PremiumPremiumLifestyleJust cruisin’. . . but don't sit directly under the coconut tree 'drop zone'17 Mar 11:53 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleArt takes Maiko full circlePAPER birds appear as a motif in at least two of artist Maiko Lewis-Whaanga’s paintings exhibited at Verve Cafe. Through her sumi-e like paintings of koi (a coloured form of amur carp), variations on the swiftly-drawn circle enso, whales in...17 Mar 11:53 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleNo Dreadlocks No CryWhile Warner Brothers and director Lee Tamahori (Once Were Warriors, Die Another Day) prepare to turn former Gisborne Herald reporter Angus Gillies' Ngati Dread trilogy into a TV series, this could be a good time to get a set of the books. Footsteps...17 Mar 11:53 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleKilling monsters at SmashORIGINALLY called Godzilla before they changed their name to Gojira, the French heavy metal band was the inspiration for Gojira covers band Diekaiju. The Gisborne metal act at first adopted the Japanese name Daikaiju (large strange beast).“We...17 Mar 11:51 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleONE HOUR LABMusician Rongomai Callaghan will perform at Miharo Gallery's Wet Paint show and auction on Friday evening but New Zealand band LAB's song, Controller, sets the theme for the challenge. Contributing artists have only one hour to create a work...17 Mar 11:51 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleLinnae Pohatu makes her way at the Auckland War Memorial MuseumFROM sheep shearing on the East Coast to a role as tumuaki director Maori at Auckland War Memorial Museum, former Gisborne and East Coast woman Linnae Pohatu’s career trajectory was determined from her earliest days. For the past three years...17 Mar 11:50 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleA voodoo doll for every billionaireA Childers Road fence hung with multi-coloured pennants did not look as festive as intended on returning from a chat with Gisborne artist Conor Jeory about his own bunting project. For his show Billionaire Bunting, at Verve Cafe, Jeory plans to hang...17 Mar 11:49 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleTop NZSO spot for McKeichLast in Gisborne in 2018 to conduct the world premiere of Dame Gillian Karawe Whitehead’s orchestral soundscape, Turanga-nui, Hamish McKeich will take up a new role next year with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. As newly appointed principal...17 Mar 11:49 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleSustained by learningThelma Karaitiana grew up in a world foreign for many today. A humble woman who has committed much of her life to the preservation of Maori culture and language, still considers herself a student of te reo. She shares her experience with Delilah...17 Mar 11:48 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleMelbourne painters Gisborne-boundGISBORNE dealer gallery PaulNache is marking the start of the New Year by reaching over the Tasman to bring a pair of Melbourne artists to town. While both Matt Arbuckle and Merryn Lloyd are painters, there are myriad differences in how they use...17 Mar 11:48 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleSow and grow in springThere’s still a few weeks of spring to enjoy, so sow and grow during the month of November. Try planting your own mangoes and watermelons . . .Home-grown mangoesAs mango season begins, you might start dreaming of being able to grow your very own...17 Mar 11:48 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyle'Vanping' with Ian SmailIAN Smail gets excited when he sees a set of cast-iron wheels, the older and rustier the better. For him such wheels hold enormous potential as the foundation for his latest building project, recreating replicas of historic “living vans”.They...17 Mar 11:47 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleThe colour of peaceThree years ago, Ahmad Almasri left Jordan to make his home in New Zealand. He was deeply shocked at the mass shooting of his Muslim brothers and sisters in the country he now calls home. Ahmad talks to Mark Peters about what it is to be Muslim in...17 Mar 11:45 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleMary’s marvellous muffins75g melted butter1 cup feijoa pulp2 big eggs¾ cup sugar2 cups SR flour¼ cup orange juiceGrated orange rind1 tsp cinnamon• Heat oven to 175 degrees and butter muffin tins.• Mix wet ingredients into dry.• Spoon into the muffin tins.