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Running barefoot along remote gravel roads is a world away from the bright lights of London, but that's where one talented Far North teenage actor is headed...
In Waiting for COVID, Dr O’Hagan takes a personal journey back through her writings and observations of “COVID times”, reflecting on what the virus and the country’s reaction meant for primary care and beyond
And this is the way it could all end: With humanity confronting an implacable force, virulent beyond any imagination. We cower and cling to the tenuous security of our homes, helplessly watching as friends and loved-ones succumb. The government, ill-equipped to cope with the challenge, eventually flounders and fails, and social norms collapse, surrendering civilization into the hands of the brutish and ignorant. But enough about 2020. Let’s talk zombies! Surprising to think that George Romero had a fifty-year head start in prepping us for the worst year in… well, if not human history, at ...
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Tai Tokerau students deliver top-quality Shakespeare performances 19 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Whangārei Boys' High School's Tyrese Mataiti as Macbeth with Mahanga Mitchell as Banquo's ghost. Whangārei Boys' High School's Tyrese Mataiti as Macbeth with Mahanga Mitchell as Banquo's ghost. Reporter for the Northern Advocate jodi.bryant@nzme.co.nz A larger than usual group of Whangārei secondary students will be representing Northland at the national Shakespeare Festival finals in Wellington after top-quality performances at the regionals this month. The Tai Tokerau Regional Shakes...