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Art as a political tool
Local artist Nââwié Tutugoro has recently played a crucial role in the completion of Luke Willis Thompson’s film Le plus proche du paradis, 2026,...
Power of the sun to heat club’s kilns
The Catherine Mitchell Arts Centre’s pottery club members are turning their talents to fundraising this October, to help raise money to power the club’s...
Shots across Minister’s bow over marine reserve delays
Waiheke’s Friends of the Hauraki Gulf action group have delivered an ultimatum to the Minister of Conservation Tama Potaka – give us your decision...
Cycle-centric month ahead
Biketober returns to Waiheke this month, bringing a full calendar of free, cycle-centric events designed to get people back on the saddle after winter.
Organiser...
Singing for community
An informal day of learning and singing together awaits on 10 October, as singing workshop All Together Now comes to the island. Hosted by...
Relationality, poetry and watercolour
The Red Shed Arts Collective in Palm Beach has had a busy few months, with back-to-back exhibitions, workshops and pop-ups. We are approaching the...
Fullers CEO disembarking after nine years at the helm
Fullers360 chief executive Mike Horne and chief marketing officer Stuart Ogden both recently left the company.
Fullers chief operations officer Paul Trotman says the timing...
Time travel through different decades and musical worlds
L/Mono, Waiheke’s emerging force in experimental soundscapes, has their debut live performance this Friday 18 September from 8pm. L/Mono’s sound is described by drummer...
