In this issue, we’ve been reflecting on the idea of tūrangawaewae – the places where people feel most grounded and at home.
Read MoreZodiac bartender Arnie has taken the famous pumpkin spice concept and turned it on its head.
Read MoreAfter nearly two years as MP for Banks Peninsula, Dr Vanessa Weenink, has come to know that the environment is one of the main reasons her constituents – including herself – love living in the electorate.
Read MoreIn Ōtautahi and across Aotearoa, EarnLearn is helping people find more than a trade – it’s helping them find their place to stand.
Read MoreIn under two years, Christchurch-based agency Distinct Studio has quietly established itself as one of the city’s most ambitious content-first marketing studios.
Read MoreFor John Shearer, building homes isn’t just a business – it’s a lifelong calling.
Read MoreThe Old Government Building is a cherished landmark in Cathedral Square. In step with the building’s gracious ambience, OGB 17 provides a haven of understated luxury.
Read MoreBorn from the German word Jäger, meaning hunter, the Jaecoo J7 SHS (Super Hybrid System) doesn’t just drive. It prowls.
Read MoreThis year marks 30 years since Gavin Lowe Energy first opened its doors to the people of Christchurch.
Read MoreThe Royal New Zealand Ballet’s ambitious new season Home, Land and Sea arrives at Christchurch’s Isaac Theatre Royal on 8–9 August.
Read MorePlanning a girls’ weekend? Just two hours south of Christchurch, the Timaru District offers the perfect blend of luxury, laid-back vibes, and unforgettable experiences.
Read MoreA regular on Avenues pages, Watch This Space’s creative director shares his passion for urban art and Christchurch.
Read MoreMerivale Mall is more than just a destination for boutique shopping – it’s cementing its place as a beauty and pampering hotspot.
Read MoreAt Christchurch’s speciality Scotch whisky providore, people are at the heart of everything they do.
Read MoreThe rebuild has seen the stories of mana whenua woven into Ōtautahi Christchurch’s urban spaces, from carvings to architecture.
Read MoreChrist’s College Headmaster Joe Eccleton shares what makes his students proud.
Read MoreAvenues sat down with Christchurch Mayor Phil Mauger to talk progress, pride, and what drives him.
Read MoreIn this issue, we celebrate a cool change. On the cover, you’ll find a view from the Flockhill Homestead, looking out across the foothills of the Southern Alps.
Read MoreMissing Easter? Zodiac’s Arnie brings the season back with his Blood and Buns cocktail. YUM!
Read MoreOdeon brings the bold flavours of Andalusian cuisine to the heart of Christchurch, serving Mediterranean classics with a distinctive twist.
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