Surrealism at Te Papa is where it’s at this winter with these wonderful events…!
Read MoreHow to bring a te ao Māori perspective to landscape design in New York City
Originally published in the Sunday Star Times, Tama Whiting on why he’s keen for another bite of the big apple…
Read MoreMy Favourite Finalists Finalists For The Inaugural Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award
A celebration of emerging Māori artists you need to see at the National Portrait Gallery in Wellington…
Read MoreSoap For Society Update: Thanks Paul Newman!
Last year I got an email that I was SURE was from a Nigerian scammer…
Read MoreRESIDENT #179: Hiria Lee Tareha - Manager of The Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
How Wellington Homeless Women’s Trust Manager Hiria Tareha is helping wahine in Wellington off the streets and why expanded accomodation is essential for their vibrant community to thrive.
Read MoreWhy You Need To Use Your Voice To Save City Gallery
Why you need to engage with the proposals for Experience Wellington Trust and why it matters for us as an arts loving community…
Read More2021 Thoughts
If my life was covered in an ‘E’ true Hollywood story - where are they now? This would be it.
Read More9 things that prove that the next generation of Wellingtonians are leading the way
In case you thought you’d done it all…
Read MoreLaunch at Museum Wellington
Books, speaker panels, photos, fun and fruity kombucha!
Read MoreRESIDENT #178: Nicola Cranfield about authenticity and investing in things that last
Why this rebel Wellington homeware and interior store owner has learned to trust her instincts since the 2020 lockdown…
Read MoreUnity Books Launch of my first book, The Residents: Made in Wellington
Photos and reflections on the very special launch of my book The Residents: Made in Wellington at Unity Books Wellington…
Read MoreA life/book update and my 5 year blog anniversary post
What’s been happening, how has 2020 been for me and inviting you to my TWO book launch at Unity Books and The Wellington Museum (come to both!!)…
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