Separating may seem the right thing to do in the heat of the moment but, writes Hilary Stichbury, it's not always the solution.

Is being constantly busy the best way of being efficient? Greg Bruce looks into taking time out.

Light-reflecting fabrics infused with metallic threads or shimmering paillettes - what better way to stand out at after-five events?

It may seem like a faff, but many beauty experts swear by the benefits of pre-cleansing.

High expectations of a signature dish are left wanting.

Megan Nichol Reed was enthralled by a special performance at the opening night of Poi E, but she was reminded of disappointing attitudes too.

Our cover story this week looks at those who've regretted divorcing. In it, clinical psychologist Trish Purnell-Webb, the founder

I'm just going on tour to Finland. I'm very excited about it. I have two shows there and also my doctor, who has always given me Botox

A few words with actress Sarah Gadon.

For a flawless foundation match, you need to know what your skin's undertone is.

What horribly contrary beasts we are. How irked I am, seething in my seat with a soft fury, if someone presumes to order for me.

Alley food translates well to a sit-down Auckland eatery.

Is motherhood really the death knell of creativity? Rufi Thorpe fears it is.

Three perfect pinots to sing about.

Faux and furry, these coats are perfect to snuggle up in.

Vegetarian offering hits the mark for a different take on brunch.

A few words from actor Rima Te Wiata.

An image of a hydrangea scores big for photographer Emma Bass, writes Dionne Christian.

It's 5.15am on a chilly Auckland morning and already fish buyers - everyone from the local chippie through to restaurants and supermarkets

Want change out of $30 this weekend? Look no further.

The devil is in the details when it comes to the most luxurious textures.

Exfoliation is a good thing. It increases cell turnover, removes dead skin and improves absorption of product.

A few words with Ruby-Liam fashion designer Emily Miller-Sharma.

Easy fare ticks all the boxes.

These are five young Kiwi Olympians to look out for at Rio this year.

I don't think there was a clear moment I decided I wanted to be an actor. Certainly there were experiences I had that helped seal

Korean street snacks as never before in Auckland.

COMMENT: "Coming from a semi-rural area I couldn't get over how little regard so many appear to have for their fellow man."

Editor Michelle Hurley takes us through some of the highlights in tomorrow's Canvas magazine.

Kimberley Crossman talks to Kim Knight about the funny thing that happened when she went to Hollywood.