31 • 07 • 24 / News / People
This is how we want to work now
Five workers under 30 discuss the future of work: offices versus working from home, the importance of in-person connection, and how they're making the new flexibility work for them.
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This is how we want to work now
31 • 07 • 24 / Business at Britomart / News / People
Three views of the future of work
Britomart's Jeremy Hansen and Melinda Williams speak to three experts for their advice on how office culture and design can adapt for a brighter, more connected and more productive future.
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Three views of the future of work
28 • 07 • 24 / News / People
City Futures
Nine conversations about downtown Auckland's history, its current challenges, and people's hopes for its future.
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City Futures
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
This is our place
Our new interview series features seventeen central city residents discussing the state of their neighbourhood and its future.
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This is our place
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“We view the city as part of us, so we feel the need to get in there and do what we can to improve the situation.”
MICHEAL DAVIS (Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, Ngāti Haua) has spent the last three years living just off Quay Street with his nine- year-old son. They both love the central city, and are proud of their tupuna Āpihai Te Kawau’s pivotal role in founding it.
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“We view the city as part of us, so we feel the need to get in there and do what we can to improve the situation.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“People need to remember that this is also a residential neighbourhood.”
ROBERT MACFARLANE has been living in the central city for 12 years. What he didn’t expect was his mother, TRISH MARRYATT, to follow from Christchurch, where she’d lived all her life. Now they live across Queen Street from one another.
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“People need to remember that this is also a residential neighbourhood.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“There is a conflation between people who are experiencing homelessness and what is perceived as criminal behaviour.”
HELEN ROBINSON, the Auckland City Missioner – Manutaki, has seen a lot of changes in the central city during more than a decade at the Mission. The surprise contrast to the mainstream media narrative? Yes, there is needless suffering, but things aren’t necessarily getting worse.
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“There is a conflation between people who are experiencing homelessness and what is perceived as criminal behaviour.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“It’s pretty close to being financially untenable. It can be bizarre talking to mates at universities further south with their $140 a week rent.”
MAX DUDER and LAURA OH are friends who study at the University of Auckland and live in apartments in the Carlaw Park student village. For them, campus life delivers the buzz of being close to everything (including jobs), but at a steep cost.
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“It’s pretty close to being financially untenable. It can be bizarre talking to mates at universities further south with their $140 a week rent.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“I think the biggest change that I’d want isn’t a physical change to the city itself, but a mindset change for Aucklanders.”
STUART HOUGHTON and KIER IBANEZ live in Parliament Street near the University of Auckland campus. With two decades of central- city living between them, they wouldn’t live anywhere else.
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“I think the biggest change that I’d want isn’t a physical change to the city itself, but a mindset change for Aucklanders.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“We’ll have three amazing stations and station neighbourhoods within the city centre.”
SIMON ODDIE works for Eke Panuku, the council development arm with a big stake in the success of the city centre. Right now, he’s looking past the road cones and construction mess to a brighter future.
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“We’ll have three amazing stations and station neighbourhoods within the city centre.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“If I had the power to make changes, it would be to help the homeless around the city.”
KEN LEE, NUR ATHIRAH MOHD NOR AND IZZAT NAIM ZULKIFLE are all from Malaysia, and have been living and working in the central city while studying at the University of Auckland and AUT. While they say the city could do better, they’re grateful for the welcome they’ve received and the way they’ve been able to shape their lives here.
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“If I had the power to make changes, it would be to help the homeless around the city.”
29 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“A lot of these friendships I didn’t have until I moved into the central city. It’s like a village.”
REINA SUTTON moved into the central city five years ago to minimise her commute. Now she loves her village-like life — but she also sees distress in the streets and too many empty stores.
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“A lot of these friendships I didn’t have until I moved into the central city. It’s like a village.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“It’d be good if there were regular night markets where you can take the kids.”
AAYUSH TRIPATHI was born in the Punjabi city of Pathankot and moved to Auckland’s central city in 2015. Now he’s living in an apartment in Nelson Street with his wife and their two children – and pondering a move to the suburbs.
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“It’d be good if there were regular night markets where you can take the kids.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“There’s so much social activity. I didn’t expect that to come with living in the city on my own.”
