Fertility Associates
Having a baby is a challenging journey, and for some people this begins even before conception, when dealing with fertility concerns. At Fertility Associates, New Zealand’s leading provider of fertility […]
Here for an iconoclastic time, not a long time
“Most of my friends”, says Nicola Young, “are screaming lefties.” This is apropos of the view in some parts that the city’s newest councillor — one who happens to have […]
Crowe does not disappoint
Strathmore’s finest son, Russell ‘Rusty’ Crowe, has been around film sets and worked alongside good, average and bad directors now for nearly 25 years, so it comes as no surprise […]
Something’s Fishy in the State of Theatremark
Some define art by saying that it is everything done without material purpose. Even ignoring the fact that this codifies the darkest corners of the Internet as art, this view […]
An escalator to the New York art world
There’s a scene early on in Janet Colson’s debut, The Shark Party, in which the female main character has sex with a man. This probably doesn’t constitute too dire a […]
Cups, plates and bowls
A couple of months ago, Raewyn Atkinson and I met at Golding’s to talk about her new work, currently on view at the Bowen Galleries. It was a light September […]
A Christmas present for yourself
I knew a trip to the day spa was likely to be more than, shall we say, tolerable, however I didn’t expect to leave feeling so educated. But, as I […]
Cuba Street
Summer is upon us, which means longer evenings, days at the beach and summer fashion! FishHead scoped out Cuba Street, looking for fashion-forward locals who were ready for the heat.
All I want for Christmas
For most of us, December represents the end of a long year; a time to look back at what we accomplished and what we missed out on, and then to […]
Aperitivi
Summer chillaxing presents a whole new opportunity for vinous appreciation. Whether you are out and about in the Big Smoke or stretched out on the back lawn, herewith are my […]
