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It was a solemn anniversary and as the Queen joined her family at several events to mark the centenary of the end of World War I, she was suitably sombre. But for a few moments at a service at Westminster Abbey, the monarch allowed herself a small smile. Surrounded by her nearest and dearest, she was perhaps reflecting on the strong united front her family present at occasions such as the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, and feeling grateful that 2018 has been a particularly good year for the royals. “The royal family has never seemed stronger than it does today,” says palace expert Richard FitzWilliam. Her Majesty takes nothing for granted, and there are times when she can’t help worrying for the future of the monarchy, with concerns about…

It’s hard to imagine, but Nigella Lawson hasn’t always had an easy relationship with food. “My whole childhood was spent with people trying to force me to eat when I didn’t want to,” she says. “I never ate. I just read and talked to myself – anything else I found inhibiting. My mother thought I was autistic.” She pauses and shakes her head. “I come from a food-obsessed background.” The cook and author has, of course, made a global career from her enjoyment of cooking and eating, shared in a series of books and TV shows, as well as the occasional live talk. The latest of these, An Evening with Nigella Lawson, will take place in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch in January – and Nigella (58) already has an idea…

As if we needed more of a reason to fall for Emma Thompson, it was a true case of Love Actually watching the actress receive her damehood last week – wearing white sneakers, no less! Emma also revealed that she tried to sneak in a smooch when the Duke of Cambridge presented the honour to her at Buckingham Palace. “I love Prince William; I’ve known him since he was little, and we just sniggered at each other,” the new dame confesses. “I said, ‘I can’t kiss you, can I?’ And he said, ‘No, don’t!’” “If you’re first up, you have to be more formal on such an occasion, but he’s looking wonderful and doing so well,” she adds. “He said, ‘This day isn’t about me, it’s about you.’” Along with…

Fiji holds a special place in heart of rugby sevens star DJ Forbes. Not only has he relished playing against the incredibly talented Fijian sevens team, but he and wife Lisa got married there 10 years ago. “Well, initially it was a love/ hate relationship between me and Fiji,” he laughs. “There were a lot of Fijians who loved to hate me when I was playing against them. “But they are such a proud Sevens nation, they love seeing anyone from the sevens family in their country. My wife and I try to get back there at least every second year.” DJ and Lisa are the doting parents of Titus (9) and Sarai (6), and it was with them in mind that the sports star (36), who retired from playing…

By her own admission, Fifi Colston is not good at keeping secrets. Yet for three months, the 58-year-old creative powerhouse and former TV crafts presenter had to hide a doozy from her friends and family. “The cat’s out of the bag now though!” laughs Fifi, relieved to finally reveal she’s packing up her home in Wellington to become the University of Otago’s Children’s Writer in Residence for 2019. “Of course, my husband Adrian knew I was applying,” she says. “But after the phone call telling me I had been chosen, I said to him, ‘How do you feel about moving to Dunedin then?’ and he cheekily replied, ‘Oh, so not Berlin?’” It’s been a long time coming for Fifi, who has applied for the fellowship several times while also enjoying…

Christmas fruit tart MAKES x2 15CM TARTS This is an alternative to the little Christmas mince pies that Mum usually makes at Christmas time. And I’ve got to say, it takes a fraction of the time to make and a slice of this is just perfect! 2 sheets (or 500g) sweet shortcrust pastry 1-1½ cups fruit mince (recipe below) Egg for egg wash Icing sugar to dust 1 Set oven to 180oC bake (not fan) and place an oven tray in to heat. Line two 15cm, or similar, tins with baking paper. 2 Roll the pastry out to fit your tins and gently press the pastry into the tins, creating sides that are 1-2cm thick. Prick all over with a fork and chill for 30 minutes. Save any leftover pastry…

Give yourself a lovely old-fashioned rosemary or lavender hair rinse, learn to live with cockroaches, and how to make natural moth repellent bags. Work with nature! Wendyl Nissen OUR GREEN GODDESS CAULIFLOWER PICKLE This is known as a “refrigerator pickle” because it is designed to be eaten out of the fridge over the course of a few weeks, unlike old-fashioned pickles which, safely pickled, will keep for months on your shelf. I have been making this a lot at the moment as I have cauliflowers maturing in my garden and this makes a great side dish or a feature for a platter. 2 cups water 4 garlic cloves, peeled 1 cup apple cider vinegar* 3 tsp sea salt 1 tsp brown sugar 1 head cauliflower, chopped into large pieces Fresh…

