Tag: Roundabout Magazine

Taste the Difference at Patiki Cafe and Bar 

Taste the Difference at Patiki Cafe and Bar 

Published July 15, 2024

Eggs benny on a crisp, fried onigiri rice cake. Fenugreek potatoes with haloumi and your choice of bacon or salmon. Authentic Italian pasta dishes, winter warmers like boeuf bourguignon, and…

Generosity Repaid: The Benefits of Business Giving

Generosity Repaid: The Benefits of Business Giving

Published July 4, 2024

According to the 2023 Survey of Charitable Giving in New Zealand published by the Victoria University of Wellington’s Business School, New Zealand ranks among the top ten countries in the…

Gen Z Right for the Trades?

Gen Z Right for the Trades?

Published May 21, 2024

It seems like only yesterday that millennials were the hot topic among hiring managers. Back before house prices shot up and the entire generation was forever linked to the words…

Get Your Roses on Rosebank at the New Best Blooms

Get Your Roses on Rosebank at the New Best Blooms

Published May 21, 2024

The second-largest florist in New Zealand is right here on Rosebank Road — and Best Blooms is thrilled to welcome you to their new, beautifully refurbished studio and retail store.…

Rheem New Zealand: Always Innovating

Rheem New Zealand: Always Innovating

Published April 2, 2024

It sits there quietly in your home, tucked away in a closet, one of the most important appliances in any household. In days past, it might have warmed your folded…

Bouncing Back: JUMP Takes a Leap

Bouncing Back: JUMP Takes a Leap

Published March 1, 2024

Beloved Kiwi trampoline park JUMP has rebranded to BOUNCE, and co-owner Sandra Mu is excited to welcome customers to their three freshly renovated locations in Avondale, Takanini, and the North…

Can I Tell My Team to Return to the Office?

Can I Tell My Team to Return to the Office?

Published February 7, 2024

Most articles about the post-Covid return to the office are written from the perspective of corporates with large floorplates, large budgets, and hundreds of employees. But what of the 97%…