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6 Kiwi women who are shaking up the food industry

6 Kiwi women who are shaking up the food industry

This International Women's Day, we are celebrating the Kiwi women who are pioneering change in our local food scene. From championing Māori cuisine to empowering locally owned eateries, these women are all an inspirational force in their fields.
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Foodie Destination: Gatherer, Hari Hari

Foodie Destination: Gatherer, Hari Hari

On the West Coast, where pub food is king, Alisha McIntosh has created a wholefood haven for tourists and locals in the tiny town of Hari Hari. Discover this oasis of health, which is so much more than just a cafe.
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Foodie destination: Henry & Ted, Papamoa

Foodie destination: Henry & Ted, Papamoa

Embodying the warm vibes of its Papamoa home in its sun-drenched, bright yellow walls, Henry & Ted is a breakfast and brunchin’ essential when visiting The Mount’s smaller, more easy-going neighbour.
Luke's Kitchen, Kuaotunu

Foodie destination: Luke’s Kitchen, Kuaotunu

Beginning with just a small caravan and a jar of sundried tomatoes, Luke’s Kitchen is now an essential dining spot on the Coromandel’s east coast. Rustic, relaxed and staunchly local, it’s the kind of place you’d visit once and never want to leave.
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Foodie destination: The Shack, Raglan

Foodie destination: The Shack, Raglan

Making its presence known in its laid-back home on the Waikato coast, The Shack is the perfect place to spend a slow morning. Discover the story behind Raglan’s best spot for great food and even greater company.