Jeuneora, an Ōtautahi-based beauty and wellness company founded by Monique Kaminski in 2016, has moved in leaps and bounds since its first product launched.
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Like many during Covid, Sarah Reed reflected and looked for things to do to fulfil her. With an existing business and farm that exported merino wool, border challenges with an export partner presented an opportunity.
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Sheila and Max Brown are not only mother and son; they’re also budding artists. Avenues went along to their central Christchurch gallery and studio, Xgaleri, to find out more about them and their art.
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Opposite the Margaret Mahy Playground, the old Municipal Electrical Department (MED) building is a familiar central city landmark. Following full restoration, it is now playing a vibrant role in the life of the central city. Avenues heads upstairs to explore Lumin’s new offices.
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At Merivale’s Beyond Radiology, service and excellence is their hallmark. The premises at 225 Papanui Road is the second Beyond Radiology clinic in New Zealand, with the first located in Grafton, Auckland.
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In an 8,800 square metre facility in Auckland, future-focused research and production of medicine is occurring. This is the home of Helius Therapeutics, a business at the forefront of cannabis-based medicines in Aotearoa.
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Caring for the environment has always been part of Treetech’s legacy. As arborists, part of their job is finding new ways to increase their sustainability and passing on the benefits of a healthy urban canopy to future generations.
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It’s Karen McGrath’s goal to spread the word on the benefits of eating sprouts. Liam Stretch finds out the story behind Canterbury business Southern Alps Sprouts.
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Experience the brand-new sensation that everyone is talking about – Mr Wolf. They share with avenues their original cocktail, She Wolf.
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The flavours of this dish pair well with WashCreek organic lamb.
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For many, the end of summer is something to lament, but in Dunedin, the cooler months are by far the most entertainment filled.
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For weeks in January 1903, the topic of conversation among young and old on Banks Peninsula was the large picnic the Parkinsons gave on New Year’s Eve.
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“Once you are swept away with a career, children, and all that comes with ‘adulting’, it is easy for those childhood dreams to fade into the background.” - Nicole Forster shares the Shoe Curator story.
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On the sunny front veranda at 250 Kilmore Street, it’s easy to feel a sense of continuity with the city’s past. A sympathetic restoration has preserved this lovely little house, carefully honouring its heritage character.
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With great food, top-notch craft beer and wine, historic charm, inventive art, geological wonders, spectacular scenery, beaches, lakes, and native wildlife, you ought to visit and discover the diversity of the Waitaki.
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Bluebird days, balmy nights, a buzzing city, and events galore – it’s all happening this summer in Ōtautahi. The calendar is full, so rally your crew and get to all of the fun arriving in Christchurch this March.
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The recent completion of the South Frame anchor project has created an attractive 3.3km circuit of our central city for walking, jogging, cycling, and new forms of micro-mobility.
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The return of Christchurch’s vibrant city centre also signals the rebirth of an iconic South Island event - the Christchurch Marathon.
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Trumpeter Thomas Eves first pursed his lips with the Woolston Brass Band. Here, he developed a love for the trumpet and cornet.
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There’s a spring in the step of staff and visitors at Te Matatiki Toi Ora The Arts Centre – the beloved Christchurch institution seems to have come alive again at last.
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