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Ripe for the Picking

Head to one of the many farms around New Zealand that allow you to pick your own produce.

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Northern lights put on best ever show over Sweden

Stargazers in Sweden have filmed what they describe as “the most intense Northern Lights display” in recent years.

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Korean families prepare to meet relatives across border

Separated family members in North and South Korea prepare to meet relatives during reunions set to take place later this week.

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Double trouble

A small northern Indian village has put itself on the map thank’s to its large population of twins. Interestingly, the twin phenomena affects both humans and animals alike…

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Flights to get more turbulent

Travelling across the North Atlantic could get a lot bumpier in the future thanks to climate change, according to scientists.

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Book Club of the month: April 2013

Meet our book club of the month, Desperate Readers as they review ‘Nothing to Envy’ a book that delves into the lives of North Koreans.

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GALLERY: Santa Claus is coming to town

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US braces for Hurricane Sandy

After bypassing Florida, Sandy is churning towards the northeast coast of the US and is expected to bring extreme rain and flooding.

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Chermoula

Chermoula is spicy paste consisting of coriander, parsley, garlic and onion. It is used widely in North African cuisine to flavour fish or seafood.

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Scores killed in North Korea floods

North Korea’s state media reports that 88 people have been killed in floods brought on by heavy downpours.

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Raw Wildlife Encounters

Eco-tourism in Sumatra, Indonesia, is helping to keep orangutans safe and happy. These kind, gentle tree-dwellers share many similarities with humans, including being fiercely protective of their babies. Ian Singleton, director of conservation at Pan-Eco housing, has been working to build a new nursery to look after orangutan orphans in North Sumatra. Visit the babies with tour company Raw Wildlife Encounters. MiNDFOOD reports.

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Here today, Gone tomorrow

A new book highlighting the threat of climate change to more than 100 places around the globe is encouraging people to visit them before it’s too late.
You can buy the book online at 100places.com/en

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Everest swim

Environmental campaigner Lewis Pugh vowed never to embark on another cold-water swim after he tackled the North Pole. But then he heard about Lake Imja in the Himalayas, MiNDFOOD podcast presents.

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Forty-eight hours in Long Beach

Today celebrities and tourists still relax and enjoy the scenic and historic charm of the city, reports MiNDFOOD.

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Tastes of NZ with Justin North

Join Sydney-based Kiwi, chef Justin North this September as he hosts the KEA “Tastes of NZ” – a one night-only event featuring a 5 course degustation menu using only New Zealand ingredients matched with the finest Kiwi wines.

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Bottle Shock film dilutes the truth

The wine-themed film “Bottle Shock” skimps on the facts, but delivers on the cast, on MiNDFOOD.

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Dry versus unplugged

Waipara winemaker Belinda Gould creates white wines that take their drinkers on a joy ride of flavour, MiNDFOOD’s Wine Editor Joelle Thomson reports.

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Aaron De Mey

Born in New Zealand’s North Island and based in New York, Aaron De Mey 
has secured his place as one of the world’s leading make-up artists, MiNDFOOD reports.

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Five minutes with Lynnette Hudson

MiNDFOOD speaks to Lynnette Hudson and her husband, 
Matt Donaldson, are the dynamic duo behind the winemaking at Pegasus Bay, Waipara.

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