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Crime and Justice reporter for The Post. My opinions are my own. She/her, frances.chin@stuff.co.nz

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From farm to fork: Why this organic meat producer is loved by NZ’s Michelin restaurants

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By Frances Chin Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Conscious Valley is a local meat provider that prides itself on its ethically farmed produce. PICTURED: Conscious Valley owner Hamish Best.DAVID UNWIN / THE POST We’re only a 10 minute drive from Wellington, but Conscious Valley Farms feels as far away as Taihape. With Meridian wind turbines twisting merrily on green hills against the Cook Strait backdrop, the 450 hectare Ohariu Valley farm is a touch of rural beauty one wouldn’t expect to enjoy so close to the nation’s capital.
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Hello, Contra: Wellington's new European bistro opens

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By Frances Chin Verified
| wellington.neighbourlynews.co.nz
What: Contra, a European-style all-day bistro Where: Corner of Featherston and Johnston streets, Wellington CBD When: Open daily from Thursday for breakfast, lunch and dinner Cost: Menu items vary New European bistro Contra brings fresh energy to bustling central Wellington intersection A new all-day dining spot has opened its doors in central Wellington, filling the final vacant space on the busy corner of Featherston and Johnston streets.
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Auckland Restaurant Month shifts to authentic food traditions

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By Frances Chin Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Restaurant Month kicks off with some new additions to this year’s programme. Pictured are restaurant Culprit’s curried lamb sausage rolls.Supplied Auckland’s Restaurant Month is officially under way, bringing special menus, deals, and events from more than 100 eateries to hungry customers. With the New Zealand International Convention Centre now open and the City Rail Link soon to arrive, 2026 had been an incredibly important year for Auckland, Heart of the City chief executive Viv Beck said.
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