A Home For All Seasons - Kirstin Perers

Southern Publishers

The key to turning a house into a home doesn’t depend on the size of your budget; it comes down to small touches and simple techniques that work.

This morning I found a job advertisment on Trade Me

- yes, still looking for that perfect place . . .

Terrapass, one of Cityhop’s favourite sites for good ideas on being more sustainable recently had a blog on  a milage tax  - a system of charging per kilometre instead of a tax on petrol at the pump as a way to fund transportat

Generation Y, defined as anyone born between 1978 and 2000, usually owners of an iPod, seen hanging out in trendy nights spots at all hours, notorious big spenders and likely to switch employers as regularly as relationships. But how will the impact of the global financial crisis hit Gen Y?

If there’s one true way to max out on endorphins, it’s the love/food combo. Love affects what we eat, the way we eat, and when we eat… for better or worse. Affection has never tasted so good.

Here is a great idea for the weekend. Join a pile of other people on a boat trip to Great Barrier and spend the day cleaning up the Great Barrier coastline.

Here are a few brief news stories that may never make the media for varying obvious reasons. One reason could be the fact they are poorly written, kinda like your suburban newspaper which only runs ads or that story that first year journo student tried to get published.

When it comes to appearances the exterior of a home has the potential to be powerful or passé depending on how it’s finished.

Exterior design should incorporate the size, shape and style of a house.

I work from an office located directly in front of a Jehovah’s Witness church.

Ah Drag Queens.