“We were recently engaged to design a residential landscape to complement a beautiful family home on the outskirts of Christchurch. The brief was to create a serene, green outlook that included various outdoor ‘rooms’ for the family to enjoy. “ Kamomarsh’s Emily Hastie speaks on one of the team’s latest projects, here.
Read MoreWith public support, Te Ahu Pātiki, 500ha of iconic land including the summits of Mt Herbert/Te Ahu Pātiki and Mt Bradley, will become a protected landscape transforming to native forest, visible from Ōtautahi/ Christchurch and Whakaraupō/Lyttelton and with full public access, thanks to Rod Donald Trust.
Read MoreOne of the newest retailers to join The Colombo family is none other than iconic Kiwi brand Smiths City – and the latest jewel in the Smiths City crown offers a sharp new retail offering, with a fresh approach to customer service.
Read MoreFounded initially as a coffee group, Alice Andersen and Jennifer Shields have spent the last three years tirelessly extending Qtopia’s valuable reach, to expand the organisation’s scope of service.
Read MoreThe start of Papanui Road is home to Alfred, a small sliver of Carlton Courts. It’s a neighbourhood wine bar, positioned right on the edge of the city. With a focus on natural and organic wines, the premise has quickly gathered the attention of fellow wine enthusiasts and locals looking for an easy-going hangout spot to share with family and friends.
Read MoreSynthony endeavours to take the audience on a trip through history via some of the most iconic electronic music of the last 30 years. From Eurythmics to Basement Jaxx, and Fat Boy Slim, to Avicii, Pink Floyd, and Eric Prydz.
Read MoreThis Clyde Road home stands the test of time, through thick and thin, and remains a refined, modern dwelling with oodles of light and liveable space.
Read More“It’s actually really important that these stories – not necessarily mine – but all of these leadership stories get told because a lot of this community leadership goes really unnoticed. There definitely needs to be conversations at a societal level about supporting leaders; people that are willing to be the champions, that are willing to lead a life of service and sacrifice working for the change that needs to happen.”
Read MorePainted for OiYOU!'s first Spectrum festival, based at the YMCA in 2015, Adnate's mural is representative of the artist's combination of realism with abstract flourishes, while diverging from his interest in portraiture (often members of marginalised and indigenous communities).
Read MoreFrom sampling the best of the Waitaki wine region to horse trekking through Peel Forest. How about fishing for wild salmon in Waimate, or setting your sights on Mackenzie’s golden grasslands? There’s a weekend away for every single Kiwi. So, buckle up, and enjoy the ride. The destination is our very own South Island.
Read MoreHanmer-based Yoga instructor and owner of Pulse Yoga, Olivia Reid created Honour Festival to honour mind, body, and our planet, and to empower people and provide a connection with a broader community. The inaugural festival begins on the 27th of February at Amuri Estate, amongst a stunning uninterrupted view of the Southern Alps.
Read MoreTHis month’s Pamper selection has everything you need to keep your island dreams alive -from fragrance, to delicious lip scrubs and sunscreen bars. You know, summer never ends if you keep on dreaming…
Read MorePaul Lups from End of the World Honey Co. is taking a unique approach to make a difference with the golden stuff, with ethics and quality at the forefront.
Read MoreJack’s Restaurant is on Lake Tewa’s edge, below the craggy peaks of The Remarkables mountain range at Jack’s Point, Queenstown. Chef Mathieu Lagarde and the team at the newly reopened restaurant specialise in working with seasonal, local produce. Cooking over charcoal forms the core of a menu, packed with exciting dishes that can be shared or enjoyed alone.
Read MoreA brand spanking year means you deserve some sweetness, especially since we have all survived 2020. Not to mention, Valentine’s Day is just around the corner - what better excuse to grab a little something to share, perhaps with someone special. Let the sugar rush commence!
Read MoreMagical things are happening in North Canterbury. Cellar Door’s current tasting ‘flight’ of local wines looks at some different varietals that are beginning to flourish here, far from their indigenous homes on the other side of the world.
Read MoreLet’s see summer off in style, by making the most of the higher digits on the thermometer while they last.Eternal nights with friends, and never-ending backyard soirees are still on the menu, as far as we’re concerned. The summer vibes continue on for all. Let's drink to that!
Read More“So, how did you two meet?” A question historically answered with longwinded, romantic tales of sinking ships and letter exchanges during the war. One has to sympathise for us poor millennials and our stories of “Well, we just kind of swiped right on each other on Tinder then got drunk and hooked up”.
Read More“Once a fortnight, my wife Pip and I will take one of them for a run on a Sunday, weather permitting. We do a bit of lunch and head off on a cruise. There’s a group of about eight to ten of us who meet up. We’re not in a club, but we just get together and go for a run for the day.”
Read More“In a few weeks, we will all be putting on the glad rags to celebrate love and happiness. We devote one day to looking special and making our partner feel that way, too. To look good is to feel good, so why not put this much effort into our self-love on the daily? Like love, personal style is a journey best curated through commitment.”
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