Last Updated on February 20, 2026 Greymouth cannot be mentioned without acknowledging its dramatic West Coast environment, where outdoor life is key. Despite this, reliable internet has become an essential part of the community, especially as the small town embraces the digital world. For as beautiful as the region is, Read more
Last Updated on February 17, 2026 The time of online gaming being a hobby and a leisurely activity is probably gone. If you’re an Auckland resident, I bet you’ve seen different changes and shifts happening throughout. Gaming was already popular. But now it has become a full-blown competitive culture that Read more
Last Updated on February 17, 2026 New Zealand is revamping its online gaming landscape. In 2026, early, the NZ government announced fresh norms for gaming licensing, besides outright bans. The new nomenclature is keeping players pondering on how they fit in. As a player you need to understand what you Read more
Last Updated on February 17, 2026 Haka is one of the most recognizable cultural traditions from New Zealand, but its purpose goes far beyond performance. Rooted in Māori history, haka serves as a form of storytelling, expression, and communal identity. Traditionally performed before battle, during ceremonies, or to mark important Read more
Last Updated on February 12, 2026 Power cuts across Auckland continue to test the patience and preparedness of locals, whether they strike during a summer downpour or a quiet weekday maintenance window. From the inner-city high-rises to sprawling outer suburbs, electricity interruptions disrupt everything from morning coffees to remote work Read more
Last Updated on February 4, 2026 Based on long-term industry observation and analysis of digital casino platforms, responsible gaming in New Zealand is clearly evolving. The focus is moving away from generic advice and toward systems that actively guide player behaviour through technology, design, and data. That shift mirrors broader Read more
Last Updated on February 4, 2026 The way Aucklanders spend their downtime has changed over the last twelve months. Walk into any cafe in Ponsonby or ride the train into Britomart, and you can see it: screens are the primary window into leisure. While the city has always had a Read more