Tony Astle, 67, tells Paul Little about the year a gamble paid off, big-time.

Why there really are only two types of people in the world.

What Josh Thomson, Laurel Devenie and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck really eat.

Kim Knight spends three days with 6000 Evangelical women.

Megan Nicol Reed on the power of stereotypes.

Canvas reviews Auckland's Headquarters restaurant, which was savaged on social recently.

In 2001 Mike McRoberts tried to leave TVNZ for TV3 - and ended up in court.

You meet all types at the cinema, writes Ruth Spencer.

An expedition to Pukekohe proved well worth the journey.

When an eggplant is not an eggplant.

Horse lover Kelly Wilson has turned her everyday life into a best-selling franchise.

Toni Street and Annabel Langbein make a chicken salad.

Global references collide for the ultimate casual wardrobe for men.

How do you tell the difference between dehydrated and dry skin?

Hamish Keith on why 1967 was such a significant year in his life.

Central Otago is at the bottom of the world, but its aromatic whites are interstellar.

Waterfront meal proves more than the sum of its parts.

Optimism rules in this corner of the North Shore.

One recovering alcoholic tells the story of how he beat the booze.

Julianne Moore talks extreme violence, marital harmony ... and bananas, with Celia Walden.

Why Trump gave up The Apprentice to become President.

Mid-century details add some ladylike precision to spring festivities.

Taking care of skin is as much an issue for him as for her.

Mexican by way of Japan and Korea spice up this eatery.

Give your taste buds a chardonnay cuddle to show them you care.

Two into one does go with this neighbourhood venture.

How to become self-sufficient in your cupboard - sorry, inner-city apartment.

A birth, a death and a musical legacy made 2014 a significant year for Tami Neilson.

Embrace it, writes Megan Nicol Reed.

After an acrimonious departure from Tinder, Whitney Wolfe defiantly returned with Bumble.