Remember when pétanque became a thing? You probably don’t because it was about 25 years ago. It became terrible trendy and anybody who was anybody had a pétanque court. Quite honestly? Not something I ever hankered for. Of all the garden games I’ve longed for, it’d be the last. Or nearly the last... Get the ball rolling! If there’s one thing I am eternally grateful for, it’s that The Partner doesn’t play golf. Sure, he trundles off to a private nine-hole golf course where he’s the greenkeeper twice a week, but his weapon of choice is a hoe, not a golf club, and he’s never shown the slightest inclination to have a round, or whatever it’s called. Me neither. I love the golf course because it’s in the most beautiful…

Sarah & Corey Mosen Their work in conservation brought them together in 2015 and it was amongst nature that Sarah and Corey became engaged in 2017. The ring was yet to arrive, but a spectacular sunset atop a mountain in the middle of Kahurangi National Park waits for no-one, so Corey dropped to one knee during an “amazing evening”. The Nelson couple married in March, surrounded by their loved ones, human and animal kind, at St Arnaud Community Hall. “Our day was meticulously planned and went accordingly,” they tell. “Everyone had a great time and we all partied until 2am.”…

SCORPIO Oct 24 – Nov 22 You take on a leadership role of some sort. People will listen and, although they may not agree with you, they will give their support. You’ll find you’re able to make most people happy. Stepping out of your comfort zone won’t be as daunting as you thought. It is also time for a new outfit or accessories. Life is bright and colourful, and your wardrobe should reflect that. SAGITTARIUS Nov 23 – Dec 22 It’s not that you are an old dog, but you are going to learn a couple of new tricks. This will please you immensely and give you a great sense of achievement. It’s a skill that puts you in an excellent position for a new job, moving a step up…

Our Cute Kid wins a Poopsie Slime Surprise (RRP $22). Make magical unicorn poop (slime) with the mystery poop packs! When you gotta go, store the poop slime in the collectible Poopsie key chain. Can you find the ultra-rare Unicorn Sparkle? There’s more than 15 to collect! Email photos of your child to us at nzww@bauermedia.co.nz  with the subject line: Cute Kid. Please provide the full name and age of the child as well as your phone number and address.…

A love that is so powerful and obsessive it entirely shapes one man’s life is at the heart of this fascinating historical novel. Love Is Blind takes us to late 19th-century Scotland, where a young man called Brodie Moncur is intent on escaping the influence of his domineering father. Brodie has great talent as a piano tuner and when he’s offered a job in a Parisian piano maker’s store it’s his chance for a fresh start and a more exciting future. In Paris he meets beautiful young opera singer Lika Blum. She seems to be out of his reach, as she is the lover of a renowned pianist, John Kilbarron. But Brodie embarks on a business arrangement with the pianist and an illicit and dangerous love affair with the intriguing…

Following the success of their first two cookbooks comes another tasty read by the Ripe Deli team. From salads and vegan dishes to curries and baking, A Third Helping (Beatnik Publishing, RRP $60, beatnikshop.com ) has more than 150 recipes for food that will comfort and feed the soul. We have eight copies to give away. To enter, go to womansweekly.co.nz  and click on the “Win” tab with the unique code RC48, or send your name, address and phone number to: New Zealand Woman’s Weekly/ Ripe Action Response Bag 500269, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142 by November 30.…

The royal family’s most popular member, according to a new poll, is Harry. The 34-year-old topped the list of favourite royals in a survey carried out by polling company YouGov. New wife Meghan was five places behind Harry in sixth, but still ahead of her new father-in-law, Prince Charles. The Queen came in second behind her grandson. The full list 1 Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex 2 Queen Elizabeth II 3 Prince William, Duke of Cambridge 4 Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge 5 Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh 6 Meghan, Duchess of Sussex 7 Charles, Prince of Wales 8 Princess Anne, the Princess Royal 9 Zara Phillips 10 Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall 11 Sophie, Countess of Wessex 12 Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex 13 Princess Beatrice of York 14 Princess Eugenie…

