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November 11th will see the release of Air Traffic Controller’s fourth LP, "Dash." Frontman Dave Munro talks about the band's new chapter.

Head for business . . . Lisa McWhirter, who grew up near Oamaru, started her own successful accessories business Antler NZ in 2015. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Lisa McWhirter is a former Oamaru woman who started her own small business, Antler NZ, in 2015, designing affordable accessories. She is now based in Lake Hawea, and her brand is sold by more than 100 stockists nationwide. She talks to Ashley Smyth about her business and life. Q What are your ties to Oamaru? I was born and bred in the countryside of Oamaru. We are lucky to have had such a great upbringing with lifelong family friends and so man...

Posted: Apr 21, 2021 8:55 AM NT | Last Updated: April 21 Robbie and Mel Grandy at their wedding, shortly after Robbie was diagnosed with cancer. (Submitted by Mel Grandy) Robbie Grandy would have celebrated his 36th birthday this month. However, the well-known St. John's barber died on Jan. 14, one day shy of a year after being diagnosed with renal cell carcinoma, a type of kidney cancer.  Grandy loved his birthday, and friends say he always dropped hints when April 10  was around the corner.  His friends at Fogtown Barber — the popular shop on Water Street in downtown St. John's whe...

By: Christie Eliezer Joel McDowell Six60 plays Wellington, New Zealandcover of Pollstar 3/8/21 issueOn a warm Wellington, New Zealand, summer evening, on Feb. 13, 2021, rock band Six60’s lead singer Matiu Walters stood before a sell-out crowd of 32,000* at Sky Stadium and yelled “Haere Mai [‘welcome’ in the indigenous Maori language] Wellington! Welcome to the biggest show on earth!” The fans chanted back, “This is forever, yeah!” from the chorus of their early hit “Forever.” Walters was not in any way being hyperbolic.  Thanks t...

By: Christie Eliezer Joel McDowell Six60 plays Wellington, New Zealandcover of Pollstar 3/8/21 issueOn a warm Wellington, New Zealand, summer evening, on Feb. 13, 2021, rock band Six60’s lead singer Matiu Walters stood before a sell-out crowd of 32,000* at Sky Stadium and yelled “Haere Mai [‘welcome’ in the indigenous Maori language] Wellington! Welcome to the biggest show on earth!” The fans chanted back, “This is forever, yeah!” from the chorus of their early hit “Forever.” Walters was not in any way being hyperbolic.  Thanks t...