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Joseph Finau cooks recipes from his Facebook group & Stacey introduces Doug Drane to Whānau Living; together they make a chopping board from up-cycled wood.
Glen makes restaurant style dishes easy to cook at home and Nicola visits Papatuanuku Kokiri Marae to find out how communal gardening is improving the health of urban communities.
Jane Rangiwahia makes 3 delicious recipes for only $25, Doug shows us how to make a unique lampshade and Jenny-May learns how to set up a fish tank.
Mark from Allergy NZ discusses tips & tricks for those with food allergies. Emma Galloway shows us that eating vegetarian, gluten and dairy free can be exciting and delicious.
Brett McGregor cooks two dishes that offer a taste away from home. Beez develops a balanced workout system while Maihi creates a simple yet eye catching DIY project.
Niki from "Healthy Food Guide" makes quick and easy breakfast recipes. Doug up-cycles a set of drawers into baby furniture and Jenny-May is puppy proofing her home and garden.
Karla from Bluebells Cakery shows off her baking skills. Nicola re-pots herbs from her garden and Beez is joined by NZ Waka Ama rep, Nona Taute Hohepa to find out more about the sport.
Aaron Brunet re-creates a few recipes into delicious vegan dishes. Stacey chats to WeNetwork founder Rachel Lewis & jewellery designer Nichola Te Kiri about how they began their own businesses.
Food blogger Sarah Tuck prepares Mexican style burgers and a decadent dessert. Jenny-May meets the founder of “The Parenting Place” and Beez showcases some creative fitness ideas for children.
The owners of Puha and Pakeha prepare two of their recipes with traditional ingredients. Nicola Kawana invites Stacey around for a tea party & Maihi makes and paints super easy concrete letters.
Jo Seagar shows off two of her 'easy peasy' recipes and Maihi Makiha makes his own safe & easy fire display. Doug is up-cycling a toddlers bed into a custom cot.
Jess Daniels will be cooking up a storm, Nicola Kawana learns about Andrea Reid's community initiative "Pollinator paths" & Beez meets Zuu instructor Abraham Dyer for body weight-training.
Joseph Finau cooks recipes from his Facebook group & Stacey introduces Doug Drane to Whānau Living; together they make a chopping board from up-cycled wood.