Famed ladies’ man Rod Stewart (73) may have been blissfully married to Penny Lancaster (47) since 2007, but he has admitted to cheating on her when they first started seeing each other. Penny revealed that when she was dating the crooner she found a photo of him with another woman. “He tried to tell me it was one of his daughter’s friends, but I knew it wasn’t and gave him an ultimatum then and there,” Penny recalls. “You’re talking a long time ago, 20 years ago,” Rod says. “There was one dalliance, yeah. But otherwise we’ve been together and it’s been wonderful. She put her thumb down and said, ‘That’s it, you’re seeing me and nobody else. No sharing.’ It’s been that way ever since.” The couple tied the knot…

When the Weekly catches up with Colin Hogg, he’s in a reflective mood. Days earlier, our long-time columnist found himself knee-deep in boxes in his basement, pulling out magazines from the 1980s and rediscovering his 30-year-old columns. “What I’ve come to realise,” he begins, a wry smile on his face, “is that I haven’t changed – but the kids are all old! My writing hasn’t changed at all. “But what I have discovered is that I definitely have two worlds – there’s my Weekly world, which is round and warm, and my other world, for which you perhaps need a broad mind!“ It’s his other world that Colin wants to chat about. Following on from his last book The High Road: A Journey to the New Frontier of Cannabis, Colin’s…

Tammy Wells strikes a cheery pose, deftly balancing a cake adorned with burning candles in one hand, as she celebrates one of her biggest career milestones. It’s hard to believe it’s been 30 years since the Briscoes Lady arrived on our TV screens with her trademark effervescent personality, inviting us to open our wallets and snap up some bargains at the homeware store. So we wouldn’t expect anything less than the iconic face of the company to be fizzing with delight, smiling broadly, as she insists it can’t possibly be three decades. “Time passes so fast! It really feels like I’ve been doing it for 15 years. It doesn’t feel like a long time at all,” she enthuses. The seemingly ageless frontwoman, who first hit our screens back in 1989,…

A Christmas cake that doesn’t need to be made months in advance – and it’s gluten-free! Plus, a Christmas mince tart that’s super-speedy to cook, some fun spiced biscuits and a fruit-filled bread that’s just plain yum. Yule love these! Send your foodie thoughts and questions to Nici: nwickes@bauermedia.co.nz Festive fruit bread MAKES 2 LOAVES (or one very large one) Light like a panettone and buttery like a brioche, this bread is wonderful and so Christmas-y. I’ve written the recipe differently to my usual format so that it’s easy to follow – trust me, as you’re buttering gorgeous, warm slices of this Christmas fruit bread, you’ll forget the effort. CHRISTMAS EVE 1¼ cups high-grade flour 1 tsp yeast ½ cup water Mix together in a medium bowl, cover and refrigerate…

Watermelon salad with feta, tomato, mint and cucumber SERVES 4 AS A SIDE 1 small seedless watermelon 1 Lebanese cucumber 3-4 oxheart tomatoes 3-4 mint sprigs 200g feta Salt, to taste Olive oil, for drizzling Juice of ½ lemon 1 Halve the watermelon, cut out pieces of the flesh using a spoon and arrange on a plate. Peel the cucumber and cut into thick slices. Cut the tomatoes into chunks and arrange on the watermelon, along with the cucumber. Pick the mint leaves and tear into smaller pieces. 2 Crumble the feta over the salad, scatter over the mint and salt, and drizzle with olive oil and the lemon juice. Blood orange salad with beetroot and avocado SERVES 4 AS A SIDE 1 each of small yellow, red and Chioggia…

This week’s model Taryn shares her beauty secrets with us… What’s your favourite part of having your make-up professionally done? I find it very relaxing, almost therapeutic actually. The way professionals wield their brushes really interests me and I can definitely see the difference they make. What’s the most expensive part of your beauty routine? That would be my latest purchase - a NuFace Trinity Mini, which is a hand-held micro-current device designed to contour and lift the face. It cost me more than $300, but I’ve definitely noticed an improvement after only a month of using it, particularly a tightening effect on the loose skin under my chin. I’m using it every day because I’ve decided it’s a bit like a gym membership – you’ve got to commit to…

