What’s on in Wellington

Kōwhai Park solar farm reaches ‘Golden Row’ milestone

Construction of one of New Zealand’s largest solar projects has reached a major milestone, with the installation of the first row of solar panels – known in the industry as the ‘Golden Row’ – now complete at Kōwhai Park solar farm. Here at Christchurch Airport, we’re committed to helping grow the prosperity and […]

Thumbs up for overseas product approval reforms

The Government’s recent announcement to streamline the approval of overseas building products is a welcome and practical reform for our sector. At Master Builders, we’ve long advocated for a system that gives builders more flexibility to use safe, high-quality products and reduces the unnecessary red tape that drives up costs and causes delays. […]

Eat. Drink. Gather: Two Fat Possums

Looking for a venue for your next work do? Celebrating a milestone birthday? This West Melton favourite does it all. Just a 30-minute drive from the Christchurch city centre, Two Fat Possums in Selwyn’s West Melton offers a great location for your next event. A curated menu for brunch and dinner offers their […]

Auction vs deadline sale: Team Sheppard – Ray White

What’s the best way to sell your home? In today’s tight real estate market, understanding the pros and cons of auction versus deadline sale is key. Marijke and Amy Sheppard, the mother-daughter real estate duo from Ray White Rangiora, have a clear preference. “We’re finding that deadline sale offers are often conditional, such […]

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Twentyfour Catering Co

Delicious travelling feasts : Twentyfour Catering puts on a good spread

‘Have kit, will travel’ is Twentyfour Catering’s mantra. The team specialises in weddings throughout the South Island, and owner and Chef Chantelle Quinn says the flexibility to travel means the team can conjure up delicious feasts anywhere, often with just two ovens and a barbeque. “We are very versatile and have said yes […]

Tea

Tea-totaller: the re-emergence of the cuppa as a drink of choice

New Zealand once led the world in cups of tea consumed per person. So it seems somewhat strange to have to put one’s hat in the ring to defend the humble cuppa. But despite the seemingly all-encompassing nature of the Kiwi coffee culture, tea drinking is on the rise. And not just in […]

Peter O'Connor from Ricoh

A sign of what’s to come: Ricoh gives us the run-down on some seriously cool tech (that you can get in your business now)

If you’re still thinking Ricoh only supplies photocopiers, then you really need to unclog your paper jam. The company’s latest addition to its suite of business technology solutions contributes to the most exciting advances in signage since Claude first mass produced neon. Ricoh’s Peter O’Connor says the company’s electronic signage range offers endless […]