CATHY VENINGA ditched her comfortable life in Parnell to take up residence in the central city. She has no regrets.
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“There’s so much social activity. I didn’t expect that to come with living in the city on my own.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“The central city houses a lot of experimenters and fringe artists, and I wanted to be part of that weird little ecosystem.”
Nathan Joe is a playwright and the Creative Director of Auckland Pride. He’s lived in the central city for over 10 years, and says it was taking up residence here that set him on his current career trajectory. Here, he talks about the central city as a site of reinvention, connection and inspiration.
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“The central city houses a lot of experimenters and fringe artists, and I wanted to be part of that weird little ecosystem.”
16 • 08 • 24 / Food / Business at Britomart / People
Meet Georgia Van Prehn, the new head chef at Mr. Morris
Working alongside executive chef Michael Meredith, Georgia Van Prehn is enjoying experimenting with Mr Morris's chargrill and bringing her own unique take on flavour to the restaurant's menu.
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Meet Georgia Van Prehn, the new head chef at Mr. Morris
13 • 06 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News / People
Kua Tīrama! Our new Matariki exhibition is lit!
Kua Tīrama! is an artwork by Robyn Pryor (Ngāti Awa, Ngāi Tūhoe) and Hāmiora Bailey (Ngāti Huarere, Ngāti Porou Ki Harataunga) that ranges across Britomart’s Pavilion Panels on Galway Street and Te Ara Tahuhu, and through the Atrium on Takutai, featuring representations of each star in the Matariki cluster. Comprised of nine panels, each panel represents a star of Matariki, and corresponding affirmations for those who look towards them.
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Kua Tīrama! Our new Matariki exhibition is lit!
12 • 05 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News / People
Voices From the Pacific: Graphic designer Aitken Hawkins
For the Writers Festival, our Pavilion Panels feature the words of four young Pacific poets writing about how climate change is affecting the islands. The panels were designed by Samoan New Zealand graphic designer Aitken Hawkins, who talks here about his work.
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Voices From the Pacific: Graphic designer Aitken Hawkins
06 • 09 • 23 / Business at Britomart / News / People / Sustainability
This is how we want to work: Rachel Brown
The senior solicitor at Anderson Lloyd values flexibility as well as learning from her colleagues.
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This is how we want to work: Rachel Brown
06 • 09 • 23 / Business at Britomart / News / People / Sustainability
This is how we want to work: Siosiua Tukutukunga
The senior customer representative at Westpac on what he likes about the office.
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This is how we want to work: Siosiua Tukutukunga
06 • 09 • 23 / Business at Britomart / People / Sustainability
This is how we want to work: Ria Sharma
The brand strategist at Previously Unavailable is learning to make flexibility work for her.
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This is how we want to work: Ria Sharma
06 • 09 • 23 / Business at Britomart / People / Sustainability
This is how we want to work: Renee Black
The senior consultant at EY says her generation's work motivations are purpose-driven.
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This is how we want to work: Renee Black
06 • 09 • 23 / Business at Britomart / People / Sustainability
This is how we want to work: Samuel Negash
The architecture graduate at Monk Mackenzie says in-office work helps him learn more quickly.
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This is how we want to work: Samuel Negash
27 • 06 • 22 / Arts & Culture / News / People / The Interview
Artist Cindy Huang is celebrating Matariki by giving away 240 hand-made ceramic veges.
The artist's installation, entitled Twin Cultivation, aims to build community by bringing strangers together through conversation and gift-giving.
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Artist Cindy Huang is celebrating Matariki by giving away 240 hand-made ceramic veges.
09 • 05 • 22 / Arts & Culture / People
Sione Faletau is making patterns from sound
Sione Faletau's new artwork makes visual patterns from sound recordings, and is taking over the Atrium on Takutai for the City of Colour festival.
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Sione Faletau is making patterns from sound
14 • 06 • 21 / Arts & Culture / People
Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho
For Matariki at Britomart, we commissioned illustrator Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho (Tūhoe, Ngāti Porou, Rongowhakaata, Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Kahungungu) to depict each of the nine stars in the Matariki cluster. Here, they talk a little bit about the meaning of Matariki.
