PremiumPremiumLifestyleThe Superturtle sessionChristmas and Boxing Day have gone, the rellies and mates are still here, but the Rhythm and Vines, and Revive festivals are days away — so what to do, what to do?Rori White has the answer. Get down to Smash Palace on December 27 for the eighth...17 Mar 06:36 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleAn Unbroken Faith in BrokenA period film version of Joy Cowley’s story about 19th century student Tarore who was murdered during a raid by a group of Te Arawa men would be too expensive to make, says filmmaker Tarry Mortlock. But when someone suggested making a modern...17 Mar 06:36 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleSmall but perfectly formedRanked as the sixth-smallest country in the world, Liechtenstein offers a curious diversion from the well-worn tourist trail. Nestled at the foot of forested mountains, flanking the banks of the Rhine River and studded by a hillside-clinging turreted...17 Mar 06:35 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleScrap saviourDaryl Gowers is one of Gisborne’s good sorts. In less than two years, he has raised $53,000 for the Gisborne East Coast Cancer Society. But it is not about the amount of money he has raised. It is about the people he has helped he tells Sophie...17 Mar 06:34 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleKiwi tucker gets a makeoverIf you miss the good old days of white bread, paua fritters and other treats that would cause the food police to have a fit, this is the book for you. Kiwi chef Al Brown’s latest book includes updated recipes for classics such as roast lamb, pies...17 Mar 06:34 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleIce, light and music combineLight and ice were the raw materials for a live carving by Simon Lardelli at the multi-media, arts showcase Ice Block on Saturday. By the end of the evening Lardelli had sculpted a solid ovoid form ringed with soft ridges that changed colour under...17 Mar 06:33 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleSmash Palace to showcase local bandsHARD-working heavy metal band Uni-Fi is the constant in Smash Palace owner Darryl Monteith’s ExNE showcase of Gisborne and East Coast music. The metal heads are immortalised in the 2015 and 2016 East by North East (ExNE) videos. On the weekend they...17 Mar 06:33 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleEastern and Eliot Witters postponedCovid-19 is still taking its toll. Three members of The Eastern, described as “one of the best modern roots acts from any country”, have come down with the virus so their gig scheduled for The Dome tomorrow night is postponed. Gisborne boy Eliot...17 Mar 06:32 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWinter wonderlandJust because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you have to hibernate through July. There are plenty of tasks to do in the garden and you can reap the rewards of that hard work with fresh flowers and winter produce. Edible flowersIt’s a complete...17 Mar 06:32 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleGreat memories from Tours stayOver lunch in Tours, a stranger steers Phil and Sue Newdick in the right direction — a day trip to Chinon17 Mar 06:30 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleThe solstice experimentProjected organic imagery generated in response to dark-groove cinematic bass beats combine in a unique audio-visual encounter under the Dome next week. The winter solstice experiment is a collaboration between Hamilton illustrator and street artist...17 Mar 06:30 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleGig GuideGot something going on? Let The Guide know at guide@gisborneherald. co. nz or telephone 869-0630. This weekDavid Shanhun + Matt Glass and The Loose Cannons: Dome Room, tomorrow (8pm), Tickets $20 at the door. Trevor Shaskey Live: Playing all your...17 Mar 06:30 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleVisual Voices exhibition opensAn art exhibition showcasing the work of students in Rauangi — visual arts, Raranga — weaving and Whakairo — carving opened yesterday at Te Wananga o Aotearoa with a mix of the students’ artworks on display. The exhibition opened with...17 Mar 06:30 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleThe Pohutukawa Tree - the director’s viewTheatre that examines social justice is a conversation worth continuing, says Dinna Myers, director of Evolution Theatre Company’s upcoming production of Bruce Mason’s 1955 play, The Pohutukawa Tree. At the heart of the New Zealand playwright’s...17 Mar 06:29 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleArtists display at Tairawhiti MuseumEACH of the eight Gisborne artists involved in the 100 Day project, in which they had to produce a fresh work every day, now have individual shows at Tairawhiti Museum. Viewers are invited to stand in front of the stylised butterfly wings and have...17 Mar 06:29 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestylePurgatory Doesn’t Say Do I Stop Or Do I GoPurgatory begins slowly, slowly. We watch and wait for informationThere is Purgatory One:Then Purgatory Two. And Spain was Purgatory Three. Oh Purgatory, Purgatory wecannot believe this. Now here from behind adesk as far as we thoughtwe could be (but...17 Mar 06:28 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleInspired by