Tyren Mulder and the Digital Defence

In the era of pervasive cyber threats, where data breaches can be catastrophic for businesses, Tyren Mulder has emerged as a sentinel of digital safety. His venture, inaugurated in 2023, sprang from over a decade entrenched in IT’s front lines, where he witnessed first-hand the devastation that cyberattacks and unexpected disasters can inflict on ill-prepared businesses. This direct exposure kindled a fervour for data security and ensuring operational continuity, shaping his mission to safeguard businesses against the omnipresent digital menaces.

Tyren Mulder

Tyren’s business delivers a comprehensive array of services engineered to shield businesses from the multitude of cyber threats they face daily. From sophisticated threat detection and prevention to automated software updates, professional email solutions, backup and disaster recovery plans, remote support, and intricate data security systems, his offerings are meticulously designed to ensure businesses remain secure and functional, no matter the adversity they face.

Targeting primarily new and small businesses, Tyren recognises the significance of setting a robust digital security foundation from the start. His services are especially advantageous for companies lacking a dedicated IT department, those at an increased risk of cyber threats, organisations handling sensitive data, and any business seeking to secure its digital assets against unauthorised access or loss.

Tyren’s distinctive approach is marked by a profound comprehension of the digital terrain, alongside an acknowledgment of his own strengths and weaknesses. By drawing on a network of industry specialists, he guarantees that each solution is finely tuned to meet the bespoke needs of his clients. This tailored approach, combined with his commitment to local operations, distinguishes him in a saturated market.

Driven by the philosophy of Ikigai, which underscores finding one’s niche in the world through self-discovery, Tyren’s ethos not only shapes his business approach but also his long-term objectives. With ambitions to establish his company as a leading IT security provider in Waikato and to expand his team across the North Island, Tyren is charting a course to redefine digital security, offering businesses a sense of security in an increasingly volatile digital realm.

Contact Tyren Mulder

+64278022583

tyren@techresq.co.nz

https://techresq.co.nz/

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092709715188

Contact Phillip Quay

027 458 7724 phillip@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

7 Essential Strategies to Enhance Your Immunity This Winter: Insights from Devonport 7 Day Pharmacy

As the winter months approach, maintaining a robust immune system becomes paramount to safeguarding our health against the common cold, flu, and other seasonal ailments. Devonport 7 Day Pharmacy offers invaluable advice on seven effective ways to bolster your immunity during this chilly season:

1. Prioritise Sleep: Quality sleep is a cornerstone of immune health. Aim for 7-9 hours of restful sleep each night to allow your body to repair and regenerate. A well-rested body is better equipped to fend off infections.

2. Maintain a Balanced Diet: Nutrient-rich foods are essential for supporting a healthy immune system. Incorporate a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats into your daily diet. Foods high in vitamins C and D, zinc, and antioxidants can particularly enhance immune response.

3. Stay Hydrated: Adequate hydration is crucial for overall health, including immune function. Water helps in the production of lymph, which carries white blood cells and other immune system cells. Aim to drink at least 8 glasses of water a day.

4. Exercise Regularly: Moderate, regular exercise can boost the immune system by promoting good circulation, which allows immune cells to move through the body more efficiently. Around 30 minutes of daily moderate exercise is recommended.

5. Manage Stress: High levels of stress can weaken the immune system, making you more susceptible to infections. Techniques such as meditation, yoga, and deep breathing can help manage stress levels.

6. Limit Alcohol and Avoid Smoking: Both smoking and excessive alcohol consumption can impair immune function. For a healthy immune system, it’s best to quit smoking and limit alcohol intake.

7. Consider Supplements: In some cases, dietary supplements may be beneficial in supporting immune health, especially if you’re not able to get enough nutrients from your diet alone. Vitamins C and D, as well as zinc supplements, can be particularly beneficial. However, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any supplement regimen.

By following these tips from Devonport 7 Day Pharmacy, you can strengthen your immune system and enjoy a healthier winter season. Pop into the store to see what winter essentials they have for you.

Contact Devonport 7-Day Pharmacy

09 445 4000

www.devonport7daypharmacy.co.nz 

www.facebook.com/247pharmacy.co.nz

www.youtube.com/@AsktheAlchemist

Contact Phillip Quay

Phillip@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

027 458 7724

www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

Jared Newing: Leading Proflow Plumbing into Excellence

Jared Newing, the driving force behind Proflow Plumbing, has turned a passion for plumbing into a thriving business. Established in June/July 2021, Proflow Plumbing has quickly become a trusted name in residential plumbing services, catering to homeowners, builders, and property managers alike.