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Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho
11 • 08 • 20 / People
Britomart People, Hannah Yanxing
Hannah knows first-hand how fresh flowers brighten your spirits, so she brings the very freshest blooms you can buy to the Britomart Saturday Markets every week.
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Britomart People, Hannah Yanxing
30 • 07 • 20 / People
Britomart People, Siniua Lilo
The mussel fritters from Kiwi Tucker – served up weekly by Siniua Lilo at the Britomart Saturday Market – are a cult favourite around town.
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Britomart People, Siniua Lilo
22 • 07 • 20 / People
Britomart People, Gary Walker
Gary is one of the team behind Roar Honey, as well as one of the new managers of the Britomart Saturday Market.
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Britomart People, Gary Walker
15 • 07 • 20 / People
Britomart People, Treena Anderson
The clinic manager at The Face Place Britomart medi-spa has an unexpected after-work passion.
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Britomart People, Treena Anderson
07 • 07 • 20 / People
Rachel Bloem
Rachel’s aspirational eyebrows are a clue to her role as manager of the Off & On brow and wax bar at Britomart.
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Rachel Bloem
02 • 07 • 20 / People
Studio Akin
Emma Kaniuk and Tana Mitchell founded the Britomart-based Studio Akin. They’re part of the team behind the new architecture and design magazine Here, which launched in late June.
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Studio Akin
25 • 06 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
Our Matariki Kapa Haka schedule
Here’s when to catch each of the four immensely talented groups performing Te Taumata Kapa Haka: Live at Britomart this June.
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Our Matariki Kapa Haka schedule
25 • 06 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
DJ Pom
Pomale Tamati has music in the blood, but it took him until high school to discover it. Hear him DJ during our Matariki hāngi lunchtimes.
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DJ Pom
25 • 06 • 20 / Arts & Culture / News / People
Matekitātahi Rawiri-McDonald
Matekitātahi Rawiri-McDonald is an architectural graduate who works at Britomart-based TOA Architects. He also designed the flags for our Matariki celebrations in Takutai Square. Here, he talks to Britomart’s Jeremy Hansen about his creative process, and how he’s celebrating Matariki at his turangawaewae.
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Matekitātahi Rawiri-McDonald
18 • 06 • 20 / People
Johnny Brophy
He could have gone down a totally different career path, but for the salon manager Dry & Tea, hairdressing is the perfect job.
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Johnny Brophy
16 • 06 • 20 / People
Oliver Nash
A good natter, a wide tequila selection and the joy of admin (for real) keep Oliver happy in his role as restaurant manager at Mexico Britomart.
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Oliver Nash
16 • 06 • 20 / People / Sustainability
Rewi Spraggon
Rewi Spraggon and his team from the Māori Kitchen had no idea how popular their food would be when they initially lit their hāngi pit in Takutai Square at the beginning of Matariki 2019. But that popularity became as clear as that starlight pre-dawn sky just a few hours later, when a lunchtime queue snaked all the way around the lawn and this year, from Tuesday 30 June to Saturday 4 July, Rewi is back and will be serving delicious manuka-smoked hāngi lunchboxes and hāngi pies. Here, Rewi talks about indigenous people’s deep understanding of sustainability, and the pleasure of holding a community celebration in the heart of the city.
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Rewi Spraggon
28 • 05 • 20 / People
Britomart People — Dean Cornish
We snagged NZ-born LA-based filmmaker Dean Cornish – caught in Auckland by lockdown – to shoot a ‘Welcome back to Britomart’ video.
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Britomart People — Dean Cornish
14 • 05 • 20 / News / People
DJ Rose Alice
DJ Rose Alice plays in Takutai Square every Friday (weather permitting) and provides the soundtrack for Food Truck Fridays. She's also chosen a playlist for the Atrium on Takutai to welcome people back to Britomart with some good grooves.
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DJ Rose Alice
23 • 04 • 20 / People
Britomart at Home Dr Cat Stone
The founder of The Face Place MedSpa has been dealing with more than the usual level of challenges during lockdown - but staying relentlessly positive.
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Britomart at Home Dr Cat Stone
23 • 04 • 20 / People
Britomart At Home Sarah Page
Mexico’s brand marketing manager is relying on Whittakers chocolate (good) and instant coffee (bad) and quarantine memes (excellent) to get through lockdown.
