallison.com WATCH ONE LIFE A relevant release in today’s troubled times, this beautiful movie will make you…

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This issue is possibly one of my favourites, ever! I’m excited to preface Good’s New Year edition which has personally brought me many insights that I’m excited to explore in 2024. The courageous and wise words of writer Kathryn Price – who ask’s the question, ‘If not now, when?’ – shows that it is never too late to go after your dreams and she admits to experiencing years of procrastination before she finally began kicking off her goals, no matter how small (page 30). I’ve realised procrastination has stopped me from signing up for that Te Reo Māori class, fuelled by fear of not being good enough, because I hold this belief that I’m not good at languages – a hangover from college days. And, also, like Kathryn, signing up…

NZ’s local sleep experts SleepDrops have teamed up with the global sleep experts at Oura to conduct the first-of-its-kind sleep data collection and supplement study. Oura ring is the most stylish, comfortable and accurate sleep tech in the world. You simply wear the ring and its state-of-the-art sensors do all the work collecting 20 different sleep and health metrics that sync straight to your smartphone and present them to you as easy-to-read charts or graphs that you can understand in an instant! You will simply love knowing how well you sleep, how much light sleep you got, how much deep sleep and how much REM sleep you achieved. No more guesswork. Oura technology is scientifically validated to be 79% as accurate as the gold standard Polysomnography. We believe this study…

Over the last year, you’ve put recycling habits in place, made more ethical shopping choices and tried some upcycling. Now what? It’s a new year, and smack in the middle of summer, so there’s no better time to move your sustainability actions to the outdoors. With a few small tweaks to the way you tend your garden, you can refresh your outdoor spaces and set the stage for a thriving ecosystem for plants, bees, butterflies and birds. Best of all, you can do it without increasing water or energy use. Support native birds, bees, and flora Bees, butterflies, birds and insects play a vital part in a thriving garden. From pollinating flowers to fertilising plants, they keep our ecosystems in check. By creating a habitat that encourages them to live…

Knowing how to replace a zip is not only an incredibly useful skill to have in order to prolong the life of the clothes you already own, it also opens up the horizons of secondhand and vintage shopping. Zips can fail and break, so having the ability to replace them will mean you can buy that unique piece safe in the knowledge you can make it wearable again in no time. This example involves replacing a zip closure within a seam, and it’s a great place to start if you’ve never replaced a zip before. TOOLS AND MATERIALS: • Garment with a broken zip • New plastic or metal zip • Unpicker • Measuring tape or ruler (optional) • Chalk or wipe-off fabric marker (optional) • Pliers (optional) • Pins…

THE KAMOGAWA FOOD DETECTIVES Hisashi Kashiwai, MacMillan, $25 A bestseller in Japan, this delightful book is a celebration of good company and the power of a delicious meal. A father and daughter duo, “the food detectives” set about to recreate dishes from their customers’ pasts that may well hold the key to forgotten memories and ongoing happiness. JACINDA ARDERN Michelle Duff, Allen & Unwin NZ, $38 An engrossing and powerful exploration of one of the most intriguing political stories of our time, this edition of the best-selling biography has been substantially revised and provides an in-depth analysis of Jacinda Arden’s extraordinary leadership and tenure. An incredibly popular prime minister and the events that led to her resignation. FRESH Stephanie Alexander, MacMillan, $50 More than 120 recipes, most of them vegetable…

Really enjoyed issue 90 and its content. The whole theme of the issue around resilience was captivating with an assortment of cool articles and info. The article with Ruby Tui was awesome, many great takeaways and messages – she is so inspiring. Thank you! Always love Good and can’t wait to read the next issue over summer. Ella Hodgson Wendyl where has our green lady gone? A new glamour lady has emerged in place. We look forward to seeing your new adventures taking shape. Also look forward to new make-up and clothing stories which we can follow, like the blogs you follow. Ann Hall A few years ago, I won a wellness retreat in Franz Joseph with Wellness Retreats NZ when I subscribed with Good magazine. Unfortunately, due to Covid,…

“Slowly but surely you begin to realise that you possess the ability to achieve what you have longingly admired in others.” Oh, to dream. What a wonderful thing it is. We all love to dream. Whether it’s overseas holidays, building a new home, buying a new car, starting our own business, or achieving some other goal, dreaming gives us a sense of hope. Staring out the office window on a sunny afternoon or daydreaming whilst drinking your morning coffee, dreaming is good for us, providing us with some light relief from our daily life that, let’s face it, can, at times, be mundane. Dreaming is a welcome reprieve. It’s also a starting point to much bigger and brighter things. Dreaming is often the motivating factor for change. There are many…

