The most overlooked fact about Valentine’s Day is that it’s not just about romantic relationships. Why shouldn’t we celebrate love in all forms and shapes? The love for your parents, siblings and of course your friend. Even if they’re spending Valentine’s Day with their better half, let them know that they hold a special place […]
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Get ready for February—Auckland’s hottest, sassiest and spiciest month. There’s the annual Pride Festival celebrating LGBTQI+ and the annual Fringe Festival saluting all that is non-traditional and weird. There’s also the Lantern Festival bringing in the Year of the Pig and the Holi Festival of Colours celebrating the triumph of good over evil. On top
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Did you know In the UK, Canada, Australia, Trinidad and Tobago and New Zealand, Boxing Day is primarily known as a shopping holiday, much like Black Friday (the day after Thanksgiving) in the United States. Boxing Day sales are common in these countries. It is a time when shops hold sales, often with dramatic price
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