Top Father’s Day reading: Piccadilly Books
With Father’s Day on Sunday 1 September this year, now is a great time to check out some of the great choices at Piccadilly Books. Here are some of my latest favourites. Invasion by Frank Gardner, reviewed by Neville Our price $38.00 The Chinese People’s Republic has repeatedly made its intentions clear in that it […]
Your new clothing crush: Estilo Boutique
In constant evolution, the fashion landscape embraces new and recurring trends daily. The team at Estilo Boutique goes one step further than just keeping up with all the latest styles and exclusive collections. Owner Suzanne Raines says the store is filled with awe-inspiring pieces and garments for a fantastic shopping experience. Find a cohesive curation […]
Well, shiver me timbers: Loburn Sawmill
From years of watching architect George Clarke’s TV programme Amazing Spaces we have seen how versatile and beautiful small built spaces can be. They can be used for accommodation, as workshops, hobby rooms, art studios, offices, or playrooms. The uses can be as varied as their owners’ imaginations or requirements. Loburn Sawmill recognised people’s need […]
Low & slow Prime Rib
Prime rib cuts are one popular low and slow meat dish, especially if you have an “egg” barbecue. Key to succulent, flavoursome meats is the type of barbecue, smoker, or oven being used, the coals, sauces, marinades, rubs, herbs and spices, length of cooking, and temperatures. This recipe comes courtesy of BBQs & More, created […]
Harmonious nonsense: Alexandra Hope
Alexandra Hope Watson is a high flyer – literally. You may have seen her beaming down at you from a University of Canterbury (UC) billboard, emboldened behind her the words “MUSIC” and “AEROBATICS”, writes Metropol’s Joseph Harper. Acurious juxtaposition, one that describes two of the young composer and concert singer’s passions. Alexandra began flying at […]
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