Bee’s-knees in replacement ops: STRIDE Orthopaedics
While receiving a confirmation date for hip and knee operations brings relief to those needing surgery, inevitably it also raises concerns as to the recuperation process. Six to eight weeks may sound like the ideal enforced holiday, but juggling work and family responsibilities for that long can be stressful. Incredibly, there is an alternative form […]
From Here on the Ground: Christchurch Art Gallery
At Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu now, From Here on the Ground is a fascinating collection of art from 20th century Aotearoa artists exploring urban, suburban, and industrial landscapes. From Here on the Ground features works from Christchurch Art Gallery’s collection supplemented by loans from lenders around the country, including paintings by leading […]
Knit-knacks
When in winter we lose sunglasses and sun hats as accessories, we gain lush scarves, cosy beanies, and hand-warming gloves. Wool accessories come with all the warmth, and an opulent feel, so you don’t have to feel any less luxe when it’s cold. New Zealand is home to many sheep, and thus producers of high-quality […]
From farm to yarn: Hemprino
Success is built from belief in your vision, perseverance, and courage in the face of adversity, and these local farmers producing world-leading hemp and merino blend knitwear are doing just that. Three farming couples – Prue and Paul Ensor of Glenaan Station, Siobhan and Christopher O’Malley from the West Coast, and Harriet and Clint Bell […]
On tour with Mel Parsons
Indie folk artist Mel Parsons, set to release her new album Sabotage in June this year, shares with Metropol writer Daniella Judge what it takes to make a life as a touring artist. Growing up on the West Coast, the soundscape of Mel’s childhood was the ocean rolling in. It was no wonder, in 2009 […]
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