Latest from Lifestyle

Premium
TIME TO CUT THOSE CANINE CHAINS
Lifestyle

TIME TO CUT THOSE CANINE CHAINS

A Gisborne dog suffering from being chained up is just one reason why the SPCA is running a campaign for government intervention to ban the practice. Andrew Ashton looks into the physical and mental damage that can happen when man’s best friend is...

Premium
From secular to sacred
Lifestyle

From secular to sacred

Teacher, busker and performer and Christian singer-songwriter Peter Shaw is putting on a show this Sunday to raise money for the community. Shaw, has taught and played music up and down the country for 20 years, has recorded four albums and toured...

Premium
Gig Guide
Lifestyle

Gig Guide

LoGeeBack from the USA to release his EP, LoGee, a maestro and live-looping phenomenon, will grace the stage with the amazing Scarlett Eden and her sultry sounds. Smash Palace, tomorrow, 9pm. Gisborne Froth FestMSFT Productions are pumped to be...

Premium
Exploration of diversity
Lifestyle

Exploration of diversity

V Hoy is a multidisciplinary artist, specialising in surrealist photography as well as dream-like portraiture. She is a graffiti aficionado and produces large-scale paint works. Her latest photo series, Passport Collection, aims to challenge the...

Premium
Gig guide
Lifestyle

Gig guide

Got something going on? Let The Guide know at guide@gisborneherald. co. nz, or call 869-0630. This weekRSA: Walter Walsh The Wiz sings live, Friday. Tairawhiti Museum: Sunday Concert Series presents James Jin (violin) and Xing Wang (piano), Sunday...

Premium
Gig Guide
Lifestyle

Gig Guide

THIS WEEKMasaya: Chronicles of Youth Album TourRaglan-based band paying respect to classic roots and soul, with Lazy Fifty. Smash Palace, tomorrow, 8pm. Tickets from ticketfairy. comMatiu Te Huki: Common Unity TourCome along for live-looping and...

Premium
A primal adventure
Lifestyle

A primal adventure

Dance is at the core of an upcoming production that explores the idea of pre-existence but there is much more to Pango (Blackness) than outlined here last week. Director Moss Patterson explains.“We’re doing it to try something different. We...

Premium
Happy chaos in unique collaboration
Lifestyle

Happy chaos in unique collaboration

A riff from Duke Ellington’s 1942 jazz composition C Jam Blues provided a starting point for Girls’ High students to improvise on during day two of a unique residency at the school. What was remarkable about the three-day residency was that...

Premium
A safe place
Lifestyle

A safe place

The Gisborne Rape Crisis Collective commemorates 40 years this week, of supporting survivors of sexual abuse within our community. The organisation reflects on its history . . .A humble abode, from humble beginnings. The Gisborne Rape Crisis/Whanau...

Premium
The Paris peace accord
Lifestyle

The Paris peace accord

Listening to the hundreds of works songwriting support platform for secondary students Play It Strange receives is like opening a window into the hearts and minds of New Zealand’s youth, says the organisation’s chief executive, Mike...

Premium
Conversing with vines
Lifestyle

Conversing with vines

DR Rainer Eschenbruch talks to grapevines, and what’s more they talk back to him. The German-born scientist, PhD and former chief of wine research at the government-owned Te Kauwhata Viticultural Research Station, began having conversations with...

Premium
Gig Guide
Lifestyle

Gig Guide

Something on? Let The Guide know at guide@gisborneherald. co. nz, or call 869-0630. This weekHell Smashfest VI: Metal, rock and punk bands on stage over two nights, with exclusive beachside camping. Smash Palace, Tomorrow and Saturday, January 5-6...

Premium
Drew Hill. Emerging icon.
Lifestyle

Drew Hill. Emerging icon.

Cultural Icons, Depot Artspace’s list of notable New Zealand creatives now includes emerging cultural icons — and among them is Gisborne photographer/artist Drew Hill. The 80 cultural icons interviewed for the list range from photographer Peter...

Premium
WHANAU FIRST
Lifestyle

WHANAU FIRST

Who are you first? It's a good question to ask ourselves. Many may answer by saying, “I am a person”. So with that in mind, how do we see others? And more importantly, how do we treat others?Karen Albert is a Māori woman, a mother, a person who...