As we embrace a new year, many of us are reflecting on ways to make positive changes in our lives. One impactful resolution that not only benefits the environment but also promotes mindful living is the transition to a zero-food waste kitchen. Love Food Hate Waste NZ is at the forefront of this movement, encouraging individuals to minimise their food waste, saving up to $1,510 a year per household. 1. ASSESS AND PLAN: The first step to a zero-food waste kitchen begins with thoughtful meal planning. Create a weekly menu, consider perishable items in your pantry or fridge that you could use. This will not only help you purchase what you need but it also ensures that each ingredient has a purpose, reducing the likelihood of items going to waste.…

Happy hair and scalp A great part of my job is getting to test many different products though that recently led to having an itchy scalp for many months – argh! So, I’m happy to report it’s loving Exper+ise essano – essano’s new haircare range that harnesses “skinification and clean beauty principles” for healthy hair from root to tip. I’ve been using the Hydration + Shine Shampoo and Conditioner, $26 each (600 ml), which smells yummy and includes nourishing skincare actives like hyaluronic acid and Vitamin B5 – and no more itchy scalp! CITRUS SPRITZ We reckon Trilogy’s uplifting Vitamin C Energising Mist Toner, $36, is the ultimate hydration spritz. It freshens skin – even if you’re wearing make-up. Ingredients include brightening antioxidant vitamin C, energising mandarin and tangerine, balancing…

Applying a stain to the plywood walls and ceiling of this basic one-room cabin helps protect the surfaces, while Resene Rock Salt stain creates a lighter timber effect, enhancing the room’s simple aesthetic. To better frame the rural view outdoors I painted the window and door joinery in the peaceful green of Resene Field Day. Applying it to the skirting boards also helps to delineate the space. Finally the chipboard floor is finished in the dramatic shade of Resene Night Magic, using tough Resene Walk-on flooring and paving paint overcoated in Resene Concrete Wax. YOU NEED: • Broom, brush and pan • Filler, sandpaper and clean cloths • Step ladder • Bushes: large, medium-sized, and angled sash • Roller and tray • 4 litre Resene Colorwood • 2-4 litre Resene…

STICKY FRIED CHICKEN BURGERS Serves 3 This burger is my absolute favourite – it’s naughty, indulgent and hits the spot every time! 1 cup cornflour1 egg, whisked3 boneless and skinless chicken thighs500ml vegetable oil for frying butter for spreading3 sesame brioche burger buns2 tablespoons mayo2 tablespoons sriracha⅛ of an iceberg lettuce, finely sliced Flour mix 1 cup flour1 tablespoon Cajun spice1 tablespoon garlic powder1 tablespoon paprika Sticky chicken sauce 2 garlic cloves, minced2 tablespoons sweet chilli sauce2 tablespoons honey3 tablespoons tomato sauce5 tablespoons soy sauce1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar2 tablespoons brown sugar Place cornflour and egg into two separate bowls. In the third bowl, put the flour mix ingredients, along with seasoning, and stir. Grab a chicken thigh and start by coating it in cornflour and shaking off any excess.…

1 STICK TO YOUR SHOPPING LIST It’s good to think about what you need to buy before placing your online order and try to stick strictly to this list. It’s just as important to do this when shopping online as it is when shopping in person, as buying only what you need ultimately helps to minimise food waste and saves money. Avoid online shopping when you’re feeling 2 REGROW FROM KITCHEN SCRAPS Make the most of your kitchen scraps by regrowing them into more produce. E.g., Leafy scraps will grow in water on a sunny indoor windowsill year-round. You can also transplant them from water into soil as soon as they show roots and new green growth. Celery, romaine and bok choy, are the easiest scraps to grow. gardentech.com 3…

ACROSS 1 See 1 Down 4 Forming a mental image of something that isn't the case ("It’s easy if you try!" --John Lennon) (9) 9 Singing by rapidly alternating between the chest and falsetto voices – the earliest reference is from 1545, describing it as "the call of a cowherd from Appenzell" (9) 10 Gather (a large amount, perhaps?) (5) 11 Conceiving an idea – a more intellectual version of 4 across, perhaps (15) 13 A Hindu sage (and UK PM) (5) 14 Spectacles clipped to the nose (5-3) 17 Plucking a stringed instrument or talking with a nasal sound (8) 19 Pontifical (sounds like an online payment system!) (5) 22 Someone who helps a business owner with capital investment – to realise their 1 across, perhaps! (8,7) 24 British…