The Wairarapa Pūkaha to Kawakawa Alliance is a community-led network. It brings many different groups together to increase the health of Wairarapa ecosystems, biodiversity, water and the resilience of its communities and to respond to climate change. The Alliance...
Launch Website The Olive Branch (formerly Istanbul) is Carterton’s much-loved Turkish restaurant. They bring Wairarapa locals kebabs, iskenders and all the other great Mediterranean tastes they love, along with vegetarian and vegan options! With the Covid-19 lockdown,...
Launch Website See our logo design for Mr Site Clean After we completed the logo design for Mr Site Clean, the next step was a website. As a new business, there weren’t a lot of photos as resources, but all the site really needed was to get a simple message...
Our four Wordchain apps are live on the Apple and Play stores! After three years of testing in Christchurch Schools, we’re excited to see them head out nationwide. The Wordchain Apps are the software part of Betsy Sewell’s Agility With Sound, a comprehensive...
He Putiputi ~ Māori for flowers ~ is an online flower delivery business based in Carterton, Wairarapa, owned and operated by Narida Hooper. Narida’s love of flora and foliage has been long-standing, but living in Scotland and Australia meant exposure to other...
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