Improving community wellbeing: Peter Townsend Te Papa Hauora Health Precint Chair
I have a strong belief that the term ‘Community Wellbeing’ is going to become common currency in 2024, especially here in Canterbury, Waitaha. At Te Papa Hauora Health Precinct, we exist to promote health research, education, workforce development, innovation and health innovation, with the ultimate goal of improving community wellbeing. In this context, […]
The golden touch: Golden Homes
Current building costs could have you resigned to compromises. You might be thinking the beautiful kitchen and bathroom you dreamed of are destined to remain a dream. Happily, the Golden Homes team has solutions. “We have huge capability under our brand,” says local branch co-owner Dean McGuigan. “We have the advantage of suppliers […]
Preserving brain health
Our brains are deeply interconnected with our social, spiritual, and physical health, making good brain function or brain health essential to quality of life and longevity. Sadly, as the population ages, the number of people suffering neurological disorders increases, and so too do the challenges for the preservation of brain health. In the […]
Wooden it be lovely
In the ever-evolving world of interior design, one trend forecast for 2024 points towards a resurgence of exposed woodgrain. The natural beauty of wood surfaces are captivating homeowners and designers alike, bringing a touch of authenticity, warmth, and rustic charm to living spaces. To make the most of this trend, consider incorporating raw […]
Talking art with Kate Senior
Interior designer, jeweller and now artist, Christchurch’s Kate Senior has many strings to her bow. Metropol editor Lynda Papesch caught up with Kate to find out more about her journey, and her inspiration. Looking back, Kate Senior realises creativity and art have always been a part of her life. They aren’t something she […]
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