Wonder Horse: for drinking and only for drinking
The view of first floor of Wonder Horse. Wonder Horse is a bar located on Victoria Street; compared with other...
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Theatre memories live on through eccentric statue
“I would like to, if I may, take you on a strange journey,” is the criminologist's opening line in the...
The founder of the Nivara Lounge with a passion for live music performance
It was a sunny afternoon when I first walked into Nivara Lounge. I didn’t pay too much attention to the...
“Bird shopping” at Maungatautari Sanctuary Mountain could keep New Zealand’s biodiversity thriving.
The future of Sanctuary Maungatautari Mountain is bright. After finishing the pest-proof fence in 2006 eradicating pests from the area,...
Autism. Different, but certainly not less.
At the car wash. Nathan's 8-years-old here and the excitement is written all over his face. Photo/Dan CampbellOne of Nathan's...
Talent on show
In the next couple of days Wintec's School of Media Arts celebrations culminate for the year in a graduation exhibition...
Fighters like you won’t believe
I'm happy to be writing again, says Tim Gray. I was left for dead, on the side of a road...
Student vote campaign attracts attention
Student Paula Jacobsen is pleased with the way the campaign has run. Photo: Tim Gray Wintec communication students, the majority...
Women’s right to vote
Before women won the right to vote in 1893, New Zealand has had some inspiring and influential females to lead...
Putaruru’s watery treasure waits to be explored
The blue colouring is created by the clarity of the water Photo By Emmalea Taylor. Need somewhere to take the...
Tokelauans in NZ: Saving an identity, miles from home
Auckland, Porirua and Hutt Valley Tokelau communities fatele for Easter Tournament 2017Picture: Juliana Tagimamao Perez (Facebook) Tokelau is not as...
Why Black Lives Matter here, and now
Perspectives of young locals on a global movement In 2005, five-year-old, Aisha Mohamed Khalif came home from school to find...
Playing Background and Paying bills
For 30 years Ra Keelan who is a local musician, has been doing gigs all around the world from Thailand...
Opinion: International businesses score in fast food binge
Now is the perfect time to support local business's writes Riley Kennedy. Small business is what New Zealand is made...
A cleaner’s journey and her dream team
Malia Zeke's journey started seven years ago when she started working at PSU Photo: Elena Pasilio The road to one’s...
Survivor now helping others
Residential leaders have an opportunity to offer support to students in their charge photo: Emma Niven. Wintec student accommodation residential...
“I eat Ford Rangers for breakfast”
Matthew James, 24, won the fight against death after a motorbike accident - the scar on his torso a constant...
Waikato Queer Youth – proudly helping the community
Logan Cotter at the Waikato Queer Youth office in the Zeal building in Hamilton Central. Photo: Jed Murtagh It can...
Pushing past the fear to learn kapa haka
Carol is an inspiration to others Photo: Ngaire Pahl A senior research management advisor at Waikato University, Carol Robinson recently...
A legally blind musician’s journey
Levi Williams is spinning his way toward a lifelong passion. Photo: Paora Manuel Basshunter’s song ‘Now You’re Gone’ speaks about...
Rock bottom to university
William Morris at his favourite cafe, where he meets supporters on his road to recovery. Photo: Dan Campbell William believes...
Thrift is her gift
Purchasing pre-loved goods can be a great way to keep costs down. Photo: Jamie Batters Jessie Matthews, 41, is a...
Baby, it isn’t easy going green
Owner of Bear and Moo Hannah Porter, is growing a business in reusable cloth nappies made with sustainable practice. Photo:...
Southland boy combines love of numbers and farming
It's all about the numbers in farming for one Southland farm boy Photo/Riley Kennedy Southland boy Peter McIntyre’s rural upbringing...