Avenues 245, May 2026

Wāhine toa: this city is home to some truly fabulous women. From artists soaring to success to professionals at the top of their fields – they’re all extraordinary. 

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Liam Stretch
He tangata: it is the people

Born and raised in Hawke’s Bay, and the great-granddaughter of Sir James Wattie, Lisa grew up surrounded by orchards and fresh produce, with a simple connection to the land quietly shaping her appreciation for good food and community. 

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A life for others

Dr Hafsa Ahmed MNZM is a Canterbury-based academic, community leader, and foresight practitioner reshaping how we think about the future – not as something abstract, but as something deeply human. 

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Liam Stretch
The all clear

Christchurch startup Pyper Vision is taking on fog, using smart forecasting technology to help aviation cut delays, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.

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Liam Stretch
Taking the wheel

Archibalds has long been part of New Zealand’s automotive landscape. Today, it is firmly looking to the future, with a large group of women within its ranks.

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Liam Stretch
Financial futures

Women are taking a leading role at the financial firm Cambridge Partners; they share with Avenues key strategies to help women navigate their financial journey.

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Aotearoa to Venice

Renowned Kiwi artist, Dr Fiona Pardington, shares with Avenues her practice ahead of her presence at the La Biennale di Venezia in 2026, one of the world’s most prestigious art shows.

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Liam Stretch
Avenues 244, April 2026

The people in these pages have taken fresh and time-tested approaches to wool – from shoes to jumpers, felting to rugs, and even plastics.  We also have a beautiful wedding section in this issue.

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Liam Stretch
Enduring comfort and luxury

Floor coverings play an essential role in how interior spaces look, feel, and function. Those wanting to lift their interior living to the next level this autumn will find plenty of inspiration at Floorpride.

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Liam Stretch
The last one per cent

Inside a light-filled Christchurch workroom, where cones of merino sit stacked in tidy rows, waste is not something hidden out back. It is measured, sorted, and studied. It is seen.

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Liam Stretch