Pango, Vanuatu: Super vendor Loid Albert pictured at her store during the Oxfam/Sempo/ConsenSys led Unblocked Cash Blockchain pilot. Image credit Keith Parsons/Oxfam.From her modest storefront in Pango, Vanuatu, Loid stocks essential foods and household goods for the people in her community. Of all the countries

Sustainability is becoming increasingly more important for consumers. Now, The Warehouse is doing it's part with a new sustainably led product range. For many Kiwis, making sustainable choices has become increasingly important, but being able to make those choices is a privilege often only available

In a world full of advertising and environmental concerns, many of us are trying to go more minimalist. However, there’s still a role for purchases in creating and sustaining pleasure. Learning some simple psychological principles can help ensure what you buy truly does make you

Karen Walker’s latest limited edition collab with Blunt umbrella is out! We have a definite style crush on Karen Walker x Blunt collaboration – the Karen Walker for Blunt Grandmaster Umbrella. The umbrella features a striking print from Walker’s ‘Onwards and Upwards’ collection inspired by her love

Little did we know how pervasive and dramatic the impacts of a virus would be on almost every aspect of our lives, especially our work.   Many industries and workplaces, including those in fashion, are severely hit by the pandemic and struggling to recover. According to the

If you’ve been wondering whether to visit newly opened Commercial Bay or what to expect, you’re in for a pleasant surprise.With over a 100 retail outlets and eateries it may feel daunting to know who to visit first. We’ve put together a round-up of must-see

By Julia Steel New Zealand’s largest community fruit and vegetable co-op is switching from plastic bags to returnable cloth bags, in a move expected to save 114,000 single-use plastic bags every year. New Zealand’s largest community fruit and vegetable co-op is switching from plastic bags to returnable cloth

Good magazine in partnership with Ceres Organics is proud to introduce their inaugural awards celebrating everyday New Zealanders making a positive difference in the world. The Register invites its readers to get involved with the Good People Awards 2018.