Tom’s May Café
Relative newcomers Maranui and Spruce Goose might get the views and the queues, but Elements is still quietly serving brunch and lunch to Lyall Bay locals. The menu is hearty […]
Open day at Rathkeale
Not many Wellington schools can offer their students a 50-hectare site to roam around, much less a Greek amphitheatre, native bush and a river to swim in, which is why […]
State-of-the-art meetings at the InterContinental
If you’ve had a luxury stay at the InterContinental Wellington recently, you may have noticed that certain changes are being made. After the redevelopment of various sections of the hotel — […]
Wellington student makes it to prime time
Nineteen-year-old Freya Milner swapped textbooks for bright lights and costume fittings last year, playing the role of Cissy Smith on TV One’s newest mini-series, When We Go To War. FishHead […]
On our way to being a Child Friendly City
If parents, or parents-to-be, didn’t already have countless reasons to raise their offspring in windy Wellington, UNICEF and Wellington City Council are adding to the list. It has been confirmed that […]
Manu Mondays
If you’ve ever wondered how new students in Wellington make friends, Jack Mayo proves that taking that leap beyond shy introductions can really pay off. Since moving to Wellington from Christchurch […]
Tom’s Café pick for April
Many features of Poneke betray its Mojo heritage, but with some notable differences. For a start, the Martin Bosley influence means that there’s more emphasis on meals, not just coffee […]
Health Spot
Are you concerned about your children’s feet? Tim Halpine from Active Feet Podiary can help Many parents are concerned if their children’s feet point inwards or outwards or appear to have […]
Otari reserve wins international Green Flag award
Lost for ideas for the next fine day? Why not get in touch with nature and visit the clean, green — and award-winning — Otari-Wilton’s Bush? Praised for its dramatic […]
Street parade commemorates Anzac soldiers
25 April 2015 marks the 100th anniversary of the Anzac landing at Gallipoli, a time for us to remember the sacrifices made by former Wellington residents during the First World War. […]
