Listen hear everyone
If you have a problem hearing, this is the month to do something about it. March is Hearing Awareness Month, raising awareness for the experiences of the 880,000+ New Zealanders who are deaf or hard of hearing. Hearing is essential for maintaining relationships and connections with friends and family, fully participating in team […]
Editor’s Note: Stand up, be counted
Occasionally, in many aspects of life, countries, communities, businesses, and even individuals, need to stand up and be counted. As a country, New Zealand has an enviable record of standing up when its people believe strongly in a cause, such as being nuclear-free, international war relief, and giving women the vote. The country’s […]
Take a bow
Bows are back. From Simone Rocha’s runways to our local streets,they’re seen decorating hairstyles and shoes, some ribbons even tied into bows on singlet straps or the buttonholes of a shirt. Everything is circular in fashion, and bows are certainly coming back big. Feminine and sweet, bows add a subtly chic, yet youthful […]
Top luxury cars
BMW is 2023’s top global luxury vehicle manufacturer, after a record year. Worldwide, its sales increased by more than seven percent to 2,253,835 new vehicles in 2023, according to international vehicle sales statistics. The increase in sales was driven in part by the success of BMW’s rapidly expanding lineup of EVs. The company […]
Accessing effective KiwiSaver advice: Generate KiwiSaver
Making your money work for your goals, KiwiSaver is a voluntary savings scheme created by the government to help Kiwis save for their first home or retirement. Despite its nearly 17-year existence, KiwiSaver is frequently overlooked. Many Kiwis have never received KiwiSaver advice or learned how to maximise their investment. It all comes […]
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