Architectural history makes the big screen
New Zealand’s most famous architects’ story goes nationwide. Following record-breaking extended theatre runs in Christchurch and hundreds of high-rated reviews, MAURICE AND I made its debut screening in 30 cinemas across New Zealand at the beginning of September. It made official selection for the prestigious Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam in October, a leading international film […]
Trailblazers in Indian cuisine: MG Road Eatery
The 2020’s feature self-care, and that’s a lot about what we put in our bodies. The challenge is to remove the tricky additions that we love but don’t love us back yet retain the zingy and authentic flavours that give taste buds a fabulous workout too. If eating clean is important, the great news is […]
Keeping it local: Brighton Beach House
Staying “on top” in the hospitality industry has become much harder in recent times. So much depends on offering customers that little bit extra or something innovative to keep them coming back. Brighton Beach House is one café and restaurant that has worked hard to develop a unique, casual “local” vibe which, coupled with contemporary […]
Economic property powerhouse
Property continues to hold the title of New Zealand’s largest industry, according to new insights from Property Council New Zealand. The latest analysis reveals the sector’s direct contribution to GDP has soared to $50.2 billion, an impressive increase of $25.4 billion since 2012. This figure now accounts for 15% of the country’s total GDP. Leonie […]
Egg-cellent breakfasts
Eggs are a great source of protein, are packed with vitamins and minerals, and make a favourite breakfast or brunch dish for many New Zealanders. Hard boiled, soft boiled, fried, scrambled, poached or in an omelette, eggs are such a versatile food choice that it is hard to go past them. A large 50g hen’s […]
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