Your grey transition, your way: V for Hair
Clients from all over New Zealand seek out Vicki Ogden O-Fee’s expertise as a leading grey and silver hair transition specialist. Transitioning to embrace your natural silver doesn’t mean you have to go fully grey, your journey is completely customisable.” Whether you prefer a soft silver blend, dimensional tones, or keeping depth with […]
Stay close, celebrate more: Lincoln Motel
Securing great accommodation early is essential in the lead-up to a wedding. With its proximity to local cafés and restaurants, and a short drive from numerous popular wedding venues, Lincoln Motel is an ideal choice. Situated close to Pemberton Gardens, Melton Estate, Waipuna Estate and more, it is the perfect place to stay […]
Calls for ban on engineered stone heat up
Submissions from health and industry groups on how to deal with Respirable Crystalline Silica (RCS) which causes the deadly lung disease silicosis are now being considered. Among those supporting major changes are employers, unions and MinEx which represents health and safety for quarries, mines and tunnels. A workshop was held by MinEx earlier […]
Great things come in 4s: No.4 Bar
How wonderful to have a neighbourhood bar, restaurant, and functions centre nestled within the sophistication of the inner city. A combination of superior food, beverages, and service meets the congeniality of stylish and family-friendly Merivale. When a special event is afoot, look no further than the long-esteemed No.4 Bar. “We have four distinct […]
Bespoke, heartfelt ceremonies: Tania Johnson Scott Celebrant
The elements of your wedding ceremony are essential, so choose a celebrant who crafts an experience infused with vibrance and joy. Tania Johnson-Scott is a recipient of the New Zealand Wedding Industry Awards for ‘Outstanding Marriage Celebrant’, and has trained through the New Zealand Celebrant School Te Wānanga Korowai Aroha. Specialising in her […]
Switch off
New research has revealed many Kiwis are checking notifications on their devices up to 50 times an hour, contributing to a whopping 88% feeling stressed by bedtime. The pressure to stay connected is constant, with at least a quarter (27%) of Kiwis receiving notifications until the moment they go to sleep, according to new research. […]
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