There’s nothing like a satisfying glass of juice in the morning – and the new Just Juice Orange range at your breakfast table will have you starting each day with a smile!

We all want the best health for our families, and ourselves, but the reality is, unless we live in a bubble, our bodies will be exposed to a wide range of impurities as we go about our day-today lives.

In Britain they’ve delivered pizza by drone, and now a global pizza giant has gone to new lengths with its New Zealand customer service, delivering the first pizza ever by bungy to celebrate the Company’s 600th store opening.

It’s well known that Kiwis have an affinity with the colour black. Not only are our top sporting teams named after it, it seems to be our unofficial as well as our official national colour – black is a staple in nearly every New Zealander’s wardrobe.

New Zealand adaptive skier Adam Hall (Wanaka) is proving himself a force to be reckoned with, today claiming the gold medal in slalom at the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) North America Cup races at Copper Mountain, Colorado.

On May 4, 2014 one of the biggest and most unique running events ever staged will take place: the whole world will be the venue for the ‘Wings for Life World Run.’

Queenstown Water Taxis has launched a water safety and boating education centre with the aim of minimising incidents and accidents on New Zealand waters making it one of only a handful of centres in the South Island.

Over 786 keen golfers from Otago, Southland and Canterbury teed off to support the 2014 NZ Open and raise funds for a children’s golf charity at the inaugural New Zealand Open Day.

Summer is coming and to celebrate A Taste of Gibbston Valley is opening New Zealand’s first specialist Pizzelle shop tomorrow Friday December 13.

Two of New Zealand’s leading paratri athletes took part in the sprint race at the Craigs Investment Partners Tinman at Mount Maunganui on Sunday, the first event in the .kiwi Tri Series for the summer.

Not all ciders are the same, so why should the bottles be the same?

St. Vincent—aka Annie Clark—will release her self-titled fourth album on 21st February 2014 through Caroline International/ Universal Music.

First time Ellerslie exhibitor Emily McEwan’s garden is no conventional affair.

With prickly plants, a wall maze and stepping stones, it will challenge visitors to Ellerslie International Flower Show to step outside their box and explore the unknown.

Olympian Rosara Joseph, of Wellington defended her title succesfully, while Jamie Nicoll, of Dunedin, emerged victorious in the men's race, at the 2013 Urge 3 Peaks Enduro. 

Skyline Queenstown gets a rush of sugar to the head when it opens a fun-filled Jelly Belly themed store tomorrow in its elevated setting high above Queenstown.

The Opening Ceremony of the New Zealand Youth Games at Claudelands Arena introduces a sports focused weekend for Hamilton as young athletes embark on a serious weekend of competition across multiple sports.

Sophie Williamson reversed last year’s result in the Benchmark Homes Festival of Cycling’s elite women’s 90 kilometre road race, beating last year’s winner Reta Trotman in an exciting sprint finish today in Waipara, North Canterbury.

Just days after announcing a new five year partner to the sport in .kiwi, Triathlon New Zealand has unveiled a new partner to the High Performance Programme (HPP) with Specialized Bicycles joining forces with New Zealand’s leading triathletes.

One of New Zealand's leading food manufacturers has created a  new range of meat products for kids with a view to securing the all important children’s meal market share.

World Championship multi medallist Linda Villumsen headlines a strong woman’s field in this weekend’s Benchmark Homes Festival of Cycling that features the 90 kilometre Waipara Classic road race on Saturday and criterium racing on Sunday.

The nation’s best café is in Nelson. The Jester House Café between Richmond and Motueka on Aporo Road has taken out the top title of New Zealand’s Café of the Year 2013.

Movie goers throughout the country donated a total of 20,941 cans to The Salvation Army this year as part of the Twentieth Annual Wattie’s Cans Film Festival.

The .kiwi Tri Series gets underway at Mount Maunganui this weekend (Sunday) with the traditional season opening Craigs Investment Partners Tinman launching a new look and yet familiar series of triathlons that engage participants throughout the country.

One of the North Island’s favourite cycle challenges will headline some top road cycling action at the 2nd Rotorua Bike Festival, in February.

The voting has closed, the numbers have been tallied and a winner has triumphantly emerged. After scouring the country over the past month, New Zealand’s Best Bikkie from the Griffin’s range has been found.