BY KEREN SIM 07/11/2019 CLICK HERE FOR ORIGINAL ARTICLE – GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Charcuterie is so 2019. We all love a good charcuterie board, but according to a new report from Waitrose, next year will see the rise of ‘seacuterie’ instead – using seafood instead of the traditional meat. Waitrose’s latest Food and Drink Report predicts a surge in Read on
Now, here’s a recipe for success. Mix the innovation of Otago Polytechnic’s EduBits micro-credentials with the expertise of award-winning Oamaru company Whitestone Cheese. Add the desire of an employer to upskill staff. The result: a New World delicatessen crew raring to pass on their new-found cheese knowledge to customers. A couple of weeks ago, deli Read on
Monique Fiso’s Hiakai picks up three awards while Soul Shack Hot Chicken takes out People’s Choice The Wellington hospitality industry acknowledged the outstanding abilities of its own with the announcement of the winners at the Felix Wellington Hospitality Awards ceremony held last night. Presented by the Restaurant Association of New Zealand and lead partners Lexis Read on
Immigration New Zealand recently announced changes to employer assisted visa policy settings, that will come in to effect over the next two years. The policy will require employers to gain accreditation with Immigration New Zealand, and provides different labour market test requirements based on geographical location and wage rates. The full detail on the policy Read on
Sustainability – as the world attempts to combat climate change, biodiversity loss, conflict and resource scarcity – seems an appropriate theme for the 2019 ‘Best Ōra King Dish’ Awards, which has revealed its line-up of international winners during an official awards ceremony at Spy Valley, Marlborough Sounds. Kiwi chef, Phil Clark, renowned for his successful Read on
Social Kitchen picks up three awards while Deluxe Diner takes out People’s Choice The Taranaki hospitality industry acknowledged the outstanding abilities of its own with the announcement of the winners at the Taranaki Hospitality Awards ceremony held last night. Presented by the Restaurant Association of New Zealand and lead partners Lexis Comply Hub, the awards Read on
The latest Restaurant Association Hospitality Report finds that nationwide sales for the hospitality industry have continued to grow, with the restaurant and café sector recording the highest growth at 5.2 per cent. Read on
Capitol nominated for three awards The finalists have been announced in the Wellington Hospitality awards and Wellingtonians are being invited to vote for their favourite place to dine out. The finalists represent the top-notch dining establishments in the Capital as voted by the hospitality industry. Famed for its seasonal menu grounded in classical Italian style, Read on
The 2019 Hospitality Industry Remuneration survey helps to analyse the impact of the minimum wage rise, as well as other economic impacts, providing insightful data on wage and salary rates for over 100 hospitality positions across 11 regions nationwide. Read on
The Social Kitchen nominated for four awards The finalists have been announced in the Taranaki Hospitality awards and represent the top-notch dining establishments in the region as voted by the hospitality industry. The awards affectionately known as ‘The Halamoana’s’ are back for 2019, proudly brought to you by the Restaurant Association of New Zealand and Read on
This is an opinion piece by member, Yael Shochat, published in The Spinoff. Please find more clarification of some of the points raised and further information from Immigration New Zealand at the end of this article, or click here. Two years on from her open letter to Andrew Little on his vow to slash immigration numbers, Israeli-born Read on
The Federal Store – A retro 1950s sensory experience is key at Federal Store. Now in its sixth year and a little bit out of town in Strandon, it’s a proven destination at any time of day for the coffee cultured and foodie inclined. Here’s 10 questions with Jeremy Burton for this Member Spotlight. What Read on