In tune with real estate: Thereak Noy
Unwavering dedication, the ability to navigate the complexities of real estate pricing, and putting your wants and needs above all else – what more could you want in a real estate agent? With a reach spanning across Prebbleton, Thearak Noy equips his clients with extensive neighbourhood insights and an understanding of market trends. […]
Super space savers
Built-ins, pull-outs, and cleverly concealed storage spaces have become an integral part of contemporary homes during the past decade. BY LYNDA PAPESCH. The popularity of tiny homes has been one area leading the charge for creative storage solutions, yet many of those options also work successfully in larger homes, especially when channelling a […]
Some like it hot
Chillies feature in almost every global cuisine, some more than others, although they’re not everyone’s idea of an enjoyable culinary experience. BY IAN KNOTT. The heat of chillies is a subjective thing to the individual. Many find a relatively mild jalapeño (2000 Scoville Heat Units) or Tabasco sauce unbearably spicy, whereas others won’t […]
Editor’s Note: Dance like no one’s watching
As Tom Cochrane once sang, “Life is a highway” and to my way of thinking life may be likened to just that. Speed bumps along the way make us slow down, stop, or take a different direction. The journey is usually enjoyable for those who believe in themselves, and have the confidence to […]
The sound of change: Bellbird Hearing
One in six New Zealanders is affected by hearing loss, and many do not seek help. March is World Hearing Awareness Month, so the time to break the stigma is now. This year’s theme to increase awareness – “Changing mindsets: empower yourself to make ear and hearing care a reality for all,” promotes […]
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