Where the wild things are
In its 59th year, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year event has again served up some of the best ‘up close and personal’ animal shots of all time. Entries come in from people of all locations, ages, and skill levels, this time seeing 49,957 entries. Judged on creativity, orginality, and technical excellence, see Metropol’s favourites […]
Gaelic charm, food & music: The Little Fiddle
Irish myths and leprechaun legends often refer to a pot o’ gold at the end of a rainbow. Christchurch City isn’t home to many leprechauns (unless it’s St Patrick’s Day), yet it definitely has a pot of gold in the form of The Little Fiddle, an inner city Irish bar. The lilt of Irish laughter […]
Nailing necklines
BY NINA TUCKER The work of a neckline is to showcase, or not, your neck, shoulders, and collarbones. Different necklines drop in and out of fashion each year, and many move in parallel with the seasons. Each one does a different job of flattery. Taking neckline into consideration when buying a garment does not feel […]
Hosting an Olympics viewing party
Exchange mundane dinner dates with friends and family for a night of sporting excitement and thrills. Delicious French-inspired food and leave-it-all-out-there sport, that is the energy to expect at any Olympics viewing party. The iconic sporting event is an ideal opportunity to ditch the winter blues and reconnect with family and friends in an exhilarating […]
Sumptuous Sichuan: Focus Chinese Dining
If overseas travel isn’t on the menu right now, or if you are far from home and craving the authentic tastes and aromas of Chinese food, go no farther than Lincoln Road. Focus Chinese Dining’s skilled chefs bring the essence of various Chinese regions, especially Sichuan, directly to your plate. With extensive experience gained in […]
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