Category: Lifestyle

Jun 01
Having a Positive Impact

Reem Wasay speaks to Damien Rule-Neal, a member of the Positive Speakers’ Bureau, a unique initiative that empowers people living with HIV to eliminate the many stigmas that still exist by the simple power of telling their stories. Living with dignity and pride, making an impact by telling personal stories and changing the draconian attitudes […]

Jun 01
Advice for The Hopeless Romantics

There is a common debate that comes out in support of the notion that gay relationships are easier than straight ones. The usual argument is that we are both guys, which means we know how the other works, both physically and intellectually. It is stereotypically believed that any gay relationship is going to start with […]

Jun 01
Ask Agony Uncle Eli

Rainbow Counsellor Elijah Luke Michel is here to help with your problems. Q.  I’m in a bit of a predicament. I met a guy at a gay bar in Wellington last month and we hooked up that night. He seemed familiar but I figured I’d seen him on a dating site or something so didn’t think much […]

May 31
PrEP and Undetectable – What Does It Mean?

Mark Fisher, Manager of Body Positive explains. I’ve been doing some outreach on the hook-up Apps lately and there have been a lot of questions about PrEP, Undetectable and condom use. There has been a lot of media around these but it’s usually in isolation and not how they work together. Technically it’s known as […]

May 09
A Social Networking Guide for the Modern Man

Tim Owen gives us an essential guide on using social/dating apps and helps analyse why they are popular and what you can expect to see. “Why are you getting emails from SinglesAroundMe?” Oops. Did I maybe forget to tell Ben that I am writing a piece on gay dating apps? It was 6 am on […]

May 07
Amanda Betts is a Force of Nature Making Huge Impact Through Fashion and Design.

Betts is a survivor of “a multitude of atrocities” and today dedicates her life to uplifting the lives of fellow survivors using her fashion legacy. Alongside Carla Jayne-Smith, Betts has raised $20,000 for the Whanganui Women’s Refuge through a pop-up fashion fundraiser, adding that while violence costs New Zealand between $4.5 and 7 billion per […]

Apr 05
A Hidden Getaway in The Middle East: A Camel Called Vay

Tim Owen travels by camel to Wadi Rum, Jordan. After a few days in Aqaba, Jordan, we drove to Wadi Rum for our Bedouin excursion. We were met on the outskirts of town and directed to the tourist parking by one of the guides. And by outskirts I mean the first building we came to, […]

Apr 05
Eating Out in Melbourne

Alexia Santamaria is the co-author of popular blog www.cheapeats.co.nz, the Auckland guide to eating great food without going bankrupt. Melbourne is undoubtedly one of the best cities in the southern hemisphere for dining. You can get everything from fabulous cheap Bahn Mi sandwiches from a hole in the wall to four-hour degustations in gorgeous high end settings. […]