Premium
Bravo Bravissimo!
Lifestyle

Bravo Bravissimo!

Everyone has been touched by cancer one way or another, but an upcoming musical fundraiser for the Gisborne Cancer Society is a celebration of life, says producer and performer Hugo McGuinness. Bravo Bravissimo is an exuberant song and dance...

Premium
'Tis the season to spring into action
Lifestyle

'Tis the season to spring into action

Spring is in the air! The weather is slightly warmer, the sun rising earlier. Early blooming magnolias and rhododendrons are putting on a wonderful display. It's a very exciting time for gardeners and for us here at the nurseries. This is the season...

Premium
Actors wanted for She Kills Monsters
Lifestyle

Actors wanted for She Kills Monsters

Next week auditions are open for She Kills Monsters, a Dungeons & Dragons fantasy adventure story by Qui Nguyen. Director Dinna Myers is looking for anyone aged 16 to 35, of all ethnicities, to play a variety of roles. All experience levels and ages...

Premium
What's on in Gisborne
Lifestyle

What's on in Gisborne

Saturday, December 7Gisborne Wainui Lions: Christmas Tree Sales. Pick up a tree and decorate for the festive season. Salvation Army site, 389 Gladstone Rd, 7-11am, $30/tree, stands and delivery extra. Proceeds to local charities. The Samuel Fox...

Premium
Beehive to Manutuke
Lifestyle

Beehive to Manutuke

Amohaere Houkamau talks to John Jones about her new role as project manager for the Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust. From the ninth floor of the Beehive to the Manutuke Post Office, that is the transition Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust project manager Amohaere...

Premium
Graeme has left the building
Lifestyle

Graeme has left the building

A Legend In My Own Mind is the name of a song written by Gisborne guitarist Graeme Swan. The musician died on January 21 but “Swanee” the legend is remembered here by former bandmates Johnny Warren and Trevor Shaskey. A 1986 newspaper story...

Premium
Act now to live well
Lifestyle

Act now to live well

A survey by Diabetes NZ revealed that many diabetics experience negative attitudes on a daily basis. In Diabetes Month, Kelly Pelham sheds light on the condition . . .What do Halle Berry, Larry King and Tom Hanks have in common?These famous celebs...

Premium
Gig guide
Lifestyle

Gig guide

Got something going on? Let The Guide know at guide@gisborneherald. co. nz, or call 869-0630. This weekThe Wiz’s Karaoke: With Walter Walsh. RSA, tomorrow. Yoshiko Tsuruta: Marimba player performs works from baroque to contemporary. Presented by...

Premium
New phase for Richard Brooking
Lifestyle

New phase for Richard Brooking

A COUPLE of years before Richard Brooking’s Mum passed away, the two of them came up with a set of principles; honesty, trust, respect and forgiveness. For more than 25 years those principles have dominated Richard’s work relationships and, as he...

Premium
Hine Hakirirangi
Lifestyle

Hine Hakirirangi

THE artwork is fixed above Tamanuhiri Tutu Poporo and Te Puni Kokiri House’s carpark entrance to the refurbished building on the Gladstone Road-Derby Street corner.“That part of the design represents the Horouta waka. They say the waka is buried...

Premium
Dave in the Underworld
Lifestyle

Dave in the Underworld

The story of abandoned children Hansel and Gretel might be worth considering for Alexander Flanagan-Wright and Phil Grainger’s next off-the-wall production. Wherever the two UK performers go with their show Orpheus they leave in their wake a paper...

Premium
Tips for life . . . and food
Lifestyle

Tips for life . . . and food

6 medium–large potatoes1 tbsp olive oil2 tsp chilli powder2 corn cobs1 red onion2 Tbsp water1 tsp brown sugar1 Tbsp balsamic vinegar1 x 400g can red kidney beans4 medium tomatoes1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Line a baking tray with baking paper. 2...

Premium
Falling water, insects, wind
Lifestyle

Falling water, insects, wind

Chaitanya Santana TemeparaLike running water down the valley in the mist, says classical guitarist Chaitanya Santana Temepara of Chinese lute music. To broaden his exploration of music outside non-Western forms, the Uawa-Tolaga Bay musician is...