Jared Newing

Jared’s journey into plumbing stemmed from a deep-seated passion for the trade and a commitment to delivering exceptional results to every customer. With nearly three years of experience under his belt, Jared saw a gap in the market for a plumbing service that not only fixed issues but also prioritised trust, reliability, and customer satisfaction.

Proflow Plumbing specialises in a range of domestic plumbing services, including maintenance, renovations, and upgrades. Their target markets include homeowners, builders, and property managers, with a focus on providing high-quality service tailored to each client’s needs.

What sets Proflow Plumbing apart is their attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction. “I would say it’s the consistency of doing the small things, it’s the 1% that is often missed”. Jared believes in going the extra mile, whether it’s ensuring a clean workspace or maintaining open communication throughout the project. This dedication has earned Proflow Plumbing glowing reviews and a loyal customer base.

In addition to their core plumbing services, Proflow Plumbing has branched out with “LeakPro,” a sister company specialising in non-invasive leak detection. This expansion demonstrates Proflow Plumbing’s commitment to innovation and staying ahead of the curve in the industry.

Looking ahead, Jared’s vision for Proflow Plumbing includes building an efficient team of specialists capable of handling diverse plumbing challenges. He aims to continue fostering trust and reliability within the community while expanding the business’s reach through strategic partnerships and effective marketing.

With a focus on integrity, honesty, and authenticity, Proflow Plumbing is not just a plumbing service but a trusted partner for all residential plumbing needs. Jared Newing’s passion for excellence continues to drive Proflow Plumbing towards greater heights of success in the years to come.

For more information and to connect with Proflow Plumbing, visit their website at www.proflowplumb.co.nz or reach out via phone at 0277667887. You can also follow them on Facebook and Instagram @proflowplumbnz.

Contact Jared Today:

027 766 7887

jared@proflowplumb.co.nz

www.proflowplumb.co.nz

Contact Phillip Quay:

027 458 7724

phillip@nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

www.nzbusinessconnect.co.nz

Waikato-based Soil Scientist Dr Gordon Rajendram on The Cost of Nutrient Leaching

Nutrient leaching from soil is a significant concern for farmers and environmentalists alike, as it represents both a loss of valuable fertilisers and a potential source of environmental pollution. Dr Gordon Rajendram has provided critical insights into this issue, demonstrating that the amount of nutrients lost via subsurface flow is closely related to the amount of rainfall and drainage.

Dr Gordon Rajendram

In areas where rainfall and drainage range from 500 to 7000 mm per year, particularly from April to October, nutrients can be washed beyond the root zone, where plants are unable to utilise them. This process is especially problematic for anions like nitrates (NO3-) which are highly mobile and tend to leach easily. Anions also carry cations with them, such as calcium (Ca2+), exacerbating the loss of nutrients.

For instance, Dr Rajendram’s research indicates that sulphur leaching can be between 40 to 70 kg/ha/year, costing approximately $28 to $49 per hectare annually. When it comes to nitrogen (N), a critical element for plant growth, the figures are even more striking. Without any nitrogen applied, between 21 to 26 kg/ha/year can leach, amounting to around $43 per hectare each year. However, when 200 kg of nitrogen per hectare is applied, the leached amount can increase to about 60 kg/ha/year, with the cost rising to around $125 per hectare annually. And with a higher application rate of 400N, up to 100 kg N/ha/year may leach, costing approximately $209 per hectare each year.

Calcium leaching, which equates to the loss of half a ton of lime, is around 150 kg Ca/ha/year, resulting in a cost of about $13 per hectare per year. Other nutrients like magnesium (Mg), sodium (Na), and potassium (K) also experience significant leaching, with costs of $30, $50, and $19 per hectare per year, respectively, for losses of 30 kg Mg, 50 kg Na, and 10 kg K.

Dr Rajendram asserts that to mitigate nutrient leaching, farmers need to employ strategic fertiliser management. This includes soil testing to determine the existing nutrient levels, timing fertiliser applications to match plant needs, and using technologies such as controlled-release fertilisers, nitrification inhibitors and management practices such as using standoff pads/herd homes

“Effective nutrient management is key to both economic efficiency and environmental stewardship,” Dr Rajendram advises. “By optimising fertiliser use, we can reduce leaching losses, saving both our resources and our rivers.” This holistic approach to agriculture is essential for sustainable farming practices that protect both the productivity of the land and the health of the environment.

