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Proudly the only regionally focused, world-class magazine, for businesses that want expert knowledge to grow quickly and connect locally. Have a browse, read the articles - just a sample of the diverse range of opinions, advice and interesting stories in our latest issue - Let us know what you think.

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Shear Talent Print E-mail
Written by Andrew Gregory   
It’s a long way from the wool sheds of the Wairarapa, as we sit in Theresa Gattung’s Oriental Bay apartment, lined with her self-designed wool rugs, wool carpet and blanket. “Not many people get the opportunity to design their own rugs,” I comment. With well-practised wit, she retorts, “not many people can afford the interior designers.” I have to agree.

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Signature Style Print E-mail
Written by Nadine Isler   
Just back from Tokyo, Martin Bosley is definitely flavour of the moment. Nadine Isler stopped by for a minute or two to find out why.
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Love us or hate us Print E-mail
Written by Nadine Isler   

Radical change is nothing new says Mike Kerr, Manager of Beca. And he has plenty more to say as we continue our series in which Wellingtonians talk about their visions for Wellington’s future.

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Big on debate Print E-mail
Written by Nadine Isler   

John Allen speaks without notes, cuecards, prompts or pauses, and when he speaks, people listen. He has headed NZ Post Group for six years, and he helped start Kiwibank and Datamail and forged relationships with German giant Deutsche Post. While he spoke, NADINE ISLER listened.

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Map to the future heart of Wellington Print E-mail
Written by Nadine Isler   

It was discovered in the 10th century, and known as “the very nostrils of the island” by the Polynesian explorer Tara. Whether it is ‘Wellywood’ ‘the Windy City’ or the ‘Melbourne of New Zealand’, everyone has an opinion on what’s next for this place we call home.

We asked a cross section of high profile Wellingtonians what they want for their city. Take one property developer, the CEOs of the Zoo, Weltec, and the NZ stock exchange, add an engineer, a couple of PR/management gurus plus one mayor, and you have some opinions that matter. All of them had positive things to say about Wellington, none had plans to leave. But don’t expect them all to agree on what should be happening here!

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Monkey Business Print E-mail
Written by Nadine Isler   

The Wellington zoo has been undergoing some changes… Nadine Isler met with Karen Fifield, CEO, to find out what’s planned for our city’s most animated asset.

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