From the deputy editor: 31 March 2022
Print this storyHere’s to health Kia ora Metropol readers. We can finally put a face to the name, as I share my two cents (for what it’s worth) in this special issue. All of our worlds have been shaken up during the last few years, and there has never been a stronger interest in health […]
Gold on the water
Print this storyShe made worldwide headlines last year following her historic performance at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Newlywed Dame Lisa Carrington is one of New Zealand’s greatest athletes, and her accomplishments and incredible success in competitive kayaking have inspired generations of proud Kiwis. The first New Zealand woman to become a triple gold medalist, there […]
A contemporary, culinary delight: Union Fare Eatery
Print this storyFood made with care and passion, an idyllic villa setting and a warm, welcoming environment create an exceptional dining experience. Nestled in the heart of Prebbleton sits a beautiful, classic villa that has been modernised into the contemporary, classy, culinary destination, Union Fare Eatery. Open for brunch, dinner, or a quick coffee and […]
A seasonal shift
Print this storyAs we begin to transition seasons, fashion collections start to introduce new colours and textures to fit with the changing weather and mood that brings. Preparing for autumn means finding light layers and more length, while still maintaining a breezy weight to clothing as the cold hasn’t arrived just yet. This in-between seasons […]
The year of very peri
Print this storyEvery year Pantone names a colour of the year, to reflect what is taking place in our global culture, expressing what people are looking for that colour can hope to answer. It requires thoughtful consideration and trend analysis, and Pantone colour experts comb the world looking for new colour influences. For the very […]
The final flourishes
Print this storyFrom traditional and elaborate dinner tables to casual and rustic lunch settings, here are a few tips on creating your perfect festive table. Choose your theme Decide on a few core colours, and use those to keep the table looking cohesive. This could be traditional red and green, all things gold, or something […]
Sun-day style: RESENE
Print this storyWhen the sun is shining and the air is warm, a place to relax outside, read a book and enjoy a tipple should be on everyone’s to-do list. Whether your outdoor area is big or small, having one dedicated space where you can sit with a book – or drink – in hand […]
Behind the stage
Print this storyWell-known New Zealand playwright Roger Hall has an unmatched repertoire, and impressive awards to match. He chats to Georgia Summerton about his writing process, memorable moments and his connection to Christchurch. Roger has been honoured with many awards and titles for his contribution to performing arts in New Zealand and for good reason. […]
Sun’s out, shades on
Print this storyThe sunny seasons are on the way in, and so too are all of the fun fashion accessories that help keep us protected while looking good at the same time. Sunglasses are must-have accessories, but more so than ever in spring and summer. Protecting your eyes from the harsh sun when out and […]
Dream stadium doors open
Print this storyThe recently opened MainPower Stadium is a dream come true for North Canterbury sports enthusiasts and an exciting, highly anticipated addition to the area. The 6000-square-metre, state-of-the-art stadium in Rangiora opened its doors in early August and is the largest of its kind to be built in the region. The $28 million facility […]
