NORTH + SOUTH + DESTINATION QUEENSTOWN

Queenstown: A journey towards a sustainable future.

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An answer to the nursing shortage

NORTH & SOUTH + University of Canterbury UC Faculty of Health Executive Dean Cathy Andrew alongside current student Leianne Roblete An answer to the nursing shortage In a bold move to address New Zealand’s critical nursing shortage, Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) announces a programme…

Preserving Paradise

NORTH & SOUTH + Love Wanaka Preserving Paradise If you lived in one of the most divine locations on earth what would you do to preserve it? In Wānaka, nestled amongst breathtaking scenery on the southern shores of the crystal clear Lake Wānaka a quiet revolution is taking place. Drive…

Leading the way

NORTH & SOUTH + AUT Dr Samaneh (Sam) Madanian Leading the Way In a world where health crises and natural disasters strike unpredictably, innovative solutions are essential. Dr Samaneh (Sam) Madanian, a Senior Lecturer at AUT’s School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, is at the forefront of this revolution.…

A journey beyond the ordinary

Forget the heavy packs and rough shelters of traditional hikes. The Hollyford Wilderness Experience redefines outdoor adventure with luxury lodges featuring private ensuites, hot showers, drying rooms, and lodge hosts who serve exquisite three-course meals.

The future of Taranaki

The Future of Taranaki

Dr Miller’s dive diary

Wellington is the only capital city with a fully protected marine reserve right at its doorstep.

Sustainable Southland

Welcome to Southland — Nau mai, haere mai ki Murihiku! Let’s take care of this place together.

Ticket to paradise

Meet the owners of one of Fiordland’s most trusted charter operators. By Jason Harman

Sāmoan first, an artist second

Comic artist, wrestler and activist Michel Mulipola has become a public face of Pasifika-Palestinian solidarity in Aotearoa. By Theo Macdonald
lab grown kelp underwater

Help for Kelp

This winter, baby giant kelp is being planted into Wellington Harbour / Te Whanganui-a-Tara, where great seaweed forests once thrived. By Gabi Lardies

Replanting a kelp forest, a quake detective’s surprising discoveries, why we can expect a subtle shift in our foreign policy, and more. By Paul Gorman

Earnscleugh Station

Two Aucklanders take on a classic but unfinished Central Otago grand home.
Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, known as Millo, has depicted a hongi in this large-scale illustrative mural.

Our country is dotted with significant public art. Some works are heavy and monumental, others carefully detailed, and at least one digitally dynamic, but all are framed by their built and natural surroundings.

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