You customise, we deliver: Ruru Furniture
An indicator of both a well-chosen life and self-care is owning furniture you love, tailored to both your taste and your dimensions. By dimensions we don’t just mean the size of the room you are dressing, but your actual size. That seems impossible right? A cursory Google indicates the era of hand-made furniture is over. […]
Dealing with myopia: Anstice Optometrists
Managing myopia in children is important from an early age. In 1983, the typical onset of myopia (short sightedness) was at around 11 years old, however, by 2000 that had dropped to age eight. Lifestyle and family history are the primary cause, with one or more myopic parent influencing the conditon in their child, explains […]
Metropol Inspire: Experience as a platform for change
Change occurs thanks to those determined and inspired, and Christchurch teenager Annabell Young, stands as an example of this. Despite living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Annabell took action, overcoming ongoing challenges, to become the Community Award winner at the 2024 Canterbury GirlBoss Awards. The annual awards recognise the achievements of young women who defy stereotypes and […]
Artistic edge: Repertoire
Step out with confidence in an outfit of creative ingenious from Repertoire’s latest collection. Versatility is at the heart of the brand’s designs, bringing unique, fresh looks to everyday style. We pride ourselves on creating clothing that is best described as fashion with an edge,” Meghan Maher, managing director of Repertoire, says. Each garment weaves […]
Herb heaven
Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. Growing your own herbs can be one of the most satisfying forms of gardening. You don’t need a large space, and they can be grown indoors or outside. Herbs will add a touch of colour to your décor, and there are the obvious benefits of being able to snip them […]
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