Your voice can be an indicator of things going wrong in your body. It’s time to listen to yourself. Speak up! Have you noticed that your voice seems to have changed? Maybe it’s become raspy or sounds weaker than it used to. Often, changes to the way you speak can be temporary and their causes can be obvious – perhaps you have a throat infection or a job that involves raising your voice, straining your vocal cords. But problems with your voice can also be symptoms of serious health conditions. It’s important to see your doctor if you have issues with your voice so the cause can be found. There are many possible reasons for a weak or hoarse voice: • AUTOIMMUNE CONDITIONS Some diseases cause the immune system to mistakenly…

What are the pros and cons of iodised salt? Plus, if you’re a Kiwi, what sort of drivers’ licence do you need to hire a campervan? Crystal clear! You’ve noticed that more and more table salts for sale aren’t iodised. Given that iodine was added to salt to counter dietary deficiencies in earlier generations, do we need to continue to buy iodised salt? Are there any downsides? You’re right. As the range of imported table salts at the supermarket has broadened to include natural salts such as sea salt and Himalayan salt, the number of salts without iodine has increased. Even though New Zealand soil is naturally low in iodine, your normal varied diet should provide sufficient levels for good health. Iodine is present in fish, dairy products, grains, fruit…

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Reviewing praise I would like to compliment Nicky Pellegrino for reviewing a self-published novel in the latest edition of the Weekly (19.11.2018). It is almost impossible to get novels published in New Zealand. Self-publishing is very costly and marketing a novel is a mission on its own for the author too. I feel sure many excellent novels set in New Zealand have never come to fruition because of these difficulties. I for one will be purchasing Nikki Crutchley’s novel No One Can Hear You. Gwyneth, via email THIS MAGAZINE IS SUBJECT TO NZ PRESS COUNCIL PROCEDURES. A COMPLAINT MUST FIRST BE DIRECTED IN WRITING TO THE EDITOR’S EMAIL ADDRESS. IF THE COMPLAINANT IS NOT SATISFIED WITH THE RESPONSE, THE COMPLAINT MAY BE REFERRED TO THE PRESS COUNCIL, PO BOX 10-879,…

By the time you read this column, I’ll be in London. My daughter should have had her second baby and I’ll be in full grandparent mode, helping Bart adjust to being a big brother, and helping my daughter and her husband cope with all the extra demands a newborn makes on a household. Kate’s had a remarkably easy pregnancy. For someone so little, she is made for this baby-bearing business. The only hiccups have been out of her control – my son-in-law broke his leg a week ago as he ran to catch his Uber, and a water pipe burst in their house just a few days ago. But Kate is managing remarkably well and taking it all in her stride. Bart loves having his dad working from home and…

THE NUTCRACKER AND THE FOUR REALMS The classic Christmas tale is brought to life in this gorgeous Disney film. Its costumes and special effects are a major highlight as together they create a truly magical world of colour and excitement. While the movie features an impressive cast of stars, including Helen Mirren, Keira Knightley and Morgan Freeman, the storyline is very traditional and won’t knock your socks off. But the kids will certainly enjoy all the lively characters and crazy worlds – plus, this flick a great one to get you in the mood for the festive season. Ellen Mackenzie…

He lives in London and France and is a screenwriter as well as an award-winning novelist. This novel was inspired by… ”A phenomenon I had experienced. Certain passages of music seemed to generate an almost instinctive emotional response, making the tear ducts twang. It set me thinking. Was there a combination of notes/chords/keys that made you want to cry? And so the novel began to germinate.” Writing about obsessive love interested me because… “As one of my epigraphs – from Robert Louis Stevenson – suggests, love is the one illogical adventure, ‘the one thing of which we are tempted to think supernatural, in our trite and reasonable world’.” My writing habits are… ”Stolid and regular. I write every day for about three hours (before brain exhaustion sets in). I write…

