The Interview: Martin Freeman
What aspects of Bilbo Baggins have you most enjoyed bringing forth across the three films, and on this one in particular? I think it was after the time where he […]
How to do Swedish drill
Here we are at the Wellington Girls’ College in Thorndon. It is Parents’ Day, 1927, and the girls are demonstrating their skill at Swedish drill. This particular move was called […]
Key makes way for “Crisis Colin”
If you missed it late last year, let me remind you. Prime Minister John Key celebrated his five years in office in a very, very odd way. In his ‘one-on-one’ […]
Bird Flu
For my birthday last year, my very enthusiastic Irishman gave me a wonderful, yet controversial gift. If we lived in Karori, it wouldn’t be an issue, but we live in […]
Scots College Foundation Dinner at Shed 6
All photos by Jonty Renner.
Blow it up and start again
Last November, the Government tightened national security measures, citing an increasing global terror threat. Appropriately, that month marked 32 years since New Zealand’s only suicide bombing. Neil Roberts was what […]
Bring on the night
On summer nights, some plants come into their own. Daytime flowers are bold and brash, relying on bright colours to attract pollinating insects; night-blooming flowers are more subtle, white or […]
