The storm clouds gathered and the rain teemed down, but for once the elements were way down TVNZ Breakfast weather presenter Tamati Coffey's priority list. on the girls: "A lot of our best friends are
Within minutes of meeting them for the first time, it's obvious that Nerida Cortese and Natasha Boon have a huge amount in common. They have the same graceful way of moving and dancer's poise. Their long
When Lee Donoghue packed his bags and headed to New York City last July, he was planning to find himself - not somebody else. The Shortland Street star was in Manhattan to take on a new challenge and spend
on a cloudless Queenstown afternoon, perched high on a stone-clad mountain, All Black comeback king Ali Williams married his sweetheart Casey Green in front of a celebrity-studded guest list of 130 friends
Nadia Lim's life has changed so much in a year she can barely recognise it. Since taking out the MasterChef title in May she's started a new job, written a book, hosted cooking events up and down the country
Standing at the altar of Auckland's St Matthew-in-the-City church, Shortland Street's Ido Drent is a handsome young man at the height of his star power. The sought-after heart-throb with the burgeoning
Although Suri Cruise has had five years in the spotlight, it's little Harper Beckham who's won the battle of the celebrity tots. Search engine Google has released lists of New Zealand's top web searches,
As he watches his daughter Keira run around the living room and help decorate the Christmas tree, the TV remote held firmly to her ear like a phone as she happily chats away, Piri Weepu is relaxing for
In the hectic whirlwind that is Annabel Langbein's life, there are two things that she is never, ever too busy for. one is her family, the other is her friends. "Friendships are such an important part
As he reclines on his leather couch, the doors thrown open to allow the early summer sun to come streaming through, Breakfast weather favourite Tamati Coffey sighs in satisfaction. After two and a half
In this weeks issue, misery in Monaco. Has the rumoured family curse struck Charlene too?
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