Contact Dr Gordon Rajendram

021 466077

rajendram@xtra.co.nz

www.gordonrajendramsoilscientist.co.nz

Contact Phillip Quay

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

027 458 7724

www.mediapa.co.nz

MediaPA and Bethells Beach Cottages Start the Wave for Bethells Beach Surf Lifesaving Patrol Recovery

Leading Hamilton-based digital marketing and PR company, MediaPA, and Bethells Beach Cottages have joined forces to launch a fundraising campaign aimed at supporting the vital community asset of the Bethells Beach Surf Lifesaving Patrol. Following the devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle one year ago on the 14th of February, which significantly impacted the volunteer club’s clubhouse and facilities, this collaborative effort underscores a unified commitment to revitalise and enhance the essential services provided by the Surf Lifesaving Patrol.

Bethells Beach Cottages, renowned for its serene hospitality, emerges not only as a supporter of local initiatives but also as a pivotal advocate for the Surf Lifesaving Patrol. Recognising the critical role the patrol plays in ensuring the safety and well-being of beachgoers, a focused gathering was convened to address the urgent needs for restoration and support.

This assembly, characterised by productive discussions and a spirit of collaboration, illuminated various avenues for funding, including the creation of compelling sponsorship proposals and the implementation of innovative public relations strategies. The dialogue extended beyond mere recovery, envisioning a robust framework for future resilience and community engagement. The participation and support of Auckland Tourism were particularly encouraging, highlighting the potential for broader support through strategic promotion and visibility.

The action plan developed is two-pronged: Firstly, itinvolves drafting and disseminating targeted sponsorship proposals thatresonate with potential benefactors’ values and community spirit. Secondly, itincludes executing a comprehensive PR strategy that not only underscores the club’svital role but also aligns with the collective aspirations for a stronger,united community front.

Once again, thanks are extended to everyone involved for being an indispensable part of this endeavour. There is keen anticipation to further the partnership and make a tangible difference in the lives of many, safeguarding the spirit and beauty of Bethells Beach for future generations.

Support the year-round volunteer lifesavers of Bethells Beach: Your donation can make a difference! In the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle’s impact on the Bethells Beach Surf Lifesaving Patrol, your contribution is more crucial than ever. The patrol, crucial for the safety of beachgoers on the West Coast, known for its hazardous tidal shifts and currents, faces an enormous administrative and operational burden. Your contribution is more vital than ever in aiding these brave lifeguards who ensure our beaches remain safe. By opening your wallet, you’re not just offering financial support; you’re saving lives and sustaining a crucial community asset. We encourage you to share this urgent call for support with others, amplifying the reach of your generosity and ensuring the patrol’s continued success in safeguarding the beauty and safety of Bethells Beach.

Makea donation through their website today! www.bethellsbeach.org

Contact Bethells BeachCottages

+64 9 810 9581

info@bethellsbeach.com

www.bethellsbeach.com

Contact Phillip Quay

Media PA

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

027 458 7724

www.mediapa.co.nz

Profile Fertilisers’ Green Revolution from Pahiatua: Pioneering Sustainable Agriculture with Elevate

In the verdant landscapes of New Zealand, where agriculture is pivotal, Profile Fertilisers emerges as a vanguard of innovation and environmental guardianship through its product, Elevate. This pioneering solution epitomises the company’s ethos of marrying agricultural productivity with eco-friendliness and sustainability, aiming to revolutionise the sector while preserving the environment for future generations.

Elevate stands out as a testament to Profile Fertilisers’ dedication to environmental stewardship, offering a multifaceted approach to sustainable agriculture through key mechanisms:

– Improving Soil Health: Central to Elevate’s design is its capacity to combat aluminium toxicity, prevalent in acidic soils, by neutralising toxic aluminium ions. This not only enriches soil health, creating a nurturing ground for plant roots but also bolsters a vibrant microbial ecosystem essential for soil fertility and nutrient cycling. The ripple effect of this enhanced soil health is a decreased dependency on chemical fertilisers, steering agricultural practices towards sustainability.

