Category: Lifestyle
Alexia is the co-author of popular blog www.cheapeats.co.nz the Auckland guide to eating great food without going bankrupt. One of our favourite Japanese places in Auckland is all the way over in Browns Bay. Imagine our joy at discovering a branch is scheduled to open right here in Ponsonby this month – and walking distance […]
Rainbow Counsellor Lisa Michelle is here to help with your problems. I am 43 years old and wanting to transition. I think. I really just want my chest removed, but due to the limited health services for Transgender clients there’s a long waiting list. I am not enjoying my “womanly curves” so I’m now considering […]
Rainbow Counsellor Lisa Michelle is here to help with your problems. I have a question around age difference: I am almost 60 and I have started dating a much younger man, in his early 20’s. When we go out people give us disgusted looks, if we dare to show public displays of affection. I realise […]
Alexia is the co-author of popular blog www.cheapeats.co.nz the Auckland guide to eating great food without going bankrupt. Grant Allen, one of our favourite gay chefs, caterer and food stylist is opening a cook school on the 21st of this month in Parnell. Classes will be, in Grant’s words, “demos, lots of tastings with the […]
Many of us have heard about the benefits of manuka honey, but do we understand the true power of this natural product? From external uses to internal health the power of manuka honey has been widely written about and studied for centuries. Now I am the first to jump up and down about the evils […]
Alexia is the co-author of popular blog www.cheapeats.co.nz the Auckland guide to eating great food without going bankrupt. We recently checked out Woodpecker Hill, the latest venture from one of our favourite gay restaurateurs, Mark Wallbank, and talented chef Che Barrington. In keeping with all their other establishments, the food is fab, the interior fun, […]
Alexia is the co-author of popular blog www.cheapeats.co.nz the Auckland guide to eating great food without going bankrupt. This is actually a very early May event but if we only tell you then, you’ll probably miss it. The Chocolate and Coffee show is on at the Cloud on May the 2nd and 3rd so make […]
It’s been a magical summer so far and we plan squeeze every bit of fun we can out of the last month before daylight savings ends. We asked three of our favourite community foodies to recommend the best food and wine to make the most of it and here are their suggestions. Robert Oliver When […]