READ MAGAZINE When the lights go on at the new ASB Theatre Marlborough, bathing the stage in spectacular hues, spare a thought for the electricians who scaled great heights to install them. Marlborough’s largest electrical business, Callahan & Martella Electrical, will this month round off their work on the facility. “This is one of the … Read more
READ MAGAZINE Kiwi fashion icon Dame Trelise Cooper will be in Nelson to show off her latest collection on September 1. LYNDA PAPESCH took the opportunity to talk to her about fashion, philosophy and life. BY LYNDA PAPESCH Remember as a young girl playing dress up with your mother’s clothes? Dame Trelise Cooper most definitely … Read more
HotHouse staff, from left, Sam Billings, Ed Briem, Cheril Barber, Louise Knight, Ali Kimber, Renee Edwards, Jane Cunliffe, Megan Hodgson, Tracy Bowater, Allan Innes-Walker, Sally MacDonald, Marie Waterhouse, Sara Clark and Bryce Easton. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANA GALLOWAY READ MAGAZINE BY LYNDA PAPESCH Spreading awareness across diverse media is second-nature to Nelson marketing and branding specialist … Read more
HotHouse staff, from left, Sam Billings, Ed Briem, Cheril Barber, Louise Knight, Ali Kimber, Renee Edwards, Jane Cunliffe, Megan Hodgson, Tracy Bowater, Allan Innes-Walker, Sally MacDonald, Marie Waterhouse, Sara Clark and Bryce Easton. PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANA GALLOWAY
NML staff planting totara. Left to Right: David Hill, Andrew Karalus, Marion Hughes, Jasmine Snowsill, Craig Brown and Mark Forward READ MAGAZINE BY JACQUIE WALTERS True partnership is something to which many companies and organisations aspire. Iwi landowner Ngāti Toa Rangatira and local forest company Nelson Management Ltd (NML*—the management company for the Nelson Forests … Read more
READ FULL ARTICLE NML staff planting totara. Left to Right: David Hill, Andrew Karalus, Marion Hughes, Jasmine Snowsill, Craig Brown and Mark Forward Left to right: NML Managing Director Lees Seymour and Ngāti Toa Rangatira Executive Director Sir Matiu Te Rei, KNZM. Photo: Tim Cuff The newly-opened Spooners Tunnel section of the Great … Read more
Ian Jack
Ian Jack READ MAGAZINE Wellington born, he has made Nelson his home since 1974, stamping his mark on the Top of the South’s commercial, residential and industrial architecture. BY LYNDA PAPESCH Schoolboy holidays at Tahunanui were architect Ian Jack’s first experience of Nelson and the Tasman region and all it has to offer. When the … Read more