Dress Rentals by Neish: no tags attached
Dress Rentals by Neish is a simple go-to solution for people looking for the perfect dress to look good and...
Stories of Place
A series of stories from places that are special to the students.
TreeChurch & Gardens: A legacy in motion
Once a garden built for personal enjoyment, now an iconic, sought after destination wedding location and so much more. The...
Serving coffee and hope: one cafe’s post-COVID revival
Hope isn’t always loud - sometimes, it smells like fresh coffee and sounds like friendly chatter. In 2021, during the...
A store with a few cards up its sleeve…
Have you been looking for a new hobby and some welcoming friendly faces? If you’re rekindling an old passion for...
Recycle Boutique: where sustainability meets style
Fashion trends are forever changing but, second hand shopping is one that’s here to stay. Recycle Boutique counter, Photo: Ruby...
To the rangatahi – don’t forget your roots
In the heart of Ngaaruawaahia, is a special street lined with homesteads rich with whaanau history and a special connection...
More Espresso, Less Depresso
Cafe Kopi serves up coffee and food with a side of light hearted banter and smiles. Dave & Sumin Photo:...
Free FM: Giving a voice to the people
Community Access Media station Free FM is on a mission to provide a diverse range of content to keep up...
Dress for Success: Opening doors for Women’s futures
What if you could live the Cinderella experience? But it was not for a party, it was preparing you for...
Wanting to upskill and become a makeup artist? The GH Academy could be the place for you.
Model getting makeup done at the GH academy Gabrielle Houghton is a well-known makeup artist located in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, and...
Found: a store that cares.
Found Store Entrance Found Store is a unique offering of clothing and homewares that’s located in MADE in Hamilton East,...
Centre for L.O.V.E, a home away from home for Wintec Pacific learners
Wintec Pacific learners hanging out at the centre, shot by Lisette Elisala Pasifika is all about culture, tradition, church, community...
Browsers – A book lover’s paradise
On the busy streets of Hamilton Kirikiriroa, Riverbank Lane is home to one of New Zealand’s favorite bookshops – Browsers....
Whanau is at the heart of Kati Street
Nestled between the mini mart and hair salon in a classic slice of kiwi suburbia, beams a bright and quirky...
Growing Community: The Vital Role Kaicycle has in Fostering Abundance
Kaicycle Urban Farm is re-imagining farming practices in Te Whanganui-A-Tara Wellington but their work goes far beyond nutrient-dense kai. Kaicycle...
A Quick Escape Down Centennial Drive
Highschool comes with it's fair share of stress, what students need is a place to escape to in between studies....
Camellia to Cup: Hamilton’s Own Tea Farm
Zealong is New Zealand’s only commercial tea farm, and is continuously growing in size and popularity. Journalism student Sarah Morcom...
The Kentish Hotel: The Beating Heart of Waiuku
Located in the centre of Waiuku is The Kentish Hotel, labelled as “New Zealand’s Oldest Licensed Pub”. This establishment was...
UniRec- More Than Just a Gym
Have you ever wondered if there is a place where you can swim, gym and play recreational sports all in...
Fergusson Park, a way for athletes to get a leg up on the competition
Fergusson Park plays host to young MMA prospects looking for their time in the limelight View of Mt Maunganui from...
Step into the magic of Hobbiton, a storybook destination
"In a hole in the ground, there lived a Hobbit". There and back again through the magic of Hobbiton. The...
Why walk when you can dance; the heart of a dance community.
The ideal extracurricular for any age, find out how one of Kirikiriroa Hamiltons oldest dance schools came to be and...
Zeal: A Hidden Treasure For Young Creatives
Zeal is so much more than just a big black building in the centre of Kirikiriroa Hamilton. Inside is a...
Welcome to the ‘family scrap’
Who knew a scrap yard could be so interesting? There’s more than meets the eye to any business, and Scrap...