Kōrero

This is a whānau. It’s a kahui (community). It’s a lifestyle. It’s the place where tūpuna would light fires to guide the whānau home.

Kōrero

Mauao isn’t just a mountain. To the three iwi of Tauranga Moana, he is a tūpuna and their role is to ensure he is looked after.

Recipes

Did someone say donuts? Private chef Madeleine Hughes is speaking our language! She’s dishing up sugar, spice and everything nice, with recipes to keep us warm on a cool night.

Features

What if the feeling of belonging somewhere is made up of far more than landmarks and places to shop or eat? During a recent trip to Japan, Our Place co-owner and creative director Christopher Duffy, was curious to see how routines, gestures and like-mindedness can shape a sense of place. What follows isn’t a catalogue of destinations, but a reflection on what he noticed when he looked past the obvious.

Kōrero

Tūngia te ururua kia whakatupu ai te tupu o te harakeke. Te Tupu draws on the concept of removing what prevents us from reaching our potential, to allow for new growth.

Latest Featured

The Ground Rules

Home Farm tells us how to create a community of diverse plants that grow happily together.

Healing Hands

Awhina Motutere is a practitioner of rongoā Māori — the art of Māori healing.

Bright Spark

Tauranga musician Georgia Lines started off busking as a tween at the Mount. Fast forward about 12 years, and she has a huge fan base for her music and regularly plays with our industry legends.

Through My Eyes

Artist Darcell Apelu tells us about her next artwork — a towering gold fountain at Tauranga Art Gallery, her Mount upbringing, the discovery of her Pacific culture and her love of wood chopping.

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