Fashion: Draw attention away from areas you don't like
Lisa Lyford answers our readers' questions about personal styling.
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Landscaping: Leading you down the garden path
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Qualifications: Why they are important
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Study path: Which topics to choose at school
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Design Line: Warm glow if you re set for winter
I think winter has finally made up her mind to settle and stay for a while, writes Terry Lobb.
Fashion: Eyebrow care can make a difference to your look
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Landscaping: Birds flock to winter restaurants
My eco-warrior mate Mike gets snaky when I crow about the number of birds in our garden, writes Leigh Bramwell.
Design Line: Paint choice dilemma for character home
I recently had the pleasure of visiting a lovely home in Palmerston North and the owner had contacted me to assist her with choosing two colours for the exterior.
Boys give new life to Shakespeare
Eleven drama students from Northland may get the chance to represent their country at a global Shakespearean contest in London next year.
Fashion: Travel light to take hassle out of being prepared
Lisa Lyford answers our readers questions about personal styling.
Landscaping: Rising from the ashes
I'd hate to be accused of being a softie, but we've had the fire on the past few nights.
Design Line: Creative ways to light up your life
Over the years, there have been so many changes to the way we light our homes, writes Terry Lobb.
Fashion: Style to outshine the flowers and shrubs
I'm a landscape designer and have a wardrobe crisis, writes a reader.
Landscaping: Get yourself a fresh hobby
Please don't anyone come and look at my vegetable garden. It's in a state of total neglect, writes Leigh Bramwell.
Design Line: Timeless furniture with retro vibe
It is amazing that the older you get the quicker styles seem to resurface and become trendy again.
Fashion: Flats can be as easy on the eye as on your feet
Lisa Lyford answers our readers questions about personal styling.
Landscaping: Top 10 lists a risky business
Last year it was studies - why blondes are happier, whether people with cats have fewer health problems - and now it's 21 famous schizophrenics and15 celebrities with chipped teeth.
Health: Why am I so tired?
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