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Romance fans, there is a version The Bachelor that isn’t terrible! Let’s visit New Zealand, where at least one man will fall for you when a koala poops in your belly button. My reading took a nosedive as we hit the March pandemic anniversaries, so I turned to television. Every season I try to enjoy The Bachelor, and most years I angrily give up midway and read Elyse’s recaps instead. I want my dating shows to show people falling in love, not (just) making fools of themselves. Documentary-style dating shows, like Dating Around, are one of my favorite comfort watches. I adore where peop...

“I have the worst luck with guys. It always fizzles out and I don’t know why. I don’t know where it goes wrong,’' she said. The career-driven client services manager who has lived in Auckland since 2018 is looking for an equal to ‘’live life to the full with’’. “When I moved to Auckland I didn’t know a single person, I had no friends. It was tough. I’m loving it now I have the best job and friends.” The 22-year-old misses her family, who are in Timaru, but takes the opportunity to visit when she can, treating it like a “holiday destination”.

After a string of unsuccessful relationships and not wanting to swipe right on a dating app, a Taranaki woman has turned to reality tv for a chance at love.

It's tools down and roses up for Nikki Osborne, who is one of 18 women vying for the Sol3 Mio singer's heart.