National Gardening Week is coming up 15-22 October. It’s all about growing not only plants but friendships, good health, strong communities and closer connections with nature.

It’s an artistic, religious, mathematical puzzle worth contemplating. There will soon be a uniquely New Zealand mathematical contribution to a Japanese shrine, thanks to a University of Canterbury doctoral graduate.

New Zealand craft brewer Moa has revealed its latest innovation, believed to be the world’s first ‘deer beer’.

Woodville trainer Shane Brown is planning a long-range stakes mission with his promising five-year-old mare Rayas, who will resume at Waverley on Saturday.

Cambridge trainer Tony Pike used Monday’s Te Teko trials to put his Group One competitors Caricature and Treasure on track for a return to racing.

Murray Baker couldn’t be happier with the performances of Zacada and Jon Snow at Monday’s Te Teko trials, but has put a public hit-out for stable star Bonneval on hold until next week.

New Zealand’s Supermodel sweetheart, Rachel Hunter, is returning to New Zealand and offering a variety of events throughout September to help kiwis learn more about meditation, breath, conscious living, and community.

A Tauranga school student has solved a crucial problem for dog owners in the face of a ban on single use plastic bags.

Radio station Coast is endeavoring to confirm a hotly contested topic; who is responsible for the best sausage roll in New Zealand.

World renowned spiritual speaker BK Shivani is a practitioner and teacher of Rajayoga Meditation which is taught at the Brahma Kumaris centers worldwide.