•...17 Mar 11:43 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleGig GuideSomething on? Let The Guide know at guide@gisborneherald. co. nz, or call 869-0630. This weekLegooo Donell Lewis, Kennyon Brwon and DJ Noiz : Sugar night club, tomorrow. $20 presales, $50 VIP. Tickets from ticketspace. co. nz or venueRhythm and Soul...17 Mar 11:43 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestylePaying respect to a musical legendThe tag line for the latest biopic about an American icon reads: “Find out what it means.” Good luck with that. After more than two hours of the new Aretha Franklin biopic Respect, it is not clear what it means, wasting a lot of superb screen...17 Mar 11:41 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleFlipping the balance . . .Butter chicken is one of the most searched recipes online to cook and enjoy at home, says author Olivia Andrews in her cookbook Three Veg and Meat. Her version below has far less chicken than your average butter chicken, but is still high in...17 Mar 11:41 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleFinding proofThe stage is set for Evolution Theatre Company's production of David Auburn's drama Proof and the cast of four Gisborne actors await their audiences. The play centres on Catherine (played by Danielle Siata) daughter of Robert (Hugo McGuinness)...17 Mar 11:41 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleA walk in the parkJan and Rick Clare don their walking boots and head to the Red Centre of Australia for six days on the Larapinta Trail. Jan tells the story of their adventures . . .Australia is full of quirky place names and ‘The Lone Dingo’, a camping and...17 Mar 11:40 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleLiving a simpler, less complicated lifeIn her recent book, A Natural Year, author Wendyl Nissen writes about the freedom that she has found in ageing and the joy that comes along with it. She addresses her depression, anxiety and the mental wellbeing she's gained from her back-to-basics...17 Mar 11:39 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestylePLANNING, PLANTING AND MOREHere we are in the last month of the year. Many of us will ignore the garden as holiday preparations take precedence. Others are looking forward to next year. Either way, there is plenty to do in the garden to make it more manageable in the warmer...17 Mar 11:39 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleActors sought for The CrucibleAuditions for Unity Theatre's production of Arthur Miller's powerful play, The Crucible, will be held at the theatre in Ormond Road on July 18 and 19. Written in 1953, The Crucible is a dramatised and partially fictionalised story of the Salem witch...17 Mar 11:38 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleSabores BrasileirosEnjoy the flavours of Brazil in the voice, guitar and pandeiro (hand frame drum) by Brazilian musician Isabella Rovo in the Dome Garden. Brought to the Dome by Spellbound Wax Company, the jardim Cúpula will sing with a collage of traditional and...17 Mar 11:37 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleDelightful ladoosLadoo refers to the spherical shape of this dessert. Coconut ladoo is a traditional, soft and creamy Indian coconut fudge ball made with shredded coconut, condensed milk and cardamom. This quick and easy coconut ladoo recipe can be made within 10-15...17 Mar 11:36 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleWhat's on around the district?Saturday, June 2Harbourview Marine & Carpet Court Winter Fishing Contest (to Sept 29). Normal Gisborne Tatapouri Sports Fishing Club start/finish times apply. For costs or details: ph 868 4756 or email GTSFC: info@gistatapouri. co. nzGisborne Parkrun...17 Mar 11:36 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleMaking senseSongs that make up former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne's live show and album American Utopia centre on the furniture of adult life – a job, a girlfriend, a house, a car – while standing slightly apart from it, writes Guardian reviewer...17 Mar 11:34 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleConcertgoers snap up ticketsRhythm and Vines has sold out of its three-day passes for another year — even before the punters know who's playing. The festival sold out in record time with 21,500 three-day passes sold and all 15,000 camping passes gone.“We would love to fit...17 Mar 11:34 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleBalkans a series of contradictionsALBANIA, like all the other Balkan states seemed to be so diverse, and at times, like the population, a series of contradictions. Some of the people will con you out of your bootlaces and others will give you the little they have if they think it...17 Mar 11:31 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleFrench for Rabbits is music in dreamtimeFRENCH For Rabbits are not French and they are not rabbits, but they do produce dark, dreamy music that has taken them touring around the world, including France. The Wellington five-piece’s founder, Brooke Singer, describes the French for Rabbits...17 Mar 11:31 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleGig GuideThis weekBlue Fusion: Singalong music, Cosmopolitan Club, tomorrow, 7pm. The Bee Gees Night Fever: War Memorial Theatre, Sunday, 7pm. The Pohutukawa Tree: Evolution Theatre Company November 1-2, 7-9, 14-16 (7.30pm), Sun November 3 (4pm).Tickets...17 Mar 11:31 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyleEat, pray, retreatKim Parkinson realises a long-held dream to go on a yoga retreat in an exotic location. The Bali retreat she chose was everything she had expected and more . . . but finding the right teacher was key. I had always wanted to go on a yoga retreat and...17 Mar 11:28 AM
PremiumPremiumLifestyle100 years of Ruatoria CityOne of New Zealand’s smallest rugby clubs recently celebrated its 100th birthday — in the process defying rural-urban migration and the player drain to reach the milestone. Neil Reid soaked up the festivities at the Ruatoria City Sports Club and...17 Mar 11:28 AM