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Smart Thinker: Neuroscientist Lisa Genova on why we shouldn’t be afraid of forgettingEver since she wrote the novel 'Still Alice', neuroscientist Lisa Genova has become a go-t

'Being trans and happy is my own act of protest' | MiNDFOODTheo Press, a transgender man, documented his moving transitioning journey as a means of challenging himself, helping other trans women and men, and educating those outside the trans community about his experience.

Matariki: the story behind New Zealand's newest public holiday | MiNDFOODMāori astronomy expert Dr Rangi Matamua is excited to see the unique celebration of Matariki become part of the nation’s identity

How school gardens are teaching students skills for lifeSchool gardens are teaching students more than how to grow, harvest, prepare and share food. They are also helping kids improve their literacy and social skills, enhance their wellbeing and giving them a foundation for healthy eating for life.

Katie Paterson's Future Library: An Anthology Built for 100 YearsImagine asking the world’s most acclaimed authors to write a story that won't be read for 100 years? That is the idea behind Katie Paterson’s Future Library, an anthology of books being created for generations to come.

Smart Thinker: The organic farmer rethinking the way we use wasteOrganic farmer and restaurant owner James Porteus is pioneering a type of business model: one built on self-sufficiency and respect for the land.

The Kiwi artist making waves in NY with her radiant and retro rugsLucy Tupu took a creative leap of faith when she moved to the Big Apple. Now she is a successful designer with her own studio, collaborating with big names and creating colourful works inspired by her Samoan roots and love of retro chic.

The Upper Hutt repair café bringing new life to beloved items | MiNDFOODNot even COVID-19 could stop the incredible community response from volunteers and visitors to Upper Hutt's very first repair café.

Struggles and triumphs of Dame Valerie Adams laid bare in powerful documentaryOne of the “scariest” moments Dame Valerie Adams has experienced of late, was sitting down to watch More Than Gold, a new documentary about her life.

Bioplastic artist Jessie French is challenging the culture of collectingMelding design and science, Jessie French's exploratory art practice uses alternative materials and degradable plastics, creating award-winning beautiful pieces with a purpose - to not release any more hard rubbish into the environment.

In the rugged Faroe Islands, a filmmaker tells the story of a remote Michelin-starred restaurantIn 'Nordic by Nature', director Rasmus Dinesen journeys to the remote Faroe Islands where he meets a young, ambitious chef who is quickly gaining world-wide acclaim.

Yiayia Next Door: In the wake of family violence, two brothers found refuge with the grandmother next door | MiNDFOODIn the devastating aftermath of their mother's death, two Melbourne brothers found refuge with the caring Greek grandmother next door, sparking a social media movement around community connection and ending family violence, as well as creating meaningful change.

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