– Enhancing Water Efficiency: Elevate underscores the importance of resource efficiency, particularly with water. By fostering the development of robust root systems, it enables plants to tap into deeper soil layers for moisture, bolstering their drought resilience and diminishing the need for irrigation. This efficiency is a boon, especially in water-scarce regions, marking a stride towards sustainable water resource management in agriculture.

– Reducing Chemical Dependence: Elevate’s contribution to healthier soils and plants minimises the reliance on chemical inputs, such as fertilisers and pesticides. Plants nurtured in such conditions inherently resist pests and diseases better, reducing the need for chemical interventions and their environmental toll. This aligns with the principles of eco-friendly farming and paves the way for organic agricultural practices.

– Promoting Long-term Sustainability: The benefits of Elevate extend beyond immediate soil and plant health improvements to underpin the long-term sustainability of farming operations. By preserving soil fertility and mitigating the strain on water resources, Elevate contributes to the endurance of agricultural productivity without compromising environmental integrity.

– Supporting Biodiversity: The enhanced soil health and reduced chemical footprint encouraged by Elevate foster greater biodiversity, both in the soil and its surrounding environment. A healthier soil ecosystem supports a broader array of life, enriching the ecological balance and vitality of agricultural lands.

Profile Fertilisers, through Elevate, not only aids New Zealand’s agricultural domain but also sets a global standard for integrating eco-friendly and sustainable practices in farming. This innovative endeavour mirrors a growing movement towards embracing sustainability in agriculture, illustrating how thoughtful, eco-conscious solutions can cultivate a greener, more prosperous future.

Contact Profile Fertilisers

Don Henderson: 021 643 698

donh@profilefert.co.nz

www.profilefert.co.nz

Contact Phillip Quay

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

027 458 7724

www.mediapa.co.nz

Sowing Sustainability: How Agraforum NZ, Canterbury, is Cultivating a Greener Future in Agriculture

Building on their foundation of innovative and sustainable solutions, Agraforum NZ’s commitment to the environment extends beyond individual products to a hands on approach in agricultural practices. Their focus on sustainability is not just about offering eco-friendly products; it’s about reshaping the way farming is done in New Zealand to ensure a balance with nature. This vision is further amplified by their BioGro-certified inputs, which cater to the organic sector, reinforcing the company’s dedication to practices that are not only beneficial for the soil and crops but also for the broader ecosystem.

“Part of what we do is for the good of the land. It’s a great country we have here and beyond the ongoing economic benefits, Agraforum products have compliance and environmental pluses as well. But mainly, we just want farmers to see better results through products firmly rooted in proven science.” – Alan Piercy, Agraforum Managing Director

The company’s range includes bio-stimulants and soil conditioners that are specifically designed to reduce the environmental footprint of farming. By encouraging more efficient use of water and nutrients, Agraforum NZ helps farmers reduce runoff, a common environmental issue associated with agriculture, thereby protecting New Zealand’s waterways from pollution. These products, deeply rooted in scientific research, demonstrate Agraforum’s principle that ecological responsibility and agricultural productivity can go hand in hand.

Moreover, Agraforum NZ actively engages with the farming community to promote sustainable agricultural practices. Through workshops, seminars, and on-site demonstrations, they provide education and support to farmers, enabling them to implement more sustainable farming techniques. This community-focused approach not only aids in the adoption of eco-friendly practices but also fosters a culture of environmental stewardship within the agricultural sector.

In conclusion, Agraforum NZ’s portfolio of products and their comprehensive approach to sustainability exemplify their deep-seated commitment to environmental stewardship. Through a combination of advanced, eco-friendly products and a strong push for educational outreach, Agraforum is paving the way for a more sustainable agricultural future in New Zealand. Their efforts reflect a deep understanding of the symbiotic relationship between farming practices and environmental health, ensuring that the beauty and biodiversity of New Zealand’s landscapes are preserved for future generations.

Contact Agraforum New Zealand

0274 485 159

allan@agraforum.co.nz

www.agraforum.co.nz

Contact Phillip Quay

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

0274 587 724

www.mediapa.co.nz

Phosphate in Balance: The Key to Sustainable Agriculture in New Zealand – Insights from Dr Gordon Rajendram

In the verdant landscapes of New Zealand, where agriculture forms the backbone of the economy, maintaining the right balance of nutrients in the soil is critical for both crop yield and environmental sustainability. Dr Gordon Rajendram, a renowned soil scientist, draws attention to an often-overlooked issue: the signs of excessive phosphate levels in the soil, a condition that can have far-reaching consequences for both agriculture and natural ecosystems.

