Go green
Hosting a sustainable event is achievable with planning and foresight. The aim is to have minimal environmental impact, while still delivering the core functions of your event. Start with a plan to account for emissions, be intentional and considerate with your location and event space, and find ways to reduce waste and offset unavoidable impacts. […]
Decorative, practical, or both?
Sizes, shapes, and scents–candles are a superior interior design addition. There are so many ways to use candles in your home. Fill space, add texture and playfulness, match neutrals or add splashes of colour, and utilise candlestick holders too. Fruity, sweet, fresh Delicious scents are like a bite from a sweet morsel, and their […]
Work, play, a place to stay: Lincoln Motel
When travelling for a conference or an event, you have a lot on your mind, especially if you’re there on business. Accommodation should be the easy part: easy to locate, easy transport to and from, easy to find good food and supplies, easy to prepare in before you face the main event. With Selwyn District […]
Creating lasting memories: Mt Vernon Lodge
In the rolling hills overlooking Akaroa, Mt Vernon Lodge offers a stunning backdrop and unique experience for your next event or getaway. The lodge’s charm lies in its tranquil countryside setting and the personal touch that owners David and Amanda Kinnaird have cultivated. With spacious grounds and serene water views, Mt Vernon provides the perfect […]
Setting the food safety standards: Auditing Solutions
Any business supplying food within New Zealand must comply with a complex range of important requirements regarding food health and safety. These requirements are to identify and create awareness of potential hazards for the consumer. These may be concerning preparation, production, manufacturing, packaging, storage, handling, transport or distribution of any food type. Under the Food […]
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