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Britomart At Home Sarah Page
16 • 04 • 20 / News / People
Angela Arrowsmith
Landscape designer and gardener Angela Arrowsmith preferred the garden centre to the playground when she was a child. Now she keeps Britomart’s lush landscaping looking blooming wonderful.
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Angela Arrowsmith
16 • 04 • 20 / People
Britomart At Home Caitlin O’Connell
The Deadly Ponies Britomart store manager is definitely way ahead of most of us in the daily-walk style stakes.
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Britomart At Home Caitlin O’Connell
16 • 04 • 20 / People
Britomart At Home Pam Hill
The store manager at Taylor Britomart is bunkered down with pals and lots of cosy winter knits.
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Britomart At Home Pam Hill
08 • 04 • 20 / People
Britomart At Home Justyna White
A five-year veteran at Britomart, Justyna usually rushes between operations management at three HipGroup sites – Ortolana, Milse and The Store. Now she’s tackling neglected home improvement projects.
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Britomart At Home Justyna White
08 • 04 • 20 / People
Britomart At Home Benny Castles
The co-director and designer for WORLD is staying firmly on his couch to flatten the curve, while thinking of those who can’t.
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Britomart At Home Benny Castles
02 • 04 • 20 / People
Peter Jackson
Executive chef for Mexico Peter Jackson is testing recipes for the restaurant’s summer menu on his very lucky family during lockdown.
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Peter Jackson
02 • 04 • 20 / People
Rowena Roberts
Rowena is the always-cheery owner and operator of the Jo Malone London and M.A.C stores located in Britomart’s Atrium on Takutai.
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Rowena Roberts
18 • 03 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
John Amodeo
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John Amodeo
12 • 03 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
Remembering the Al Noor Mosque Victims and Survivors
On March 15, 2020 it will be one year since the attack on Al Noor mosque in Christchurch that caused the tragic loss of 51 lives and injury to 49 Muslim New Zealanders.
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Remembering the Al Noor Mosque Victims and Survivors
12 • 03 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
Rochelle Moriarty
As venue manager at The Chamberlain adn Talulah, Rochelle knows her craft beers. We had a quick chat about what makes a great one.
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Rochelle Moriarty
20 • 02 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
The Conversation: Kiri Nathan
One of the leading lights of contemporary Māori fashion design, Kiri Nathan (Ngāpuhi, Tainui) is one of six designers whose labels are showcased in the Kāhui Collective pop-up fashion store at Britomart.
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The Conversation: Kiri Nathan
13 • 02 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
Chris Hutchinson
We caught up with the illustrator otherwise known as Chippy Draws, who has created several designs for Britomart, including this year’s Valentine’s Day campaign.
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Chris Hutchinson
30 • 01 • 20 / Arts & Culture / People
Britomart People: Shannon Novak
Artist Shannon Novak weaves LGBTQI+ activism into his work through celebrating diversity in community. We talked to him about his Safe Space Alliance project that’s getting started in Auckland at Britomart.
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Britomart People: Shannon Novak
05 • 12 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Wish List / Gift List Anna Hedley
The fourth generation in the Hedley family of booksellers, Anna Headley popped into Hedley’s Bookshop X Karen Walker Pop-Up to share some gifting ideas with us.
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Wish List / Gift List Anna Hedley
16 • 12 • 19 / People
Lily Teteina
Music, moisturisers and good memories are the motivators behind this Juliette Hogan retail assistant’s Christmas wish list and gift list.
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Lily Teteina
12 • 12 • 19 / People
Wish List / Gift List Jennie Loo
We shouldn’t be too surprised that the owner of premium shoe store Lineage has shoes on her gift list this year.
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Wish List / Gift List Jennie Loo
16 • 12 • 19 / People
Sam Chen
Working at Ted Baker London means Sam is surrounded by fashionable gift ideas for friends and family.
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Sam Chen
12 • 12 • 19 / People
Wish List / Gift List Isabella Rae
A style consultant at Trelise Cooper, Isabella is looking forward to a Christmas stocking filled with vouchers for future fun, and beautiful accessories
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Wish List / Gift List Isabella Rae
16 • 12 • 19 / People
Pamela Hill
The store manager at Taylor admits she doesn’t need Christmas as an excuse to treat herself, but she’s got some great ideas for others.
