Q&A: Katherine Jenkins
Welsh mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins is returning to Christchurch, where she last performed in 2011 in a post-earthquake charity concert with ...
People
Meet some of Christchurch’s most preeminent and personable personalities.
Keeping it Real: Postmodern Jukebox
Postmodern Jukebox have won a world of fans with their old-skool approach – human beings singing and playing real instruments. Vocalist Aubrey ...
Q&A: White Sheep Co
When Kiwi entrepreneur Sam Brown realised we didn’t have a national drink, he set about making one – and so The White Sheep Co came to life. How ...
Q&A: Shafeeq Ismail
At his restaurant, Story, chef Shafeeq Ismail blends Indian flavours and local ingredients to create dishes that diners love to love. He tells ...
Mind over matter
Lyn Davis learned first-hand from renowned hypnotherapist Andrew Newton how to help people with everything from anxiety to weight loss. She tells ...
The Good Life With Dr Libby
Dr Libby’s book The Invisible Load takes a new approach to understanding stress by delving into where the stress is coming from. She tells ...
Style Counsel. Q&A: Josie Pasane
Fashion stylist Josie Pasane tells Cityscape why she loves what she does, and her favourite misconceptions about it as well. What’s the best part ...
Looking for the 'WOW'
Ever wondered what guides a fashion buyer’s decisions? Ballantynes’ Georgie Mears tells Cityscape it’s a blend of instinct and data. Georgie ...
Creating Connections. Q&A: Bill McDonald
Remaining engaged, active and happy is the key to enjoying retirement, Bill McDonald, CEO of Arvida Group, tells Cityscape. Why should people ...
Electric Avenue
Natalie Gallagher loves “the Beemer”. The Park Lane Retirement Village resident moved in to her Living Well apartment early this year and brought ...
Meet The Local
Through his work with event and lifestyle guide Neat Places and street festival Nostalgia, Johnny Gibson has been a big influence in getting ...
Bottom-up Design
Office design has come a long way from the boss in a box in the corner, with a whole science springing up around how layout influences workplace ...
Front & Centre. Q&A: Tim Rookes
Tim Rookes, managing director of CBRE, tells Cityscape how returning to the central city has given his team’s energy levels a real boost. How did ...
You, me and the universe. Q&A: Dylan Moran
Comedian Dylan Moran has moved on from Black Books to riffing on ‘everything’ in his new show, Dr Cosmos. He tells Cityscape he’s planning some ...
Q&A: Eli Matthewson
Christchurch has launched some hilarious Kiwi comics, including the sharp-witted and oh-so-entertaining Eli Matthewson. You may know Eli ...
Q&A: Jonty Bennett
Jonty Bennett is fresh on the scene. He made his comedy debut in 2017 when he was runner-up for the Best Newcomer award and won Spirit of the ...
