Best Art Direction, Who I Want To Win – ‘Midnight In Paris’. Who I Think Will Win – ‘Hugo’.

Best Cinematography, Who I Want To Win – ‘The Tree Of Life’. Who I Think Will Win – ‘The Artist’.

Having just returned from meeting matchmakers in New York, I was particularly interested to see if there were significant differences there from the New Zealand dating scene.  Apart from the obvious ones - population, economics, culture - the issues were surprisingly similar, including somet

Many baby boomers or, to use the modern euphemism "senior singles" have entered the dating market but so far as online dating is concerned, senior singles need to keep a few things in mind relating to what they do and how they do it.  When you're older, you're hardly wanting to jus

Living in a hockey crazed city (Vancouver) has it's perks! I've been able to see firsthand what it takes to win the Stanley Cup including the highs and lows in the journey. Here is a blog taking a look at these worthy franchises and how it could go from here!

Last week I went to Dunedin to speak to 80 14-17 year olds about Social Campaigns.

They were all from the South Island of New Zealand and predominantly from small town rural communities.

In the recent 2011 Social Media Marketing Industry report (download the full repo

The next royal wedding is almost upon us and with Prince William's recent visit here combined with all the usual drama and glamour of a royal wedding this will create high interest.  Certainly among my Matchcompany clients I know t

Valentines Day sounds like fun and romantic, right? But what if you’re single? What if you simply have no-one to “enjoy” the year’s most romantic day with? Then what do you do?

(See our Valentines Day party details below)

When I got the invite for ‘Black Swan’ the first thing I saw was the poster image, which was a very eerie close up shot of a ballerina’s face, and I thought to myself this looks like a film I will pass on as I’m not overly keen on sitting watching a documentary about balle

This time next year we will know who the winner of the 2011 Rugby World Cup will be. Is New Zealand Rugby heading in the right direction to host the biggest and most important Rugby tournament? Let's take a look at where we are at.