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Pamela Hill
16 • 12 • 19 / People
Elisabeth Findlay
The creative director of Zambesi is looking forward to good food and family time over Christmas – and vouchers for more feel-good experiences.
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Elisabeth Findlay
16 • 12 • 19 / People
Alice Lee
A pro make-up artist at M.A.C, Alice has an eye for gifts that are shiny and sparkly, as well as ones that come beautifully packaged.
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Alice Lee
12 • 12 • 19 / People
Wish List / Gift List Cheryl Raymond
The flamboyant store manager for World recommends some Christmas gifts that will help make the world a more beautiful place.
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Wish List / Gift List Cheryl Raymond
12 • 12 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho
Young Māori artist Huriana’s work is founded in story-telling and personal culture, raising awareness of minority communities and issues.
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Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho
03 • 12 • 19 / People
Wish List / Gift List Karen Walker
New Zealand’s biggest name in fashion is looking forward to a low-key Christmas and a trip somewhere out-of-the-way.
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Wish List / Gift List Karen Walker
28 • 11 • 19 / People
Wish List / Gift List Tanesya Ranchod-Ganda
The ever-chic manager of Fabric has her eye on some goodies from their own shelves, and a few things from the other side of Takutai Square.
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Wish List / Gift List Tanesya Ranchod-Ganda
25 • 11 • 19 / People
Joe Lai
The very funny general manager at Xuxu Dumpling Bar doesn’t want much apart from a good time with a lot of friends at Christmas.
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Joe Lai
21 • 11 • 19 / News / People / Sustainability
Dreaming of a Green Christmas
How we're greening Takutai Square this Christmas
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Dreaming of a Green Christmas
18 • 11 • 19 / People
Wish list / Gift list Alumita Smith
The retail assistant at Kathryn Wilson Footwear has her eye on some pieces in-store, but is happy for to be treated to something from a certain luxury French beauty brand too.
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Wish list / Gift list Alumita Smith
19 • 11 • 19 / People
Wish list / Gift list Natalija Snjegota
As a manager at Co-Op, Trelise Cooper’s ‘little sister’ brand, Natalija has her eye on some of their own merchandise for her Christmas list.
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Wish list / Gift list Natalija Snjegota
21 • 11 • 19 / People
Wish list / Gift list Martin Andrews
The impeccable co-founder of Fabric has great taste, and his high-end streetwear store is full of covetable Christmas gifts.
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Wish list / Gift list Martin Andrews
14 • 11 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Tim Gruchy
Tim Gruchy is the artist behind the interactive digital artwork SCOUT in Takutai Square, which has recently been jazzed up with some new tech. Tim tells us all about it.
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Tim Gruchy
14 • 11 • 19 / People
Wish list / Gift list Luke Bird
A taste for history and items with a touch of flair informs World retail assistant Luke Bird’s Christmas Wish List and Gift List this year.
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Wish list / Gift list Luke Bird
11 • 11 • 19 / People
Lucas Maqueda
Whether you’re after a hot flat white or a frosty frozen yoghurt, Lucas can sort you out at White’s & Co in the Atrium on Takutai.
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Lucas Maqueda
07 • 11 • 19 / People
Timothy Gibbs
If you’re looking for a running shoe recommendation from someone who’s test-driven runners through more than a dozen marathons, Timothy Gibbs at Nike is your guy.
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Timothy Gibbs
07 • 11 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Serval Fandango
Serval Fandango (one of those is his actual name!) is one of Auckland’s hottest young graphic artists right now, creating eye candy that we thought was the perfect fit for our Sweet Treats November campaign.
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Serval Fandango
28 • 10 • 19 / People
Jonny Park
As venue manager as Seven and Tommy's Champagne Parlour, Jonny seems to have an affinity for spirits – high spirits, distilled spirits, and even disembodied spirits.
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Jonny Park
24 • 10 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Kaitiakitanga
Charlotte Graham’s monumental painting has been made onto posters that feel just as monumental on Customs Street.
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Kaitiakitanga
24 • 10 • 19 / People
Luke Bilbrough
Bacon-seller, entertainer, romantic – the youngest Bacon Brother is all about adding a little humour and delight to the everyday.
