On a mission with Corinne Haines
Christchurch’s City Mission CEO Corinne Haines knows all about giving, spending most of her waking moments helping those less fortunate. She talks to Metropol Editor Lynda Papesch about her role, and why. Retirement didn’t last long for Corinne Haines. After 45 years in finance and management, mostly in the IT sector, Corinne did […]
Better to give than receive
Christmas is a time of giving, and I’m not just talking about the commercial side of the festive season. Philanthropy is alive and well throughout the year, yet coming up to Christmas those who donate time and money often double their efforts so those in need don’t miss out. True philanthropists don’t usually […]
Great dining, daytime into evening: The Phat Duck
Fancy a sit down meal with family and friends, or perhaps a refreshing cold beer after work in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere? At Phat Duck Brew Bar and Kitchen, everyone’s invited. Featuring a restaurant at one end, a vibrant bar at the other, and a cool bean bag area for chilling out, you’ll […]
Relaxed living: WovenVeranda
Popularised during the Victorian era, and dating back as early as Ancient Egypt, wicker remains an enduring choice in many modern homes. Archaeologists discovered King Tutankhamun had a ‘royal’ wicker chain in his tomb, and there is no reason you can’t experience the same appreciation for wicker furniture. Christchurch company WovenVeranda offers a […]
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