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Woman

Issue 21, 2021
Magazine

Woman is a place where real women are celebrated and uplifted, a community that reflects us – where we feel like we belong. Woman is a relatable and reliable source of information and inspiration. Featuring powerful stories, shared experiences, engaging entertainment and advice that connects and empowers women. Woman’s content pillars include stories about women, culture, recipes, health & wellbeing, home & garden, fashion & beauty, te reo Maori, books and entertainment, as well as puzzles, star columnists and more.

EDITOR’S LETTER nā Sido

Things I love…

Woman

Our secret recipe • As they prepare to unveil an exciting new chapter, Annabel Langbein tells Sophie Neville why she’s entrusting daughter Rose to carry on the family mantle.

The REDEMPTION of MONICA LEWINSKY • She was the 22-year-old intern who was vilified after her affair with Bill Clinton almost wrecked his presidency. In light of the #MeToo movement, can a new TV drama rescue Monica Lewinsky’s reputation? Former US correspondent Martin Fletcher, who witnessed the scandal first-hand, reports.

Sign of the times • There’s no shortage of causes, but the way we protest has changed, says Rosemary.

Stroke of INSPIRATION • Gold medal-winning Paralympic swimmer Tupou Neiufi talks to Aroha Awarau about defying the odds, meeting Dame Valerie Adams and her desire to inspire others.

‘Toni, it’s Mum. There’s been an accident’ • Broadcaster Toni Street shares the day her beloved 14-year-old brother Stephen died. It was the third tragic loss for her parents, who had already suffered the deaths of daughter Tracy and Toni’s twin brother Lance.

A WOMAN OF PRINCIPAL • Jan Tinetti has witnessed some dreadful things over the years, from sexism to discrimination against children. Now, she’s using her experiences – and her role as Minister for Women – to make the world a better place. Siena Yates reports

Risqué business • Journalist by day, fearless burlesque performer by night – Verity Johnson takes us behind the curtain of her passion project.

Urine trouble • A weak pelvic floor is no laughing matter, but personal trainer Lynda Lovatt is here to help. Juliet Young reports.

A common complaint: ‘I had no idea of the risks’

FAMILY TIES • Four business-savvy women talk to Sharon Stephenson about continuing their family legacy.

One for the books • Rural romance writer Danielle Hawkins swaps love for livestock in her chronicle of Kiwi farm life. Sharon Stephenson meets the woman behind the words.

CHEESE? Yes, please! • October is New Zealand Cheese Month, so I’m celebrating our local cheesemakers, who never cease to impress me with their incredible skill. Buy local, try something new and broaden your tastes with some new varieties – opt for pecorino if you usually favour parmesan, gouda studded with cumin if you’ve only tried it plain, or washed rind if you’re a fan of camembert.

Perfect pairing • Everyone loves a platter, and matching your cheese selections with the right wine can really enhance the snacking experience.

Tried & tested • Yotam Ottolenghi and Noor Murad share some new creations from Ottolenghi Test Kitchen: Shelf Love, made with ingredients found in many people’s pantries.

A refreshing choice

WORK IT! • Who’s dreaming of ditching the lockdown leisurewear and heading back to the office in style? Check out our inspiration for a post-WFH world.

SHE’S THE BOSS • In celebration of female innovation and ingenuity, we meet the women behind some of our favourite beauty brands.

KITCHEN refresh • Update the hardest-working room in the house with these great kitchen ideas.

Set the tone • You can’t go wrong with black and white, and this bold table setting adds a modern monochromatic...


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Woman is a place where real women are celebrated and uplifted, a community that reflects us – where we feel like we belong. Woman is a relatable and reliable source of information and inspiration. Featuring powerful stories, shared experiences, engaging entertainment and advice that connects and empowers women. Woman’s content pillars include stories about women, culture, recipes, health & wellbeing, home & garden, fashion & beauty, te reo Maori, books and entertainment, as well as puzzles, star columnists and more.

EDITOR’S LETTER nā Sido

Things I love…

Woman

Our secret recipe • As they prepare to unveil an exciting new chapter, Annabel Langbein tells Sophie Neville why she’s entrusting daughter Rose to carry on the family mantle.

The REDEMPTION of MONICA LEWINSKY • She was the 22-year-old intern who was vilified after her affair with Bill Clinton almost wrecked his presidency. In light of the #MeToo movement, can a new TV drama rescue Monica Lewinsky’s reputation? Former US correspondent Martin Fletcher, who witnessed the scandal first-hand, reports.

Sign of the times • There’s no shortage of causes, but the way we protest has changed, says Rosemary.

Stroke of INSPIRATION • Gold medal-winning Paralympic swimmer Tupou Neiufi talks to Aroha Awarau about defying the odds, meeting Dame Valerie Adams and her desire to inspire others.

‘Toni, it’s Mum. There’s been an accident’ • Broadcaster Toni Street shares the day her beloved 14-year-old brother Stephen died. It was the third tragic loss for her parents, who had already suffered the deaths of daughter Tracy and Toni’s twin brother Lance.

A WOMAN OF PRINCIPAL • Jan Tinetti has witnessed some dreadful things over the years, from sexism to discrimination against children. Now, she’s using her experiences – and her role as Minister for Women – to make the world a better place. Siena Yates reports

Risqué business • Journalist by day, fearless burlesque performer by night – Verity Johnson takes us behind the curtain of her passion project.

Urine trouble • A weak pelvic floor is no laughing matter, but personal trainer Lynda Lovatt is here to help. Juliet Young reports.

A common complaint: ‘I had no idea of the risks’

FAMILY TIES • Four business-savvy women talk to Sharon Stephenson about continuing their family legacy.

One for the books • Rural romance writer Danielle Hawkins swaps love for livestock in her chronicle of Kiwi farm life. Sharon Stephenson meets the woman behind the words.

CHEESE? Yes, please! • October is New Zealand Cheese Month, so I’m celebrating our local cheesemakers, who never cease to impress me with their incredible skill. Buy local, try something new and broaden your tastes with some new varieties – opt for pecorino if you usually favour parmesan, gouda studded with cumin if you’ve only tried it plain, or washed rind if you’re a fan of camembert.

Perfect pairing • Everyone loves a platter, and matching your cheese selections with the right wine can really enhance the snacking experience.

Tried & tested • Yotam Ottolenghi and Noor Murad share some new creations from Ottolenghi Test Kitchen: Shelf Love, made with ingredients found in many people’s pantries.

A refreshing choice

WORK IT! • Who’s dreaming of ditching the lockdown leisurewear and heading back to the office in style? Check out our inspiration for a post-WFH world.

SHE’S THE BOSS • In celebration of female innovation and ingenuity, we meet the women behind some of our favourite beauty brands.

KITCHEN refresh • Update the hardest-working room in the house with these great kitchen ideas.

Set the tone • You can’t go wrong with black and white, and this bold table setting adds a modern monochromatic...


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