Dr Gordon Rajendram

Phosphate is an essential nutrient for plant growth, but like anything in excess, it can lead to problematic outcomes. One of the primary signs of too much phosphate in the soil is the inhibition of plant uptake of other necessary minerals, such as iron, zinc, and manganese. This nutrient imbalance can result in poor plant health and reduced growth, a paradoxical situation where more is indeed less.

Moreover, excessive phosphate can lead to algal blooms in nearby water bodies, as runoff carries the surplus nutrients into rivers and lakes. These blooms not only disrupt aquatic ecosystems but can also pose a risk to animal and human health. In New Zealand, with its extensive coastlines and waterways, this issue is of particular concern, highlighting the need for careful nutrient management.

Dr Rajendram points out that soil testing is a crucial step in identifying excessive phosphate levels. Such tests can help farmers and land managers make informed decisions about fertiliser application, reducing unnecessary inputs and mitigating environmental impacts.

Another sign of too much phosphate is the appearance of certain weed species that thrive in high-phosphate conditions. These weeds can outcompete crops and native plants, further disrupting agricultural productivity and biodiversity.

Phosphate holds a pivotal role in the tapestry of soil nutrients, serving as a cornerstone for plant growth and agricultural productivity. Dr Gordon Rajendram emphasises the significance of phosphate, noting, “Phosphate is akin to a key that unlocks the energy potential within plants. It’s essential for photosynthesis, energy transfer, and the synthesis of nucleic acids and cell membranes. Without adequate phosphate, plants cannot thrive or produce at their full potential.”

In conclusion, recognising and addressing the signs of excessive phosphate in New Zealand’s soils is a critical step towards sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. Through careful management and a commitment to balance, the country can continue to thrive both economically and ecologically.

Contact Dr Gordon Rajendram

021 466077

rajendram@xtra.co.nz

www.gordonrajendramsoilscientist.co.nz

Contact Phillip Quay

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

027 458 7724

www.mediapa.co.nz

Riding the Rugged: A Quadbike Adventure in Cardrona’s Wild Heart with The Cardrona Horse Riding & 4×4 ATVs

Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Wanaka, Queenstown, The Cardrona Horse Riding & 4×4 ATVs offer an exhilarating adventure that marries the raw beauty of nature with the thrill of motorised exploration. At the heart of this adventure are the 4×4 quad bikes, vehicles that promise not just a ride but a journey into the untamed wilderness of Cardrona.

These 4×4 motorbikes, known for their robustness and agility, serve as the perfect companions for adventurers looking to conquer the rugged terrains. With wheels designed to grip onto even the most challenging surfaces, they offer a sense of security and reliability that is paramount when navigating through the unpredictable backcountry. The Cardrona valleys, with their undulating landscapes, become a playground for those daring enough to explore them on these mechanical steeds.

What sets The Cardrona Horse Riding & 4×4 ATVs apart is not just the adrenaline-pumping ride but the immersive interaction with nature it facilitates. Riders find themselves weaving through native bush, crossing crystal-clear streams, and scaling slopes that offer panoramic views of the surrounding alpine scenery. It’s an intimate encounter with the environment, where every turn reveals a new vista, and every ascent offers a different perspective.

Safety and environmental stewardship are paramount in this adventure. Whether it’s quad biking, a 4×4 ATV or a horse, riders are equipped with all necessary gear and briefed on responsible riding practices to ensure the pristine landscapes remain unspoiled for future generations. This commitment to sustainability ensures that the thrill of the ride comes with respect for nature’s delicate balance.

In conclusion, The Cardrona Horse Riding & 4×4 ATVs 4×4 motorbike adventure is a testament to the exhilarating fusion of technology and nature. It offers not just a journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Wanaka, Queenstown in New Zealand but a voyage into the heart of adventure itself, where every rider emerges with stories etched into their memory, ready to be told and retold. This is not just a ride; it’s an experience that defines the spirit of exploration, combining the thrill of the ride with the awe-inspiring beauty of Cardrona.

