In 1928, over 400 guests came to Kaituna for Marewa’s wedding to Leonard Coop – to unite two old and respected Peninsula families. It was one of the largest functions held in the district for years.
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A person’s stories are the greatest legacy of their lifetime and have enduring value to future generations of their family. As digital print and video become increasingly viable, more everyday New Zealanders are recording their stories.
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Some things go out of fashion, but a well-dressed man is not one of them. Thankfully, 3 Wise Men at Merivale Mall has been there to ensure the fellas in our lives are in top shape from head to toe.
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With our winter coats left by the door, there’s a whole new range of events to be experienced this month – both within and outside the theatre walls.
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New Zealand’s only tramcar restaurant and arguably the city’s most unique dining venue, the Tramway Restaurant combines dining and city sightseeing in an elegant experience.
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Local pastry chef Corentin Esquenet wants to share edible memories with others through his brand, Butter.
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Built in 1895 for Sir Heaton Rhodes and his wife Jessie, Otahuna Lodge is a grand Victorian homestead in rural Tai Tapu.
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When Mylk Made was launched nearly a year ago, founder Jemma Turner couldn’t have predicted the crazy ride she was about to embark on.
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“I did a lot of physical stuff. I was an earthmover, a fisherman; sold nuts and bolts – all over the show, really, just trying to find the right job. And I think I’ve finally found it with this one.”
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The Futura is a two-door hardtop, and we’ve owned it for 25 years, restoring it to its original condition.
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As a child, Sunday mornings were always associated with the performance of my family of six going to church, preceded by the even greater performance of us getting dressed and ready for church.
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Although Ōtautahi’s impressive murals have gained publicity and attention as the city’s urban art profile has developed, if you look closer, our streets are also filled with smaller interventions that add humour, commentaries, and signs of presence.
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Travel restrictions may have eased, but I find myself still exploring and taking in what Aotearoa has to offer.
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We’ve all heard the saying, “Beauty is more than skin deep”, referencing a person’s character and personality. But have you ever actually paid attention to and considered what your beauty regime is for the internal?
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The elegant simplicity and sculptural quality of this Merivale renovation by DJ Hewitt Builders with Detail by Davinia Sutton creates a calming, serene space with a subtle wow factor.
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Colour guru and interior stylist Alex Fulton works her magic on the Madras Link Ponte Brass Console table from Ballantynes against a backdrop of Resene Double Kalgoorie Sands and Resene Eighth Kalgoorie Sands
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This thoughtful project brings beauty and interest to the Cashel Mall promenade, and has earned a regional win in the New Zealand Institute of Architects Local Awards, for Dalman Architects.
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I can’t think of two topics that I enjoy more than those in this month’s theme, eating and exploring. So here is a peek at some of the gastronomic lessons and adventures I’ve enjoyed.
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Can you believe we’re over halfway through the year? Neither. Despite the year progressing at lightspeed, those long days on the horizon bring with them an abundance of August events.
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Since her maiden voyage in 1864, the Glenmark had made eight voyages to Lyttelton, bringing immigrants and returning with the fruits of colonial labour.
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