The Interview: Joy Cowley
If you have grown up, or just got older, in New Zealand anytime in the last four decades, then you have probably been influenced in some way by Joy Cowley. […]
Capital Questions with Malia Johnston
The choreographer for the extraordinary World of WearableArt Awards show for the last 14 years, Malia moved to Wellington in 2008 to take on the role of artistic director, bringing […]
The Interview: Sima Urale
Sima Urale is a filmmaker, a writer and an actor. Born in Samoa, and initially raised in the villages of Fagamalo and Matavai, she migrated with her family to New […]
Capital Questions with Serena Chen
If it’s been a hard day at work and I’m in need of a drink I’ll be at… I love the vibe of Hotel Bristol, and I go to Rogue […]
The Interview: Lorenzo & Leonardo Bresolin
I’m talking to Lorenzo and Leonardo Bresolin at Duke Carvell’s, their Swan Lane ‘emporium’, perfectly positioned to catch the foot traffic between Marion and Cuba streets. It’s a brilliant spot, […]
Capital Questions with Olivia Poppe
If it’s been a hard day at work and I’m in need of a drink I’ll be… sitting outside Hotel Bristol on Cuba Street if it’s a sunny day, otherwise […]
The Interview: Tilly Lloyd
“If you want it, you must have it,” says Tilly Lloyd at one point, perhaps an hour into our intensely enjoyable conversation. Well, I enjoyed it anyway. After half a […]
Capital Questions with Julia Marshall
When Gecko Press founder Julia Marshall decided to start a boutique children’s book publishing house she chose Wellington as her base because “after living in Europe for nine years, I […]
Capital Questions with Lauren Mann
Lauren Mann has been apart of the Lyall Bay Surf Club for most of her life, as an active competition goer, patroller and now senior committee member. Away from the […]
Sir Jon Trimmer
Last month, Dance Aotearoa New Zealand (DANZ) celebrated its 20th anniversary, so in commemoration FishHead caught up with one of New Zealand’s greatest ballet icons, Sir Jon Trimmer. The ever-courteous dancer […]