Contact The Cardrona Horse Riding & 4×4 ATVs

info@thecardrona.co.nz

+64 3 443 1228

Contact Phillip Quay

027 458 7724

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

www.mediapa.co.nz

Discovering New Zealand’s Charming Retreats with Media Pa: Auckland Bethells Beach Cottages, Rua Resort in Hamilton, and Centennial House Taupo

By Fiona Stephen – Media Pa Travel Writer

– Geographical Diversity: New Zealand is renowned for its stunning landscapes, ranging from long, sandy beaches to lush rainforests and majestic mountains, including the Southern Alps.
– Two Main Islands: It consists of two main landmasses, the North Island (Te Ika-a-Māui) and the South Island (Te Waipounamu), along with over 700 smaller islands.
– Adventure Capital: Known as the “Adventure Capital of the World,” New Zealand offers numerous outdoor activities like bungee jumping, skydiving, hiking, and skiing.
– Film Locations: The country’s diverse and picturesque landscapes have been used as locations for numerous films, notably “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” trilogies.

Embark on a journey of luxury and tranquillity with three of New Zealand’s finest accommodation providers: Bethells Beach Cottages, Rua Resort, and Centennial House Taupo. Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of this island nation, these luxurious retreats offer discerning travellers an opportunity to immerse themselves in the country’s natural beauty while enjoying unparalleled comfort and hospitality. New Zealand, renowned for its pristine beaches, lush forests, and majestic mountains, beckons visitors from around the globe to explore its diverse terrain and rich cultural heritage. From the snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps to the pristine waters of Milford Sound, there’s no shortage of awe-inspiring landscapes to discover. Whether you’re seeking adventure in the great outdoors or a peaceful retreat amidst nature, New Zealand offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you enchanted and rejuvenated.

Bethell’s Beach Cottages:

Bethells Beach Cottages offer a tranquil retreat nestled in the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s West Coast,  40 minutes drive from Auckland’s CBD. These cottages provide a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the breathtaking scenery that characterises the region, with the black iron sands of Bethells Beach, sublime sunsets and the iconic Tasman sea. The area, also known by its Māori name, Te Henga, is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including vast dunes, wild surf, and stunning coastal walks, offering a perfect backdrop for a serene getaway.

The cottages themselves are designed to blend harmoniously with the natural surroundings, offering cosy, well-appointed accommodations that boast spectacular views of the Tasman Sea and the surrounding native bush. Whether you are seeking a romantic retreat or a base for outdoor
adventures, Bethells Beach Cottages provide a uniquely intimate experience with nature.

Guests can indulge in a variety of activities, from beach walks and surfing to simply relaxing and taking in the natural beauty of the area while soaking in the Scandinavian hot tub. The hospitality extends beyond mere lodging, with hosts often providing insights into the best local spots and hidden gems in the region. For those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and experience the raw beauty of Auckland’s West Coast,
Bethells Beach Cottages offer an unparalleled experience.

Contact Bethells Beach Cottages

To book click on the website link. 
info@bethellsbeach.com
www.bethellsbeach.com

+64 9 810 9581

Things to do in Auckland:

  • Sky Tower Observation Deck: Experience breathtaking views of Auckland from the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • Waiheke Island: Enjoy wine tasting and explore beautiful beaches via a short ferry ride from Auckland.
  • Auckland War Memorial Museum: Discover New Zealand’s history and cultural heritage in this iconic museum.
  • Rangitoto Island: Hike to the summit of this volcanic island for stunning panoramic views of Auckland and the Hauraki Gulf.
  • Auckland Zoo: Encounter New Zealand’s unique wildlife as well as exotic animals from around the world.
  • Waitemata Harbour Cruises: Sail around the beautiful harbour, exploring the scenic coastline and iconic landmarks.

Rua Resort:

Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush landscapes of New Zealand’s North Island, Rua Resort in Temple View, Hamilton, emerges as a sanctuary of luxury and cultural richness. This exclusive resort is a harmonious blend of sophistication and serenity, offering guests an unparalleled experience against the backdrop of New Zealand’s breathtaking natural beauty.

Architecturally, Rua Resort is a masterpiece, where the minimalist elegance of Japanese design intertwines with the rustic charm of Italian influences, creating an ambiance of unique cultural immersion. Each element, from the home cooked meals to the finely appointed interiors, reflects a commitment to excellence and an invitation to indulge in luxury.

Equipped with the latest amenities, the resort promises comfort and tranquility at every turn. Personalised service is the hallmark of Rua Resort, ensuring that every guest’s stay is tailored to their preferences, making each visit unforgettable.

Beyond its confines, Rua Resort offers easy access to some of New Zealand’s most famed attractions. From the mystical Waitomo Caves to the enchanting Hobbiton Movie Set, and the vibrant cityscape of Hamilton, the resort is an ideal base for exploration and adventure.

