You know what they say – everyone knows everyone in little, old, bottom-of-the-world New Zealand. No matter what corner you turn, you’re always going to bump into someone you know. Being internationally-renowned New Zealander is becoming more and more of a regular occurance with our artists. When you turn on […]
Everyone knows that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, for lots of different reasons. It boosts your metabolism, it helps your brain stay healthy and it improves concentration and productivity. You know the story – you get up, hop in the shower, make the coffee and prepare […]
New Zealand food blogger, Eleanor Ozich, holds her love of food closely to her heart, with an emphasis on simple, homemade foods. She promotes a calm and relaxing lifestyle, love for natural ingredients and an enthusiasm for simplicity. In addition to encouraging readers to make their food basics at home, […]
The renown music journalist, Steve Albini once wrote: “In heaven, after antipasti, the first course will be pasta.” Italian food truly comes from the heart. It’s an abundance of different tastes and flavours and it is so securely fastened in the foodies fabric around the world. Nearly anywhere you go […]
1- MOTU PICNIC: A PICNIC ON YOUR OWN PRIVATE BEACH Grab a canoe, a bottle of French wine and baguette from the local supermarket and head ton out to your own slice of heaven for the day. 2- STAY WITH THE LOCALS It’s fun and affordable, plus it’s a great […]
Have you planned a 7 day holiday and are wondering where to go in Tahiti? 118 islands don’t make it easy but that’s what Tahiti is all about: diversity! It also depends on what you like to do so we’ve suggested 3 different itineraries. The following one is based on […]
Stay at New Zealand’s first “smart” hotel here At any time of the year, Queenstown is a magnet for travellers from around the world. They are drawn to its idyllic beauty and gentleness. It’s a town that brings in over two million visitors a year with its warmth and undeniably […]
When your first big-screen gig is playing shy, quiet Pauline Parker in Peter Jackson’s, Heavenly Creatures, you’d be sure that you’ve hit the big leagues in the acting industry. Widely acclaimed and referenced in universities and high schools, Heavenly Creatures is a cult-classic and brought a Kiwi actress into the […]
We asked Dame Alison Paterson, a woman with a business career spanning over 50 years who was recently honoured for her stellar governance career, to tell us about her views on leadership, and the future of business in a rapidly changing world, following her recent appointment as Chair of one […]
You don’t need a passport to check out one of the world’s top destinations – just a long weekend and a sense of discovery. Getting to Taranaki is easy. If you’re up for a road trip then find your way to State Highway 3 and keep going until you see […]
American author, political activist and lecturer, Helen Keller once said: “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision”. To have vision for any country in this ever-changing world is a wonderful thing. New Zealand is one of many that has a vision. A vision of […]
As though decorated on a canvas by a master Argentinian painter, the Cerro de los Siete Colores is truly a beautiful sight to behold. Translated into English as ‘The Hill of Seven Colours’, the Argentinian landmark is an enchanting array of layers that stretch over the idyllic countryside. Formed 75 […]
Check out the photos from the Auckland Friday 15 June Event here Check out the photos from the Wellington Friday 8 June Event here Friday 15 June 2018 – Kantar TNS New Zealand says ‘unconscious bias’ is a major barrier in New Zealand improving its current gender diversity standings. In...
Breakdowns are more common in the winter and road conditions can be really challenging, especially when rain, snow and ice can strike. Here’s how to stay safe… No matter how well equipped your own car is, if a lorry jack-knifes ahead of you, you’ll be stuck along with everyone else,...
