Go Naked New Zealand
@gonakednz
We are a group of naturists in New Zealand who promote body positivity and acceptance through non-sexual social nudity
22 Aug is "Go Topless" day. gotopless.org has been organising topless marches in the US since 2007 and has offered legal assistance to women arrested or fined for being topless in public. This year the march is in Philadelphia gotopless.org/philadelphia...
9 Aug is International "Betty Boop" day, celebrating the character's creation 9 Aug 1930. Our friend in Anna was a fan, see her "Betty Boop Strawberry Milkshake" recipe here gonatural.co.nz/uploads/PDFs... in a document she prepared for "Nude Cooking Day"
What happens when you combine fashion with nudity? Chapell Roan holds up her custom designer dress with her nipple piercings showcasing creative inkwork on her chest. Bodies are art.
Our friends in South Africa will be joining us in celebrating Naked Gardening Day for the Southern Hemisphere on 25 Oct.
8th Annual Nude Gardening Day Southern Hemisphere is coming up, Sat 25 Oct 2025. See gonakednz.com
It's the 8th annual nude gardening day 25th Oct 2025, see www.gonakednz.com for more
It's Betty Boop day! She first in an animated short on 9 Aug 1930.
Originated in New Zealand (or is that Nude Zealand) - hope everyone has a lovely World Nude Day www.daysoftheyear.com/days/nationa...
Happy Matariki. Matariki is the Maori new year and is the name of the cluster of stars known to the Ancient Greeks as the Pleiades. The table below lists the Maori entities vs their Greek counterparts, and what each entity symbolises for Matariki.
Probably the most naked someone has ever been on the red carpet. The question now is, will she be charged for indecent exposure under state law, or will they led it slide? Will it be classified as a dress, or is it naked?
Happy Nude Year. Guess it's time to take down the Xmas decorations.
If you're based in NZ, there's still 8 copies of the nude gardening calendar left for purchase. They will go quickly! Purchase link is below: soilandhealth.org.nz/blog/2024/11...