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23/04/2025

Photographer Erica Sinclair shot half of this magazine, occasionally with her children in tow.

📷 Erica Sinclair

Photographer Erica Sinclair shot half of this magazine, occasionally with her children in tow—her daughter Maiea was happy to settle in with a book while Mum documented a remarkable community garden in Tāneatua (see ‘The Garden of Life’, page 78). The tables turned when Sinclair was photograp...

18/04/2025

Nine years ago the people of Tāneatua saw that their tamariki were hungry, and bored. The people had no idea how to garden. They made a garden anyway.

📷 Erica Sinclair

Nine years ago the people of Tāneatua saw that their tamariki were hungry, and bored. The people had no idea how to garden. They made a garden anyway.

15/04/2025

Kate Evans, flat out reporting her tree ferns feature.

📷 Adrian Malloch

Kate Evans, flat out reporting her tree ferns feature (page 64). To be fair, this trip landed right in the middle of the pre-Christmas flurry, and she’d just managed to bust her phone in a harried slammed-door mishap. Plus there was surfing to be done, and festivals attended, and many treks from h...

11/04/2025

Belgian scientist Laurian Parmentier has long been thinking about the best ways to manage grasslands—paddocks, parks, nature reserves, golf courses, or lawns. These are important insect habitats, and mowing particularly affects bees and butterflies. Could there be a better way to mow?

Mowing a blob shape into a field can dramatically help insects, research has found—and it’s better for pollinators than leaving a long verge alongside a mown area. Belgian scientist Laurian Parmentier has long been thinking about the best ways to manage grasslands—paddocks, parks, nature reser...

08/04/2025

For Jay Kuethe, there’s just something about Passiflora.

📷 Brennan Thomas

For Jay Kuethe, there’s just something about Passiflora.

04/04/2025

The harlequin gecko does many things that seem high risk. It stays stock still whenever it’s cold. It lives in extreme slow motion. Somehow, it’s managed to survive on predator-ridden Rakiura/Stewart Island, but can it weather our plans for its stormy home?

📷 Sabine Bernert

28/03/2025

Kingfish are big, and they’re tough, and they fight like hell to stay in the sea. Unfortunately, that just makes us want them more.

📷 Richard Robinson

Kingfish are big, and they’re tough, and they fight like hell to stay in the sea. Unfortunately, that just makes us want them more.

27/03/2025

One hundred years ago, we thought IQ tests could predict the future.

📷 University of Toronto

One hundred years ago, we thought IQ tests could predict the future.

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