Sunday magazine

ICYMI: Also in our Dunedin Issue yesterday was the ultra-fabulous Charmaine Reveley, who, when she's not busy designing high-end fashion, coaches badass women roller-skaters.

Charmaine Reveley is NZ's roller-skating fashion designer This former farm girl designs luxe garments for a living. In her spare time, she's coaching badass women skaters.

We are so excited about today's issue, which is all about amazing humans of . "Girls need to grow up seeing what good men look like," says Russell Ballantyne, a preschool teacher and director at Early Childhood on Stafford.

"And so do boys. Both need to see what it is to be a good man. And there are lots of good men out there."

Early Childhood on Stafford: Welcome to the school of life This Dunedin preschool has four male teachers and a focus on fun.

In her column today, Leah McFall outlines the benefits of going to bed in the daytime. Grab a cuppa and a bikkie and let her words refresh your soul. https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/parenting/mums-life/102288528/leah-mcfall-i-want-to-go-to-bed-for-months

Leah McFall: I want to go to bed... For months OPINION: Florence Nightingale came home from the war – and went to bed. For 30 years. I love, love, love this about her!

We loved the story behind this salad from Sam Mannering. "Molly – who at 6 weeks old had little to do with the preparation of this dish as I tested it one evening with her parents – was by far the most laid-back, patient and, arguably, the cutest member of the table, so I name it for her." Give it a go this week.

Sam Mannering's Moroccan-ish salad with chicken & preserved lemon She’s not old enough to eat it – yet – but Molly was the most adorable person present when we tested the recipe.

ICYMI: We went backstage at NZ's first kids' modelling competition in yesterday's issue. Are these beauty pageants sending the wrong message to our kids, or are they just another extra curricular activity?

Behind the scenes at the NZ Super Kids and Teens Model Competition Behind the scenes at a kids' modelling competition, where Disney pop blares and glitter gets on everything.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know Rose McGowan has started a revolution. Read an NZ exclusive extract from her memoir Brave here:

Not So Charmed: An NZ exclusive extract from Brave, by Rose McGowan After her alleged blacklisting by Harvey Weinstein, Rose McGowan steered her career towards TV.

If you find yourself feeding an army this week, give Sam Mannering's stuffed salmon and potato salad a whirl.

Recipes: Sam Mannering's stuffed salmon and potato salad A roasted fish and a summery salad make for a wonderful lunch. Just add friends and a nice rosé.

Today's cover story, a tribute to beloved pub The Kings Arms, is also a snazzy interactive on Stuff. Enjoy!

The Kings Arms Inside the life and death of an old-school boozer with a tale to tell

A deadly combination - fresh fruit, dark chocolate, and roasted nuts - in this cake by Jordan Rondel. Pillage your nearest plum tree and get baking.

Recipe: Jordan Rondel's chocolate, plum and macadamia cake Tart fruit, rich nuts and dark chocolate star in this simple yet spectacular cake.

When the robots start taking our jobs, our human qualities are those that will make us most marketable in the workplace. It makes sense for companies to foster work-life balance. But is that realistic? Eleanor Black unpacks "whole person management" in today's cover story.

The rise of 'whole person' management and what it means for you Why your boss wants to manage your whole life, and how that could be a good thing.

On Valentines Day, Jordan Rondel's strawberry-raspberry maple mousse is one way to sweeten things up 😍

Recipe: Jordan Rondel's strawberry-raspberry maple mousse Heavenly ingredients whisked to a cloud-like texture make an ideal summer dessert.