Tim Read cooks a stunning meal and Nicola shows the benefits of using natural herbs in your beauty regime. Beez chats to Fred and Lisa Faafou about D7’s success for fitness lovers.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 18
Anne Thorp has two delicious seafood recipes to share and Stacey speaks to women in business about how they’ve juggled a career and family.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 17
NEW EPISODE: Jenny-May and Dean chat to two experts about the development stages of languages and Beez learns about the importance of visiting a chiropractor to keep your body in check.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 16
Jamie & Debbie from Judge Bao share their way of cooking. Maihi creates unique up-cycled throw cushions and Nicola shares the advantages of planting leafy greens.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 15
Vanessa Baxter shares recipes that she and her family are hooked on. Nicola teaches us the usefulness of garden weeds and Maihi has a craft project perfect for the kids.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 14
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.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 13
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.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 12
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.
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Whānau Living, Series 5 Episode 11
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.
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Community garden brings hope to Wellington’s homeless
Wellington's community garden Mokai Kainga is helping the homeless get back on their feet. Those staying here say working in the garden is therapeutic and gives them hope for the New Year.
