Emma Clifton

The Breakfast co-hosts reveal the importance and joy of sharing Kiwis’ stories

Away from the Beehive, our Leader of the Opposition is buzzing with happiness!

After gruelling years of IVF, the broadcaster is shocked and delighted to be expecting a second child

As she awaits the arrival of baby number two, The Hits radio star opens up about marriage, motherhood and making peace with the madness of the media world

The beloved Kiwi cook has had a lot on her plate since becoming a single parent, moving to a small seaside town and dishing up a new recipe book. She shares the transformation she has undergone and what she’s serving this festive season.

After finding paradise in NZ, the TV star reveals what’s next

After decades of being Hollywood’s best-kept secret, the Kiwi actress has finally hit the A-list – and her new role hits very close to home

The livewire actress is relishing the chance to pause and ponder what matters most at 40

As her family rallies around, the celebrity chef talks to writer Emma Clifton about her biggest challenge yet, being on the brink of burnout and the life lessons that tragedy has taught her.

Having researched and written a new book celebrating ageing, our beloved columnist opens up about her greatest fears, trying Botox, going grey, her untold 50-year love story – and why we all need to learn to embrace getting older

The actress explains why the past couple of years have been ‘painful but incredibly healing’

Fair Go presenter Pippa Wetzell talks about navigating change, teenage challenges and why she’ll keep on fighting

The AM show presenters have been tight for a decade

The Kiwi supermodel reveals how the past two years have changed her physically and emotionally

Wee Bookshop owner Ruth Shaw has led a wild, novel-worthy life!

The top-rating broadcaster’s life has changed forever – and she regrets nothing!

Our canoeing golden girl Lisa Carrington talks about being newly engaged, what drives her remarkable success and her Tokyo goals.

'I've finally found my happy place'

Jacinda Ardern lets us in on why this Christmas will be extra special for her family

Renee Wright talks openly about what she’s learned about helping children cope with loss, and her immense love and gratitude for her family.

''I wasn't very well physically or mentally and I knew that my behaviour had changed... I was diagnosed with being burnt out and pretty severely depressed.''

In fact, she's embracing a life of change more than ever.

There’s always room for one more at Jo Seagar’s Christmas table.

For Kim, the journey to mystic enlightenment has been a tumultuous one.

Broadcaster Petra Bagust and her mum talk about moving in together, going back to school, and finding the courage to be vulnerable.

''This is a very fulfilling time for me, but yes, I’m still single. I’m sure it’ll change soon. I’d like it to.''

Wellness expert Dr Libby Weaver believes stress is a major factor in many of today’s health problems, more so than ever before.

The ever-youthful Kiwi cook is relishing the freedom of choice and lack of pressure life after 50 brings.

Our Kiwi beauty is now a full-time yoga and meditation teacher.

Discover the magic and magnificence of Iran on a women-only tour.

He came for the ice hockey, but Rachel Hunter's son, Liam, is falling for his remarkable new life in the South Island.

I was more like… 'Do you have any high-necked, long sexy negligées? Anything with a long sleeve or a corset?'

At 73, Dame Helen Mirren has learnt a few things about life...

Life is changing for Hilary Barry.

Walking the Camino de Santiago trail in Europe is for many a spiritual pilgrimage. For Julie Zarifeh it was a way to cope with devastating grief.

Last year, Makena Houston underwent a double lung transplant, giving her the chance to breathe properly for the first time in 26 years. But the operation came with consequences of its own.

She’s widely regarded as one of the world’s greatest living actresses, but Meryl Streep still fears failure.

Amanda Gillies is in a happy place – but there has been personal heartbreak along the way.

The MP made world headlines when she cycled to hospital to give birth. She talks about how this put her and what she stands for in the spotlight.

''There are times in life you just know to go, 'Actually, shut up Allyson, just go with it.'''

Doug Gold has recorded the incredible love story of his parents-in-law, Bruce Murray and Josefine Lobnik, in a book entitled The Note Through The Wire.

Married with a mortgage in her 20s, going on her OE at 40 and finding her confidence in between Claire Chitham, talks about her back-to-front life.

The girl from Glenfield is quite happy making life up as she goes along.

Do we really need to have saved a million dollars by the time we retire? No, says Mary.

''Sometimes women just need to be taken care of.''

''None of what I’ve done was in the plan... I was going to live a slightly left of centre, but conventional, life.''

A year into her role as PM while also becoming a first-time mum, Jacinda talks about making history, finding balance in life, and her gratitude for the support of others.

Following their daughter’s waterskiing accident, the Langbein family have a new appreciation for life and love.

