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Tramping in Winter Wonderland
Alina Suchanski embarks on one of her winter treks, retracing historical tracks in Fiordland. She navigates the challenging terrain, braving snowy conditions, and encounters stunning natural wonders. Her journey from Routeburn to Caples Tracks offers a glimpse into New Zealand’s rich heritage and picturesque landscapes, providing a memorable adventure. Read more
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A musician, an entrepreneur, a linguist, and a dreamer: Mark Oremland
Mark Oremland, a man of many talents, faced financial challenges after purchasing a DC3 aircraft to recreate a historic flight. Despite his setbacks, Oremland founded a language museum in Paris and continues to pursue new ventures. With a storied past and ongoing ambitions, Oremland’s journey continues to unfold. Read more
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Yael’s Chicken Schnitzel
Yael Shochel is the chef behind Auckland’s Ima Cuisine. Her childhood in Israel, filled with unique recipes, inspired her love for cooking. Yael’s famous chicken schnitzel recipe, with a unique crumb mix, has even been adapted for vegetarians using cauliflower or tofu. With delicious results, it’s a must-try for any household. Read more
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Inventing the World. Venice and the transformation of western civilization.
In “Inventing the World: Venice and the Transformation of Western Civilization” author Meredith F. Small explores Venice’s significant impact on Western culture. From the city’s governance innovations to groundbreaking inventions, the book sheds light on Venice’s remarkable contributions. Small’s thorough research and engaging writing offer a unique perspective on the entrepreneurship and social genius of… Read more
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Some history of clothing
Humans have come a long way from wearing animal skins to the fashion-forward clothing of today. It’s hard to pinpoint when clothing originated, but it served to protect us from the elements. Textiles and fabrics evolved over time, becoming a symbol of cultural traditions and socio-economic status. Now, clothing is more about self-expression and standing… Read more
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Wairoa Māori Film Festival
The small town of Wairoa in New Zealand’s North Island is a vibrant hub of Māori culture. With an annual indigenous film festival, Wairoa attracts filmmakers and film lovers from across the country and beyond. The festival showcases powerful stories of relationships, traditions, and spirituality, and celebrates Māori achievements in film. The town’s warm and… Read more
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