Liam Sharma 16/08/2022 Liam Sharma 16/08/2022

The year of letting the hell go - Liam Sharma

It’s 3 AM. I’m rolling around this club PEEL in the depths of Fitzroy, Melbourne. I left all my friends high and dry for a 6-foot-2 Australian purebred I’m pretty sure was named Josh. He was wearing like a lace string necklace with a fake scratched pearl, a pink-stained white H&M tank top that was two sizes too small and had been whispering compliments about how beautiful he thought my accent was. I purrrrred and smelt his shitty cologne. He gave me flutters.

Guest Writer 05/08/2022 Guest Writer 05/08/2022

August horoscope

August is a really powerful and pivotal month. We are collectively and individually going through an upgrade and a phase of maturing. There are new chapters unfolding and it’s important to view all the changes that go on as being in your favour. Your life is working out FOR you, so commit to being present with all of it.

Photo: Marietta Varga

Guest Writer 05/07/2022 Guest Writer 05/07/2022

July horoscope

The next few weeks are a lovely time to be gentle and caring with yourself as well as with others. The effects of the New Moon in Cancer that happened on the 29th of June ripple into July and there is powerful manifestation energy to work with.

Zeenat Wilkinson 22/06/2022 Zeenat Wilkinson 22/06/2022

Expert winemaker Natalie Christensen of Yealands shares her favourite wine and food pairings for Winter months

Impress your mates with some of these delicious ideas

Guest Writer 17/06/2022 Guest Writer 17/06/2022

Playlist of the month: rumination

Winter is coming! Wrapped up, late night stargazing and ruminating on how far we’ve come. I invite you to join us on the dance floor of our minds with some of our all time favourite tracks by massive attack, Bob Moses and trentmøller.

Sauce team 10/06/2022 Sauce team 10/06/2022

Meet Amrit Singh Sandhu

South Asian photographer, Keerthana Kunnath, explores the nuances of identity in her latest series, ‘Not Feeling Home’. This collection features Sikh model, Amrit Singh Sandhu, who relocated to London from her home in India, and on her way, found a new appreciation for her roots and culture.

Latifa Daud 06/06/2022 Latifa Daud 06/06/2022

An oasis for Muslim wāhine at the Viaduct Harbour

Oasis is a testament to how genuine collaboration, allyship, and commitment to community can lead to a positive shift towards inclusion and sisterhood

Guest Writer 05/06/2022 Guest Writer 05/06/2022

June horoscope

This month there is a lot of fresh, light energy entering our lives.

Sasha Borissenko 03/06/2022 Sasha Borissenko 03/06/2022

From hot-mess-express to an ADHD diagnosis

I’m one of an estimated 300,000 people in New Zealand that have the condition that affects the frontal lobe

Sasha Borissenko 02/06/2022 Sasha Borissenko 02/06/2022

A peek into Yealands - The Kiwi brand revolutionising sustainability

Embracing the philosophy ‘think boldly, tread lightly’, Yealands is the first winery in the world to be Toitū carbonzero since day one.

Latifa Daud 02/06/2022 Latifa Daud 02/06/2022

Sauce spotlight — seven methods of killing kylie jenner by Jasmine Lee-Jones, presented by Silo Theatre

Silo Theatre production tackles colourism, cultural appropriation.

Guest Writer 05/05/2022 Guest Writer 05/05/2022

Eclipse Season - May 2022

Eclipses come around every 6 months but they each have a unique flavour. This month is one that will shift us all into a state of alignment with our Soul’s calling. It is a month that requires us to be firm in our sense of personal power. It is time to connect with the most authentic version of ourselves and then be courageous enough to express that version out in the world.

Guest Writer 05/05/2022 Guest Writer 05/05/2022

‘Call me by my name’ Nancy on motherhood

This Mother’s Day, I want to be celebrated for my whole self. Not just the aspects that are praised for their ‘maternal worth’ but for all of my facets.

Guest Writer 27/04/2022 Guest Writer 27/04/2022

Playlist of the month : change

Inspired by the changing seasons, these moody melodies by Max Richter, Olafur Arnolds and Julianna Barwick will transition you from the crisp air into the dark, dark night.

Latifa Daud 20/04/2022 Latifa Daud 20/04/2022

Four Kiwi-Muslim artists reflect on their work, identity, and the month of Ramadan

I spoke to four Muslim women in Aotearoa, all extremely talented, up and coming women carving their spaces in the art, fashion, and culture industries in Auckland.