Polly Gillespie: From Radio Exit to Treasure Island Return

The trajectory of a media personality is often a precarious tightrope walk between relevance and redundancy. For Polly Gillespie, a titan of New Zealand broadcasting for over three decades, the rope didn’t just fray—it snapped. But in the industry of public image, a crash is often the perfect setup for a pivot. Gillespie isn’t just … Read more

On The Up: Farm owner offers Dannevirke dog owners a safe, private off-leash haven at ‘Stream Explorer’

A New Zealand farm is now offering a dedicated space for dogs to roam freely, providing owners a private and stimulating environment for their pets. The 3.5-acre property, named Stream Explorer, opened to the public on Waitangi Day. Dog Paradise Opens in Tararua District Elizabeth Mallory created the space after noticing how much her own … Read more

A2 Milk & Gentailers: Rain, Sell-Off & NZ Outlook

A2 Milk Faces Headwinds as China’s Birth Rate Plummets Shares in a2 Milk tumbled this week as a confluence of factors – a record low birth rate in China and unfavorable weather patterns impacting New Zealand’s ‘gentailers’ (companies that generate and retail electricity) – sent investors scrambling. The New Zealand-based dairy company, heavily reliant on … Read more

Auckland FC Stunned: Jets Win with 10 Men | NZ Football

A-League Expansion & The Perils of Early Season Momentum Just 28% of A-League expansion teams reach the finals series in their first two seasons. Auckland FC’s recent 2-1 defeat at home to a 10-man Newcastle Jets serves as a stark reminder of the challenges facing new entrants into the A-League Men. While early enthusiasm and … Read more