old and newA new album is in the pipeline for Gisborne-based Jackson Rey after contemplating the complications of life. Inspired by contradictions, injustices and coincidences, Jackson says he distilled the quirks of life into song. Two of those tracks from his...17 Mar 06:27 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWe can be heroesThe stripped back and largely acoustic instrumentation of Dr Ian Chapman & the Cosmic Jive Trio’s presentation of David Bowie & the Art of Being Different means Bowie’s masterful song-writing takes centre stage, says Chapman. The trio brings the...17 Mar 06:27 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleBearing up wellCHINA was never on my list of “countries I must see” but in September this year, my daughter and I spent two weeks there and we loved it. I was blown away by its culture, history, cuisine and although there were masses of people, we found the...17 Mar 06:26 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleNeil Young home alone on Sugar Mountain fireside sessionsSnowflakes drift down on country-rocker Neil Young as he performs Sugar Mountain in his backyard in the first of his self-quarantine fireside sessions. Filmed by his wife Darryl Hannah, Young's video presentation of fireside hits sung around his...17 Mar 06:25 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleCharity misses out after R&V cancelledPartygoers were not the only ones who missed out after Rhythm and Vines was cancelled. Lifeline, the helpline charity for people in distress or who are suicidal, missed out on tens of thousands of dollars from ticket sales. For the past four years...17 Mar 06:25 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleA Scottish dream come true . . .For six years, Gisborne couple Barry Teutenberg and Sandra Walsh have lived on a canal boat cruising most of the 3000 kilometres of navigable inland waterways of England and Wales. With few left to tick off, featuring high on their ‘bucket-list’...17 Mar 06:24 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyle‘Wonderful human moments’For 23 years, Dr Diane van de Mark worked as an obstetrician and gynaecologist at Gisborne Hospital, for much of that time as head of department. She has always loved being a doctor. Her medical fields are about care of women, from when they are very...17 Mar 06:23 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleFree-wheeling on the volcanic plateauBreezing up the island from Wellington, I soon arrived in the southern gateway to the Ruapehu region, Waiouru. How many times have you whizzed through this town, passing by the fortress-like façade of the National Army Museum, making a mental note...17 Mar 06:22 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleArchitectural goldFor one not accustomed to the limelight, the New Zealand Institute of Architects’ award of gold medal for services to heritage and conservation architecture has thrust Jeremy Salmond into the spotlight. But he is passionate about his vocation and...17 Mar 06:22 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWhite House gets Kiwi makeoverI VISITED the ‘White House’ the other day and met a Russian, a Japanese and a little Kiwi. While it’s smaller and less ostentatious than its famous American counterpart, the White House at Sponge Bay is no less eye-catching. The house, belonging...17 Mar 06:21 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleMake way while the sun fadesAutumn is a treasured planting season, offering ideal temperature and more instances of rain. It is cool enough for gardeners to work in the garden and yet warm enough for plants to get established before winter.• Keep weeds out and feed citrus...17 Mar 06:21 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWhat's on in Gisborne?Saturday, September 29Gisborne Canoe and Tramping Club two-day trip to Panekire Hut, Te Urewera, depart 7.30am, return 6pm Sunday, $15 transport, $38 hut fees. A five-hour walk from Onepoto to the Panekire Hut. Bring your food and gas cooker. Ph...17 Mar 06:20 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleBlurring the linesPRINT materials from The Gisborne Herald, rather than print-making, is the stuff Gisborne woman Lynette Brown’s art is made of. The thin aluminium, lithographic plates text and images are laser-burned on are usually recycled for print purposes, but...17 Mar 06:20 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleGig GuideSKBSmash Palace, Saturday, 9pm. $10 at the door. The SeshCome and listen to talented rangatahi at Tautua Village, 100 Grey Street. Wednesday, April 13, 6pm. For tickets email thesesh@tautuavillage. com or text 022 389 3607. Tickets $10 and all...17 Mar 06:18 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleSpice it up with crispy chickpeas1 cup dried chickpeas (soaked and boiled) or use one can¼ tsp red chilli powderSalt (adjust to taste)Oil for deep frying¼ cup cornflour2 tsp oil2 cloves finely chopped garlic2.5cm finely chopped ginger2 green chillies (optional)¼ cup onionHalf...17 Mar 06:16 PM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleThe numbers gameAs audiences recently saw in Evolution Theatre Company’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest, character acting is Andrew Stevens’ strength. He enjoys comic and musical roles but cast as Harold “Hal” Dobbs in Evolution’s upcoming...17 Mar 06:15 PM