Using tech to improve your garden
For those out there with green thumbs, but not much time on their hands, making the most of current technology can make gardening a great deal easier. You may have just moved into a newly built home, or feel the need to give your current garden a makeover. And you know what they […]
Eatery’s exciting expansion: Formosa Restaurant
Ashburton has become a popular destination for people looking to settle and raise their families. Last year it recorded a population of 36,300. By 2048 the projected population figure is almost 43,000. Paramount to any town flourishing is the need for it to provide quality public services, especially in the hospitality sector. Formosa […]
Georgia Waddington, Miss New Zealand
Recently crowned Miss New Zealand, Georgia Waddington, talks to deputy editor Daniella Judge about her career, and what pageantry is really like in Aotearoa. When many people think of beauty pageants, their minds tend to think of the Americanised portrayals and stereotypes. Movies such as Miss Congeniality, and the broader controversies surrounding child […]
Introducing the revolutionary Alma Hybrid Laser: KM Surgical
The latest skin rejuvenation system is now available in the South Island, thanks to KM Surgical. The Alma Hybrid™ Laser is a cutting-edge laser system that combines the power of two different laser wavelengths to achieve optimal results for a range of skin concerns. This advanced technology allows for precise and safe treatment […]
A place to educate: Riccarton Bush Enhancement Project
The Riccarton Bush Trust’s Enhancement Project will further protect and enhance Pūtaringamotu/ Riccarton Bush. As well as improving the ageing infrastructure a significant focus of the project is to provide better spaces to support and enable education, learning, and connection. Last year over 2000 pupils from Years 1 to 13 and tertiary students […]
Vascular disease and aneurysms: VeinsNz
Expert advice and treatment makes all the difference, especially medically. Christchurch Specialist Vascular Surgeon Peter Laws is one of those experts, renowned for treating aneurysmal disease, peripheral vascular disease, and varicose veins. Aneurysms happen when a blood vessel dilates, increasing the risk of rupture. They can prove fatal, but that doesn’t have to […]
UV awareness and protection
Even in winter, New Zealand has high ultraviolet (UV) radiation levels from the sun. Too much exposure can damage our health by causing sunburn, premature aging, and increases the risk of skin cancer. B eing sun smart can reduce the risk of sun-related harm. The New Zealand Cancer Society rates skin cancer as […]
Make the call: DGI Morgan Ltd
You love your neighbourhood, and the children are settled and happy in their local schools. The only catch is that the house just isn’t quite right. You really don’t want to move away but could definitely do with more living space, skylights to brighten the bedrooms, a second bathroom, and some beautiful landscaping […]
Style by a country mile: Cafe Mayfield
Country cafés have a special appeal about them, especially during winter. They are invariably warm, inviting, and relaxing with a friendly atmosphere that encourages conversation. This is all certainly true of Cafe Mayfield in the heart of Mayfield village on State Highway 72. It’s the ideal place to stop for coffee or a […]
Noticeable Nooks
Curated by Charlie Fox Whether it’s a window sill, or a unique space in your home, there are plenty of options available to make your nook noticeable, and a cosy spot to retreat to. A place to rest Start with somewhere to sit or curl up with your book. The space available will […]
