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Step into the charming world of Daphne's Diary in a whole new way!😍

Are you a fan of paper and creativity? Then this bumper book (it’s 3 cm thick!) will be an endless source of inspiration for you.

The book includes lots of little booklets and other items. Discover paper techniques, interactive elements, pages to colour, things to draw and creative activities to fold, cut and press out. Ideal as a gift - to yourself or a loved one🎁

Available in Whitcoulls, Paper Plus and Independent Bookstores from 13th April 🏃‍♀

Get with Cuisine's gorgeous new issue - in stores now!✨

Packed with holiday entertaining ideas, show-stopping recipes and seasonal style, it’s the perfect read to kickstart your festive cooking inspo.

It's December and that means only 1 thing; we're officially counting down to !🎄🎁 Feeling festive yourself? Grab your copy of The Christmas Magazine - in stores now!🔔

Copies in stores now🤩

Our Kōanga Spring Edition cover features Rangihaute Rangiauria Pitt Island local Morgan Edmonds (Ngāti Mutunga o Wharekauri), 11, with “the Pitt Plane,” also called “the 206.”

Morgan’s aunt, Raewyn “Tommi” Gregory-Hunt (Ngāti Mutunga o Wharekauri), says, “It’s used for everything – it flies our mail over, and if we have anything at one of the shops on Chatham we can call or message the pilots and they will pick it up.”

Tommi grew up on Pitt Island, part of the Chatham Islands, enjoying a childhood defined by rugged, open landscapes, self-reliance and the deep connections that come from being part of a community of forty people. Now, the islands’ sole stock agent is following in her father’s footsteps and raising her daughter, Mikayla, the same way that she was – free to roam.

When Tommi’s name first cropped up, it was with both admiration and intrigue of what it would be like to live on an island as isolated as Pitt, and then to be one of the - if not, the - most remote stock agents in Aotearoa - juggling wild weather and broken-down boats just to get stock to market. I knew it was a story we wanted to capture, no matter how long it was going to take to get a photographer across to the island. Tommi’s would have to be the most remote story we’ve told to date, and the journey from commissioning it to seeing it in print has been a really special one.

Landing on Monday 8th September, you can find a copy in stores from Monday, or order on our website and we’ll get a copy in the post to you.

Ngā mihi nui
Kristy

Photographed by Ashleigh Ryan
Designed by Tonia Shuttleworth (Ngāi Tahu)

You can find this gorgeous new issue of Together Journal in stores now!🥰💐