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The south island lifestyle magazine
Those of you who have had your hands on one of John Walsh’s excellent urban architecture guides will know what a wealth they contain for those with even a passing interest, so it was exciting to see his latest pocket-sized (largish pocket) ode to...
Eat, drink and be literary with WORD Christchurch Kate Camp Leather & Chains: My 1986 Diary is about: high drama high school heartbreak, big hair and bad decisions. I look back on the breathtaking vulnerability of my teenage diary, by...
Kiwi actor Morgana O’Reilly speaks from the heart
Food for thought (and table) from butcher Nick Thomson Growing up north of Auckland, my family was fortunate enough to live on a peninsula of land surrounded by bays and coastlines. We would fish, hunt, dive and forage, utilising the...
Singer-songwriter Mel Parsons talks life and music Mel, we last talked a couple of years ago – you’re still in Lyttelton? Yeah! I still pinch myself sometimes that I get to live in Lyttelton, it has everything really. You can see the ocean from...
Nifty’s Rosie Carroll on why pre-loved is first best Rosie, who/what/where is Nifty? Nifty is a consignment store – we sell clothing on behalf of our customers. We have a big pink store on Cashel Street in Christchurch, and anyone can come...
The potions and lotions we’re testing and loving This season’s new arrivals from Japanese label Moyuru and European label Rundholz Black will add a little extra character to your wardrobe. Known for their artistic approach to fashion, both...
A raw yet refined home in Tasman’s Ruby Bay When the Aldersons asked architect Gerald Parsonson to design a sculptural house in weathered steel, they invited a bold design response. This was the third house Gerald had designed for the couple,...