Why do so many robots have female voices and female faces?

Kim Knight meets one of the experts charged with finding the perfect match.

Megan Nicol Reed reminisces on her adventurous thrill-seeking days.

Breezy sandals slide into new season deliveries - take your pick.

Looking for wines that'll absolutely slay when the sun comes out?

A bit of colour in your life will pep you up.

Peter Gordon tells Paul Little how travelling in 1985 took unexpected twists.

The beer is but a minor player in this Britomart gastropub's repertoire.

Attention to detail ticks the boxes at this Insta-friendly cafe.

Meet the women who are hot and in their prime.

The stifling expectations boys and men have put upon them, and how things might change.

It's not just who you are, who you know is just as important, discovers Paul Little.

Three new smoky, peppery scents - one for him, one for her and one for the home.

Nice to meet you, Hugo and soon we'll be back.

A top-end-of-town cafe is nudging its way up in the brunch market.

Speed has always been part of life for Manukau racing driver Shane van Gisbergen.

Hilary Stichbury meets the powerhouse behind one of New Zealand's best-known brands.

Megan Nicol opens up about her moods.

We call the grape a different name to our neighbours across the ditch, but why?

Lighten up for spring. These fresh, sun-kissed tones provide a sense of serenity.

No more bad hair stress.

The creme de la creme of waterfront eating - and service.

Great spot for coffee and bakery has its limitations.

Monique Roffey decided to explore her erotic needs after her celibate relationship ended.

Lucy Corry investigates text etiquette.

Here are five better mythical creatures, than a unicorn, to waste enthusiasm on.

Canvas talks to the young Kiwi mothers who have grown up with their children.

Greg Bruce took a day of sampling food and beverages it in his stride.

History has shown us to be both frequently and wilfully blind to great danger.

Finding whiskers in weird places on your face? Fret not. Sip and forget the horror.