She may not have performed here before, but Shania has a long history with New Zealand.

''I walked into the house and Mum and Dad said, 'Could you sit down?' I would mark that as the moment life changed, and refocused.''

Relationships are like a car – they need ongoing attention to keep running smoothly.

She's cooked for some of the world’s most famous names, but there have been tough times, too.

Busier than ever, her causes as relevant, retirement is the furthest thing from Helen Clark’s mind.

Dr Libby has become the bridge between the general world of women's wellness and the complex biochemistry behind it.

There's one super ingredient that will do wonders for your body.

'I ended up at a neighbour's house in tears saying I have no idea what I've done to my son.'

It’s a scenario no parent wants to face – seeing their child’s life being destroyed by addiction. But if it happens, what can you do?

"There are not a lot of people out there waving a flag around like they've got some sort of perfect life. I mean, no one does," she says.

“You won’t be able to make nourishing choices if you don’t think you’re worth taking care of.”

Emma Clifton looks at how the writer is using her fame to help youngsters.

As a child body language expert Suzanne Masefield could never understand why people didn't say what they meant - she could see what they were feeling!

You don't hate your body, you don't love your body, your body just is.

She says the opportunity to don sequins and explore her sexy side couldn't have come at a better time.

Don’t fear the fat – fatty acids have a range of benefits for your brain, heart and body; but most importantly, your face!

"I've had to cede control to someone else now. And I find that very difficult," she laughs.

Easy ways to improve your gut health every day – no juice cleanse required.

Too many great women have been held back – lost jobs, left jobs…

For the first time in decades, Susie says she is free from the excruciating pain that has ruled her life.

She’ll order a takeaway curry after a busy day, and chats with her partner on Facebook. She’s also the Prime Minister of New Zealand, who stunned the country with the news that she’s expecting her first child.

The star on her love for NZ, life in her 60s, and why she could make the perfect President.

How many of us would be prepared to endure extreme pain and injury to do the job we love?

We may be 60 but we don't feel it!

One of the most unfortunate aspects of endometriosis is the fact the bloating symptoms mean she can sometimes look pregnant.

Personalised exercise and diet plans, based on your genes, are the new frontier in wellness trends.

“To cry on national TV was hard,” says Amanda. “But the response was humbling... and you realise how many people go through it."

Our winners for the 2017 NEXT Woman of the Year have been announced.

Think Hawaii, and you’ll think sun, surfboards and cocktails by the pool. That’s part of it, but so too are the lava fields of volcano Kilauea.

Reality TV is often referred to as a guilty pleasure, but why do we enjoy it so much?

The Married At First Sight experts say we have become too fickle and fussy.

Here, the experts answer the questions we've all been asking.

I’ll always love him, he’s a treasured friend.

Fashion expert Bridget Hope shares her tips and tricks.

It's a process and moving through grief takes time.

Helen Mackay wasn’t the only lawyer who wanted more flexible hours. She explains how she used a gap in the market to create her own law firm.

One writer tries a new strategy to save for her next overseas jaunt.

Three women undergoing treatment for breast cancer talk about what it’s like.

Why has sex been all about him for so long?

She arrives in heavy rain, but writer Emma Clifton isn’t going to let that dampen her spirits as she eats, cycles and bird-watches up a storm in Wellington.

In this exclusive podcast, Dr Laurie Mintz shares the key information she wants all women to know about their bodies.

Nine years in opposition has taught Jacinda Ardern a lot about herself. In a very candid conversation, she reveals why she’s tired of waiting on the sidelines.

The Warriors yoga teacher on healing her body through exercise, the importance of having fun, and why it's not all about being bendy.

Having been raised in a multi-generational, all-female household, the 800 Words actress is determined to pass the same close-knit values onto her two sons.

Years ago, the actress set herself the challenge of being creative every day for 100 days and the drive has stayed with her.

‘It’s a hard thing to say as you’re meant to be completely 100 per cent adoring of your children, which is bollocks’

‘I think that has to be a lesson that’s instilled in young girls that money and self-worth need to go hand in hand.’

Bernadine Oliver-Kerby talks about love, loss and why slowing down is the last thing on her mind.

Hugs, haka and more human bonding than you can shake an incense stick at. This is Wanderlust.

She’s a much-loved face on our TV screens, but who knew Pippa Wetzell was also the darling of Samoa, up there with the prime minister, no less?

The biological alarm clock may be sounding, but many women are opting to ‘hit snooze’ on pregnancy.

This time last year, Hilary Barry set in motion a plan that would see her make the biggest decision of her life: to leave her job, publicly, after 23 years.