Articles in ‘People in Business’

Are you looking for something just a little bit special for Mum or that special person in your life? If it is a distinct gift or something that you know they won’t have considered buying for themselves, you need to check out the range handpicked by Toni Charteris at The Bespoke Living Room. Located at 128 Stan Wright Rd, Karaka, a visit to The Bespoke Living Room is an indulgent foray into stylish living and home furnishings all designed to…

The evenings are well and truly drawing in and there is most definitely a cooler nip in the air. It’s time to get in your firewood before the rush is on or you have to stack your wood away in the rain. The horse has bolted now on getting wet wood to dry yourself as buying wet wood will not dry in time and will not burn effectively. Delivery delays can stretch out to 3 - 4 weeks in the coming months so best to get your order in early. · Carlos…

Kerry Brocas is a familiar face around Pukekohe especially in both the motoring and business space. As the winner of the 2018 New Zealand Sprint Car title, Brocas has enjoyed a long and successful speedway career and has combined his love of the sport with his motoring experience to be the director of Pukekohe Honda from 2006 through to 2019. Honda then set out to move into bigger and better premises to service the area and have now opened a…

Wayne and Sharon Snellgrove are a busy family orientated couple with a wealth of customer care and construction industry expertise, who have recently embarked on an exciting new venture. As proud new owners of the South Auckland A1 Homes franchise, they have made it their goal to ensure that every one of their clients has the most enjoyable experience possible when it comes to building their new home. Whether it be a Full build, a kitset or…

Walking into Magazine Designer Clothing you’re greeted with a gorgeous array of colours, beautiful predominantly New Zealand made clothing, exquisite accessories, and most importantly fabulous friendly staff. The store thrives on helping their customers find the perfect style, no matter their size, age, or occasion their shopping for. · When they say they have something for every occasion they mean it, covering casual, daywear, and lifestyle…

If you are struggling to fall asleep, the bed you are trying to sleep on might be part of the problem. When it comes to investing in a new bed, it is important that you purchase something that fits will fit your body type, personal taste and unique needs. When your body is allowed to rest in its natural position, muscles are relaxed and sleep is more refreshing. A good mattress is comfortable, yet firm enough to keep your body nicely aligned…

Like all amazing aestheticians, the staff at HARLEH Laser Clinic are extremely passionate & truly love their work and work environment. They are especially enthusiastic about the industry and how it is continually evolving which is why they are very excited this January to have launched Cutera Enlighten Tattoo Removal & Skin Rejuvenation Treatment. Some of the treatment offerings include Permanent Laser Hair Reduction, vascular treatments,…

With land currently as scarce as hen’s teeth, Frame Homes has been working hard to secure land around the wider Franklin region to ensure they can continue to offer high quality house & land packages that they have become synonymous for. · Frame Homes have plenty of exciting projects coming up this year in Paerata Rise, Pukekohe, Tuakau & Kingseat. All of these thriving residential developments offer a great lifestyle, being within a stone’s…

Since 2010 Ian Buchanan has been offering his clients the benefits of his vast business experience in dealing in both rural lifestyle and urban residential property sales. Ian is well known for his exuberance, passion, and the energy that he always brings to the table. With robust negotiating skills, strong ethical values, confidence and courage, Ian offers property sellers and buyers the utmost in commitment and professionalism. · The desire…

By John Fergusson ‘John, come and make up a four.’ My mother called from downstairs. In our Victorian vicarage in a sleepy English village, I was already cozy in bed. My parents had planned a game of bridge with friends, and one hadn’t showed. ‘I don’t know how.’ I loved card games, but bridge was for adults—I was only twelve. · That didn’t wash. Mother stalked up the stairs and grabbed my arm. ‘You’ll pick it up. You can be dummy.’ ‘Gee,…