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...
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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...
Cambridge yoga is for everyone
Angela Chilcott has been teaching yoga for three years. Photo credit, Amy Craven Angela Chilcott created The Yoga Bungalow as...
Planning with a programmer
Sulhan Samee working on one of his apps using two screens for script and graphics. Photo: Mishaal Kisan If you...
More than a pretty painting on the wall
Riss Moore, 42, working on texturized art work in her home PHOTO: Valu Maka For art’s sake Hamilton artist Riss...
The little school that could
Melville Primary principal Diane Williams is proud of what her students achieve It's about the smiles and the looks of...
Buddy keeps Hamilton beautiful
Buddy is Hamilton's self-appointed street cleaner Photo/Danielle Campbell From a distance, Buddy could be seen as a waste to society...
State of the art geo-mapping makes sky the limit for data access
Kurt Joy says the new technology "allows you to look anywhere on earth". Photo: Savannah Fleming Cutting-edge technology allowing for...
Beekeeping innovation all the buzzzzz at Fieldays
Flow research manager Emily Grace Photo Jennie Kendrick Australian company Flow displayed introduced their innovative beehives at the Fieldays this...
Fieldays exhibit sold on day one
Sales representative Ryan House outside Kiwi Timber's 3-bay shed Photo: Jennie Kendrick One exhibitor impressed the crowds at the Fieldays ...
The cutest sheep in the world?
At site D94, the Peake family of Cambridge are making a bold claim. Propped up against the front of their...
ACC supports new Quadguard safety device
Weston Stewart shows of the rear mounted Quadguard. Photo: Lucas Tainui AG-Tech Industries is in the process of rolling out...
Kiwifruit testing device from Korea
Sunforest's Jay Hwang showing off their non-destructive kiwifruit tester. Photo: Lucas Tainui Orchard farmers no longer need to pick fruit...
From pitlane to pedestal: transporting a $500,000 car to Fieldays
One appearance of the ultra-rare 2019 Ford GT just wasn’t enough to satisfy some enthusiastic spectators, as motorsport fans flocked...
Plastic, the future of fence posts?
Launch NZ Innovation award winner Jerome Wenzlick. Photo: Chris Chivers. Wooden fence posts are a New Zealand staple, but an...
New Zealand’s own zero emission chocolate
Lucy Bennetto celebrates her chocolate at Fieldays. Photo: Makayla Wallace-Tidd Lucy Bennetto has come in to the chocolate industry to show...