HeyJaredJane Phare
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'Do things that give you a buzz': What's driving older Kiwis to reinvent their retirement years (opens the original)
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Retirement isn't on the radar for Aucklander Dame Alison Paterson, 91, who stepped down from corporate governance work when she was 85 and is now working on her second master's degree. Photo / Dean Purcell Turning 65 used to be synonymous with retirement. Yet, for many Kiwis, the satisfaction, financial security and identity of a job mean they’re working decades past the arbitrary age, writes Jane Phare. You could say Sir Richard Faull is getting on a bit. The eminent neuroscientist turns 81 nex
'She was a very, very special person': Grieving husband supports move to install safer cross-country horse jumps (opens the original)
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Georgie Campbell, wife of Kiwi Olympian Jesse Campbell, died after suffering a rotational fall at the Bicton International Horse Trials in the UK in 2024. Photo / Instagram After the tragic death of their daughter-in-law, Georgie Campbell, in a horse-riding accident, a Matamata couple is raising money to install safety equipment in cross-country jumps in the hope no other Kiwi family will have to endure the pain of losing a loved one. It happened so quickly, the accident that ended Georgie Campb
'That's my hospital gown': Artist turns grief and serious injury into art (opens the original)
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Auckland artist Holli McEntegart's exhibition at Silo 6 in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter is based on fabric used to care for others and for herself after a serious accident. Photo / Dean Purcell Artist Holli McEntegart is dwarfed by the voluminous concrete cavity that is Silo 6, the space in Wynyard Quarter that she has filled with fabric that tells a story of the years, months, weeks and days she has spent caring, grieving and loving. She calls the space “monstrous” but she doesn’t mean it as a cr
Mind games of the All Blacks: The mental skills that get the best from the ABs (opens the original)
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New Zealand high-performance athletes and team players benefit from mental skills coaching from sports psychologists such as Gilbert Enoka. The All Blacks and the Springboks are level with one victory each in the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series. Mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka must make sure the players have their heads in the game for this weekend’s clash. Jane Phare looks at why mental skills coaching is an essential part of a winning formula, and why it can be used in everyday life. Watch c
'It's neverending': Why a new generation of home owners could face financial ruin (opens the original)
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Back in the ’80s and ’90s, it was dubbed the leaky homes crisis. Decades later, experts predict another wave of multibillion-dollar heartbreak is coming, leaving behind a trail of misery and financial ruin. Jane Phare investigates why substandard homes and apartments are still being built, who is to blame, what needs to change and what home buyers should watch for. Nearly 20 years ago, as a journalist with the Herald on Sunday, I interviewed Aucklander John Gray about leaky homes. Back then, he
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