Trade Aid shifts online
Since June 2024, much loved ethical retailer, Trade Aid has been steadily moving its retail operation online and closing stores....
Isabella Root
From author to audience, memoir panel showcases personal stories in Aotearoa
Hamilton Book Month goers got the opportunity to be inspired by some of New Zealand’s renowned writers at the Memoir...
Volunteer finds purpose after life took a turn
When Nicola Amos lost her husband six years ago, she stepped off the career path and found purpose through volunteer...
Old cars and clean water: on a mission to clean up our waterways
Courtney and Tua Karalus’ display in the Sustainability Hub at Fieldays, was the result of a salvage operation. The couple,...
One man’s passion for music keeps this venue alive
Owner of Nivara Lounge and live music enthusiast, Ivan Muir shares his love for live gigs and why he believes...
Māori culture meets punk rock
Māori punk rock artist and producer of ‘Half/time’, Wairehu Grant shares his experience as an Indigenous creative within the music industry...
Raglan harbour ‘Full of surprises’ for South African born fisherman
Raglan, a town off the coast within the Waikato Region of New Zealand’s North Island, is a fisherman’s paradise. Known for...