“You can’t sit with us,” yells the boisterous young child, “you’re stupid!” He throws a handful of bark at the dejected classmate, and the other children around all start to laugh. The small child walks over to the furthest bench and sits, eating his lunch alone. Whether they had been called names or […]
Therese Featherston’s science journey started when she took on a project at the Gillies McIndoe Research Institute as part of her IB (International Baccalaureate) Diploma while studying at Thorndon’s Queen Margaret College. The project led to her entering a science fair, which took Therese somewhere she had never expected: Realise the Dream (the National School […]
“You can’t sit with us,” yells the boisterous young child, “you’re stupid!” He throws a handful of bark at the dejected classmate, and the other children around all start to laugh. The small child walks over to the furthest bench and sits, eating his lunch alone. Whether they had been called names or been hurt by […]
Norrie Powers has lived in social housing for the past six years, and moved into the newly renovated Central Park Apartments in Brooklyn two years ago. “Long story short, buying a home for the kids mixed with a few other life decisions meant I ended up here,” Norrie tells us with a chuckle. He sits in […]
Way up in the hills of Karori, with panoramic views of Wellington, sits the home of New Zealand artist Jane Hyder and her husband Andrew. With some artistic renovating, decorating and landscaping, the owners have created a slice of Italy, right here in Wellington. FishHead visited Jane’s home on a typically dull Wellington day, but […]
For many, acting is only a pipe dream, but for Hayden Frost this was never the case. “I always thought of acting as something I would do because I had to, because it is what I do. If I am not acting I feel like something is missing from my day-to-day life.” It was early […]
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. About Emma TaylorMail | More Posts(7)