I honestly can’t remember the last time the Queen looked quite this content. Recently, no matter the occasion, she’s looked in such good spirits – and it’s not too hard to see what’s got her smiling. After a couple of decades of uncertainty and a fair few tumultuous times in the private lives of her children and grandchildren, Her Majesty has many reasons to smile. It really has been a brilliant year for the royal family, with so many happy events, such as weddings, babies and even a milestone birthday, with Prince Charles turning 70 last week. It’s lovely to see the Queen so happy and looking ahead to the bright future that lies with the generations to come. Though we’ve been looking at the future of the royal family…

Michelle has been praised for speaking out about her fertility issues and for encouraging others to do the same. The mum-of-two reveals that after suffering a miscarriage, she felt like “I had failed because I didn’t know how common miscarriages were, because we don’t talk about them. “It’s important to talk to young mothers about the fact that miscarriages happen,” she adds. “I think it’s the worst thing we do to each other as women, not share the truth about our bodies and how they work.” She says after getting to the age of 34 she realised that the biological clock is real and egg production is limited. “We were trying to get pregnant and it wasn’t going well,” she tells. “We had one pregnancy test come back positive, which…

In an extract from his new book No Spin, Australian cricket legend and tabloid favourite Shane Warne gets candid about many parts of his fascinating life. Here, he talks about the moment he popped the question to actress and model Elizabeth Hurley, the fallout that ensued with his kids - Brooke, Summer and Jackson - the motivation behind his radical makeover, and how one of his closest friends betrayed him... In the European summer of 2011, James Packer invited us to his boat in Spain and – wait for this – sent his private plane to New York to pick us up. Well, what are mates for! We arrived, and the boat, the Arctic P, was exactly as I remembered it from previous visits – just out of this world.…

There was a tangible buzz in the shearing shed at this year’s Hawke’s Bay A&P Show – a ripple of excitement, the crowd at capacity, standing room only. “We’ve never seen it like this before,” remarked the shearing commentator, as families toting candy floss and ice creams poured in, jostling for space. The big attraction was not a celebrity, a royal or a Shrek-style shaggy beast, but a mum of two from Havelock North, novice shearer Sally Jackson. Sally – known in Hawke’s Bay as the glamorous Welsh import who until recently headed up the Art Deco Trust – is far more comfortable donning sequins and stilettos than a black singlet with moccasins. But in her new role as general manager of the local A&P Society, a challenge issued over…

Gluten-free Christmas cake MAKES 20x20CM CAKE This cake is our standard family cake now, which makes life easy when you have gluten-intolerant visitors. 1.5kg mixed fruit ½ cup sherry or brandy or whatever you prefer 1 tbsp honey or golden syrup 1 apple, grated 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 1¾ cup gluten-free flour 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp mixed spice 4 medium-sized eggs, lightly beaten ½ cup orange juice 250g melted butter Almonds for decorating 1 Set oven to 130oC. Line the base and sides of a 20-23cm square cake tin, first with a few pages of newspaper, then two layers of baking paper. 2 Soak the fruit, your liquid of choice, honey/syrup and apple in a large bowl overnight. 3 Thoroughly mix the brown sugar into the…

Whether they’re dressed up or down, bold or subtle, stylish spots are everywhere right now. Update your wardrobe with this playful print that never gets old. Join the dots! PIECE IT TOGETHER • Turn heads in these Country Road coordinates – a wrap top and culottes. • Play off the earthy sienna hue with accessories. Try a rich marigold, as we’ve used here – it’s a clashing contrast that just works. • If you want to tone down the spots a little, wear these pieces separately. TOP $179 and CULOTTES $199 both from COUNTRY ROAD. EARRINGS $22.90 from SEED HERITAGE. GUESS BAG $189 from FARMERS. SHOES $69.99 from NUMBER ONE SHOES. Tip... Look for separates that give you a choice of style options. COOL & CRUISY • Dressing casually doesn’t…

• Your vocal cords are actually folds of tissue in the larynx that vibrate as you breathe over them. They are blown apart and then sucked back together, producing sound. • Your vocal cords double as a barrier, preventing food, drink and even saliva from entering your windpipe (trachea), which would cause you to choke. • Laryngitis, the best-known cause of a hoarse or “lost” voice, results when an infection or inflammation leads to your vocal cords becoming swollen. They then vibrate differently to usual, changing the sound of your voice. In severe cases, they can become so swollen you can’t make a sound.…

