Rutherford Hotel Nelson’s newest conference facility has helped turn Nelson from a good conference destination into a great one. During the 18 months the 700-seat capacity Maitai Room has been […]
Just after the release of the 2014 National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) results, I was contacted by a journalist writing an article on our national qualification and alternative credentials […]
Wellingtonians carry a sense of place everywhere we go. Our streets are dotted with locations of significance: hallowed Basin, gleaming Golden Mile. And then there are spots we leave off […]
On a warm, windless Wellington morning, I walked down Courtenay Place on the search for Margaret Hema’s salon. A search is required. Fortunately, I was forewarned. I’d met Margaret for […]
The term ‘back office’ can be overused at times when assessing a sports organisation, but with Wellington Rugby it is hard to come up with any conclusion other than things […]
Since coming to Wellington to study hospitality in 1979, Kieran Hughes has been a key part of the Wellington food and drink scene. Passionate about fantastic customer service, Kieran has […]
There is a question that has been rattling round my head: why is it that cinephiles can so happily and publicly admit to the adoration of children’s films — half […]
Between 13 and 15 March, the New Zealand WOMAD festival returns to Brooklands Park and TSB Bowl of Brooklands in New Plymouth for yet another weekend of incredible music, arts […]
Enjoy Public Art Gallery has been on the cultural landscape in Wellington since 2000. If you haven’t been there, it’s on level one at 147 Cuba Street, and was established […]
