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Amazing places - George Clark

Since 2017, Restoration Man George Clarke has regularly visited New Zealand to feature our homes in his globally successful Amazing Spaces series. However, architecture isn't the only reason he continues to love coming to New Zealand.

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Geely EX5 - On Point

Geely is our country's newest automotive brand. Still, it is no stranger to the New Zealand market because it is the parent company of established brands Volvo, Polestar, and Lotus. Geely also holds a significant stake in Aston Martin....

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THE PATH TO PERFECTION

Recently, as part of helping protect a one-of-a-kind automotive legacy spanning more than 75 years, Porsche proudly certified Giltrap Porsche as New Zealand's first Porsche Classic Partner, marking the start of an exciting new journey. And...

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Bentley Bentayga - Aoraki Edition by Mulliner

The Bentley Mulliner Aoraki, named after New Zealand’s tallest mountain. Aoraki/Mount Cook features across-the-seat quilting in a negative perforation; a world-first for Mulliner.

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Lexus of Auckland City luxury showroom now open

Lexus of Auckland City has opened its new customer-focused home in the luxury automotive precinct in Newmarket.

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Geely announces strategic partnership with Giltrap Group

The landmark partnership will see new Geely locations open during 2025.

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Retail rebel

Rebel Sport and Briscoes are at the forefront of the New Zealand retail landscape, with taglines and jingles that are part of Kiwi life. While the allure of the sale remains intrinsic to Rod Duke’s business brain, from Sunday trading and...

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Next in line

Prices start at £2 million, but with 399 units planned and all already spoken for, the price tag attached to this hypercar is an irrelevance. As it would be if you were one of those enthusiastic 399. But we can still revel in the details of...

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Cool Movement

It’s been a meteoric rise so far for the Auckland Football Club with the timeline from obtaining an A-League license to building the team and winning matches out of the gate mere months.

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