Rua Resort is not just a destination but a journey into the heart of New Zealand’s cultural and natural splendour, offering a retreat that encapsulates luxury, culture, and the serene beauty of the North Island.

Contact Rua Resort

(021) 617 003

(+64) 7 847 0407

ruaresort@gmail.com

www.ruaresort.com

Things to do in Hamilton:

  • Hamilton Gardens: Explore the internationally acclaimed themed gardens, showcasing different civilizations and historical garden styles.
  • Waikato River Cruises: Enjoy a leisurely cruise on New Zealand’s longest river, offering picturesque views and rich history.
  • Waitomo Glowworm Caves: Experience the magic of glowworms on a boat tour through these ancient underground caves.
  • Hobbiton Movie Set Tour: While based in Hamilton, take the opportunity to visit the nearby Hobbiton Movie Set.
  • Hamilton Zoo: Discover a wide range of native and exotic animals in a conservation-focused setting.
  • Waikato Museum: Engage with art, science, and history exhibitions that highlight the region’s heritage and culture.
  • Raglan Beach: Take a short drive to Raglan for world-renowned surfing beaches and a laid-back coastal atmosphere.

Centennial House Taupo:

Centennial House in Taupo is a boutique gem nestled in a serene 5-acre park-like setting, where guests can meander through enchanting mature trees, private gardens, and captivating water features. This property is not just a place to stay; it’s an experience, offering guests the chance to uncover hidden treasures within its lush surroundings.

The heart of Centennial House is its light and airy kitchen, a haven for food enthusiasts, seamlessly connected to the main lounge and an inviting outdoor conservatory. These spaces provide a peaceful retreat for guests to relax and socialise, with a corporate setup available for business meetings, blending work with relaxation amidst stunning natural beauty.

Located conveniently opposite the Taupo Horse Racing Course and Taupo International Motorsport Park, Centennial House provides ample free parking, ideal for guests with trailers or boats. It is also a stone’s throw from the Taupo Golf Club and the renowned trout fishing waters of the Waitahanui River. Despite being a short distance from the lake, the property offers tranquil retreats with breathtaking views of Taupo’s natural landscapes.

The architecture and interior design of Centennial House marry modern and traditional elements, featuring spacious suites with floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, and luxurious bathrooms. For those keen to explore, the property’s prime location offers easy access to Taupo’s thermal parks, water activities, and hiking trails, making it a perfect base for an intimate and personalised experience of the region’s natural beauty.

Contact Centennial House:

021 912 743

info@centennialhousetaupo.co.nz

www.centennialhousetaupo.co.nz

Things to do in Taupo:

  • Huka Falls: Witness the powerful and stunning Huka Falls, where the Waikato River narrows into a spectacular cascade.
  • Lake Taupo Cruise: Embark on a scenic cruise on New Zealand’s largest lake, exploring its vast beauty and Maori rock carvings.
  • Tongariro Alpine Crossing: Challenge yourself with a day hike across dramatic volcanic landscapes in the nearby Tongariro National Park.
  • Skydiving Over Lake Taupo: For the thrill-seekers, experience skydiving with incredible views over Lake Taupo and the surrounding mountains.
  • Geothermal Parks: Visit nearby geothermal wonders like Orakei Korako or Craters of the Moon to see boiling mud pools and geysers.
  • Fishing on Lake Taupo: Try your hand at trout fishing in the crystal-clear waters of Lake Taupo, known for some of the best trout fishing in the world.
  • Taupo Bungy: Take the leap with a bungy jump over the Waikato River, offering an adrenaline rush with stunning views.

Extending a warm invitation to its shores, New Zealand merges adventure, tranquillity, and cultural richness in a singular experience. The nation’s dedication to sustainability and the conservation of its natural and cultural heritage ensures that every visit is not only delightful but also contributes to the preservation of this unparalleled landscape for generations to come. New Zealand is not merely a destination with breathtaking landscapes and sumptuous accommodations; it is an invitation to a world where nature and culture blend seamlessly. Bethells Beach Cottages, Rua Resort, and Centennial House stand as pillars of New Zealand’s luxury accommodation sector, each providing a unique gateway to exploring this magnificent country.

Contact Media Pa

027 458 7724

phillip@mediapa.co.nz

www.mediapa.co.nz