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Luke Bilbrough
21 • 10 • 19 / People
Cheryl Raymond
With an eclectic dress sense and a history to match, Cheryl Raymond is the perfect store manager for World Britomart.
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Cheryl Raymond
17 • 10 • 19 / People
Larissa Lima
M.A.C makeup artist Larissa Lima loves helping turn someone’s day around using the magic of cosmetics.
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Larissa Lima
17 • 10 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Meet 12 Incredible Finalists For the 2019 Westpac Women of Influence Awards
From young women supporting education for girls in Nepal and fundraising to protect the oceans to a Pasifika peoples health leader and icon of the theatre world, these women are leading the way in New Zealand and abroad.
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Meet 12 Incredible Finalists For the 2019 Westpac Women of Influence Awards
15 • 10 • 19 / People
Christopher Rendell
A chef at legendary New York restaurant Public, and founder of Flinders Lane (Connecticut), now Christopher Rendell oversees a portfolio of restaurants for Savor Group, including Seafarers and Ebisu at Britomart.
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Christopher Rendell
10 • 10 • 19 / People
Vivek Gajanand
An architecture student during the week, on Saturdays, Vivek Gajanand can be found blending spray-free juices and smoothies at the La Cigale market at Britomart.
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Vivek Gajanand
07 • 10 • 19 / People
Loryn Reynolds
Yes, the Jo Malone London assistant offering you a perfume swatch really is Loryn Reynolds, co-winner with Manu Vatuvei of this year’s Dancing with the Stars.
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Loryn Reynolds
05 • 09 • 19 / People
Rawiri Witehira
For Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, Rawiri will be weaving a celebration of the language into his work as a bartender at Caretaker.
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Rawiri Witehira
17 • 07 • 19 / People
Christopher Mitchell
Proving that having a corporate job doesn’t mean having to dress like a, um, bank manager, executive assistant Christopher brings a sense of flair to Westpac’s head office.
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Christopher Mitchell
03 • 10 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Sarah Callesen
Sarah Callesen is one of the artists who contributed a poster to Present Tense : Wāhine Toi Aotearoa, the series of works by women artists changing weekly on the construction hoardings outside The Hotel Britomart site on Customs Street East and Gore Street.
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Sarah Callesen
02 • 10 • 19 / People
Quentin Borgeaud
Quentin Borgeaud serves up featherlight confections at the Philippe’s Pastries stall at the Saturday morning La Cigale farmers market at Britomart.
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Quentin Borgeaud
26 • 09 • 19 / People
Josephine Richardson
With a passion for people – and getting them out of cars – Josie Richardson loves working at Britomart in human resources at Westpac.
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Josephine Richardson
26 • 09 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Elisapeta Heta
Elisapeta Heta works at architecture firm Jasmax, and is a poet, artist, and member of Architecture + Women and Ngā Aho, the collective of Māori design professionals.
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Elisapeta Heta
24 • 09 • 19 / People
Eva Maggs
Currently a retail assistant at Kathryn Wilson Footwear, Eva Maggs is looking towards a future in sustainable food or fashion.
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Eva Maggs
19 • 09 • 19 / People
Pip Allen
More than once we’ve considered getting a job at one of our favourite stores or market stands around Britomart just to get the staff discount. Biltong fan Pip Allen actually did it.
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Pip Allen
16 • 09 • 19 / People
Josh Emett
Ostro’s new menu – designed by executive chef Josh Emett alongside head chef Josh Shields – is full of fresh tastes of the sea and unforgettable classics with a twist.
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Josh Emett
11 • 09 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Painting the town red: a new exhibition of graphic art by women
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Painting the town red: a new exhibition of graphic art by women
16 • 09 • 19 / People
Imogen McCall
As Group Events Manager at Seafarers, Imogen McCall knows all the essentials of a great party, and can help you pull them together.
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Imogen McCall
09 • 09 • 19 / People
Chad Mason
With a penchant for a great blazer and pair of sunglasses, the store manager at Karen Walker is someone we’d trust for fashion advice.
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Chad Mason
05 • 09 • 19 / Arts & Culture / People
Waiata
Celebrating Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori with Waiata / Anthems in the Atrium on Takutai
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Waiata