The Foundation

07/07/2025

Famed chef Simon Gault has set out to alter Kiwis ’ expectations of great food, enjoyed well. Simon Gault might have left the high-profile restaurant scene behind, but says he still gets his restaurant “fix” from his cookery school. It’s just one facet of Gault’s Deli; the one-stop-shop for food lovers the well-known chef established in the Auckland suburb of St. Johns in 2023.

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Foodie Revolution

23/06/2025

A New Year whirlwind tour through some of Tokyo’ s most iconic areas reveals uniquely characterful districts where culture, history, and urban thrills collide.

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Tokyo Tales

09/06/2025

After an incredible transformation, Category 1 Heritage Listed Building Pearson House is once again a vibrant centre of community life, having been reimagined as a key component of the meticulously designed Foundation development in Parnell.

Colour and Light

29/05/2025

A return to politics for the inimitable Dame Fran Wilde? With a bid for the South Wairarapa mayoralty on the horizon, after more than two decades in the crucible of central and local Government Wilde is perhaps proving that politics runs in her blood. Click below to read more about Dame Frans story:

Absolutely, Positively, Wilde

22/05/2025

We’re proud to share the latest issue of Living - a publication created to celebrate the people, stories, and interests that connect our communities. Discover the full publication here: https://www.generus.co.nz/.../living-magazine/current-issue

In this edition, we’re honoured to feature Dame Fran Wilde on the cover. A trailblazer in New Zealand public service, Dame Fran’s remarkable career has spanned politics, business, and social advocacy, always driven by a passion for community and progress. Her story is one of vision, resilience, and impact.

Inside, you’ll also discover a rich variety of articles - from the dynamic streets of Tokyo, to an insightful conversation with chef Simon Gault, a closer look at the craftsmanship of Japanese knives, and thoughtful perspectives on the fast fashion industry. Each story is chosen to inspire, inform, and reflect the diverse interests of our readers.

Living is more than just a magazine. It’s a way for us to share stories that celebrate life, connection, and living well.

25/04/2025

Once they get established, wilding pines spread quickly, threatening our unique natural environments and regional economies. It is estimated that wilding pines could cover more than 20% of the New Zealand landscape within the next three decades if the problem plants are not brought under control.

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Wrong Tree, Wrong Place

15/04/2025

The construction and demolition sector accounts for approximately 50% of New Zealand’s landfill waste, making sustainability a key focus for the industry. The Foundation is committed to environmental best practices in all its development projects, partnering with like-minded organisations to drive innovation in waste reduction.

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Collaborative Innovation

08/04/2025

Nestled in the heart of Andalusia, Seville is a city that pulsates with Iberian energy, captivating visitors with its rich history, stunning architecture, and passionate flamenco rhythms.

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History! Culture! Flamenco!

25/03/2025

The decision to ‘go electric’ can be influenced by a variety of factors ranging from environmental concerns to economic considerations and practicality. As electric vehicles continue to evolve and charging infrastructure expands, the appeal of electric car ownership is certainly growing. Would an EV be right for you? Our electric vehicle cheat sheet might help with the decision-making process.

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The EV Explainer

18/03/2025

Pōhutukawa is one of New Zealand’s most iconic native trees, closely associated with summer and deeply woven into Māori culture and tradition. At The Foundation in Parnell, a 100-year-old pōhutukawa was carefully preserved during the Nathan Residences development, with thoughtful design and conservation measures ensuring its protection.

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Pōhutukawa: A New Zealand’s Iconic

11/03/2025

Whether savoured in a lowball glass or admired on the shelf of a collector’s cabinet, whiskey continues to embody a spirit of craftsmanship, timelessness, and exploration – a genuine liquid legacy that evolves with each passing year.

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That’s the Spirit!

25/02/2025

From local growers to the keepers of the land and her own childhood memories of Matakana, community remains as important as cuisine to Kate Rose of the Farmer’s Daughter Espresso Bar and Dining Room.

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A Sense of Place