This half-moon headboard uses Scandi-inspired blues to create a modern and moody bedroom. Plot your half-circle by using string and chalk. You will need String Thumbtack/nail Chalk 1L of Resene paint of your choice - we used Resene Seachange, against a wall of Resene Coast Paintbrush How to make it 1 Place the thumbtack or nail in the midpoint at the bottom of your half-moon. 2 length Attach to the form string a radius and of cut how the big you’d like your half-moon to be. 3 Tie the chalk at the end of the string and trace the headboard, carefully working from one side to the other. 4 With a steady hand, paint along the traced headboard using your chosen Resene paint colour. Leave…

TOPICAL DISCUSSION We were talking to our grandson Jack (9) about how his exams had been. “Quite good,” he told us. “I got first in English, first in maths, second in reading” etc. His granddad, not hearing the first part of the question said, “Jack, I think you’re pretty good at blowing your own trumpet!” To which Jack replied, “Oh no, Granddad, I’m not very good at music – it’s my worst subject!” Janice, Red Beach SCHOOL SURPRISE On an outing with the local historical society, I met three sisters who knew my family. They told me a story about my uncle (now 60) with great amusement. He would have been about four at the time and was set to start at the local Catholic school. He was heard saying…

Christmas stress is here Most families have no doubt already started thinking about Christmas, where the money is coming from and the discord of other family members etc. The meaning of spending time together seems to become a competition of who can spend the most money. For some, money could either be an extra credit card or a loan while you continue paying off last year’s, which results in financial stress. Keeping the kids happy seems to be the most difficult thing as they must have the latest in everything. As I have gotten older, I have learnt the value of spending quality time instead of spending money, but it’s still hard. My stress factor is currently at five and going up every day, so I have told my granddaughter…

Ididn’t look up at the waitress as she explained something about the menu, having forgotten for a moment that the waitress was my daughter. But I was discombobulated, never having been waited on by a daughter before. The darling wife and I were up in Auckland for a night or two on assorted work tasks and keen to catch up with the 19-year-old daughter, but Maddy was so busy the only way we could see her was to book dinner at the restaurant where she’s a part-time waitress. She’s also a full-time student and sometimes a model, something she doesn’t take too seriously, thank goodness. “Why doesn’t she smile?” Maddy’s 92-year-old grandmother asks whenever she sees photos of her in magazines. “They’re not allowed to,” I say. “What’s the world…

In recent years it seems all our old favourite TV shows are being remade left, right and centre! While not every revamp has been a success, beloved sitcom Will and Grace has won over fans. The second season is currently on TV and it’s already been picked up for a third season. Actress Megan Mullally says she still has to pinch herself that she’s actually back at work with Debra Messing, Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes. “For as long as I’ve known, once a show was over it was over for all eternity. The fact that our show came back is kind of a mind-blower, still,” she tells. “To play this character again and to get to do comedy at this level again is incredible.”…

Ruth Paul is a Wellington author and illustrator whose picture book I Am Jellyfish was a winner at this year’s New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults. My favourite book ever is… A picture book from my childhood, Petunia by Roger Duvoisin. Petunia is a goose that finds a book and, believing it’ll make her wise, she carries it around under her wing. Seeing this, the other animals decide she must indeed be very wise so they start asking her for advice. Although it came out in 1950 when publishers were less cautious than now, the story and the glorious drawings and humour of Roger Duvoisin are timeless. My book of the moment is… The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld. Taylor has built a…

Sleepless in Seattle star Meg Ryan (56) can’t stop flashing her new ring. The actress was spotted wearing a dazzling diamond in New York City just days after announcing that she and her on-again, off-again love John Mellencamp (67) were engaged. Meg and the rocker have broken up twice since they first got together in 2011. While separated, John had a brief relationship with former model Christie Brinkley (64) – but last July, John and Meg reconciled. And it looks like the third time’s the charm for the famous pair. During one of their breaks, John admitted he was still in love with Meg, but that he was sure she didn’t feel the same. “I loved Meg Ryan. She hates me to death... I think it’s because I’m a child.…