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Ditching the sepia tones of alcohol: “I value my life too much to not see it in full colour”
Angela Taylor, 36, lives with her husband on a small farm in Feilding and works in rural insurance. Seven years ago, she stopped drinking and says that, while it wasn’t anything dramatic that made her give up, her life has changed dramatically since she did. She spoke to Shepherdess about life without alcohol
Read More“My brain just stopped working” – coming back to health and self after a head injury
Thirteen months ago, Wānaka lawyer, farmer and hunter Alice Sanders, 33, sustained a head injury while rock climbing.
Read MoreThe Heart’s Road
For Fleur, art, emotion and balance are all interconnected, acting as both a release for her own feelings and as a way to connect with others around the world.
Read MoreInside Out
Lisa has built her business – The Baked Dane – up from a maternity-leave hobby to a thriving and beloved Horowhenua-based bakery.
Read MoreIt Takes a Village
After reconnecting with her cousin Jasmin and Jasmin’s partner, Taera found herself and her newborn, Mio, enveloped with love inside a “village” that cared for them both.
Read MoreLiving with a heavy heart: The children left behind when parents die early
Losing a parent is hard, but doing so when young is particularly difficult – in many ways, it’s like a full stop marking the end of carefree childhood.
Read MoreThe ‘wine aunty’ life – approaching forty with no kids and no regrets
Writer Sionainn is living a happy, fulfilled life as she approaches her fortieth birthday – without children.
Read MoreGood Stock
Cara’s passion for animals and her work ethic have led her to entrepreneurial success in the breeding scene – and international show ring.
Read MoreA Taste of Timaru – Saskia
Saskia, a star of Timaru District’s food and beverage scene, shares how she spends her days off with Shepherdess.
Read MoreSound, Sea and Sky
Entrepreneurs Maria and Seán use their sustainable charter venture Pure Salt to foster conservation efforts in Fiordland.
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