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| Events + FestivalsTim Wilson talks to Rhys Darby 17/05/2012 | Dave Duffin 
Tim Wilson talks to Rhys Darby. Auckland Writers’ and Readers’ festival. 2012. *Image uploaded with help from our friends, and a great deal of thinking, with all our minds, about Rhys Darby in a 4 piece suit.
Rhys Darby is funny.
At least that's what Tim Wilson tells us a number of times throughout the one hour Writers and Readers hour with Darby. It began to seem as though Wilson was conce [ ... ] |
| Events + FestivalsMaurice Gee talks to Geoff Walker. 15/05/2012 | Sarah Bing  Maurice Gee talks to Geoff Walker. Auckland Writers' and Readers' Festival. 2012.
What joy and delight to behold the man himself; the man whose novels, fantastical yet firmly entrenched in reality, I read endlessly as a child and teenager, an author who, because of this talk, renewed my desire to continue exploring his work afresh. The self-effacing Gee appeared on Sunday evening at his first public even [ ... ] |
| Events + FestivalsPepe Deluxe - Queen of the Wave Album review 08/05/2012 | Josh Steyn-Ross 
PEPE DELUXE - QUEEN OF THE WAVE ALBUM REVIEW Espresso coffee is consumed a fair bit at Depot Sound, strong and sugar-less. There's something to be said about the increase in productivity one experiences after finishing a caffeine-fueled brew so I have tried to maintain a pre-work morning coffee ritual, however I was recently somewhat surprised to learn the country with the highest coffee consumption per capita is [ ... ] |
| articlesFair Trade fortnight 04/05/2012 | Sarah Bing
Fair Trade Fortnight 5-20 May 2012 Having the great fortune to be in the employment of a Fair Trade Workplace (The glorious Depot), I found myself at the Auckland Fair Trade Breakfast at the Britomart Country Club in the autumnal chilliness of the morning. Surrounded by fellow Fair Trade aficionados munching on Kokako’s moist and delicious banana cakes, muesli and All Good bananas I listened delightedly to [ ... ] |
| articlesMarriage...part 2 02/05/2012 | Loiuse Evans 
We arrived home from Europe penniless, relatively jobless, and homeless for a month. But spring was in the air, and we had a new project to plan, not to mention announce. All in all, people didn’t think getting married was bad idea in the least, and we were pleasantly surprised at the lack of awkward moments, doubtful looks or heeds of caution from near and dear. The only dubious moment was when our friend Hale [ ... ] |
| Events + FestivalsFood! York St Mechanics 26/04/2012 | Sarah Bing  York Street Mechanics
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| Events + FestivalsFood! Gina's Italian Kitchen 18/04/2012 | Sarah Bing  Because we all think and create better on an empty stomach MORPH is now taking the guess-work out of finding gastronomic satiation! As such, our reviews section is expanding to include food...and almost anything else you can think of! Email us through your reviews on such wide-ranging and delightful topics as gigs, restaurants, movies, animal breeds, the quality of sunlight as it falls on your paisley couch...the opt [ ... ] |
| columnsRooftops 18/04/2012 | Bethanie Bennie 
Photo: Brooklyn Grange from www.inhabitat.com Rooftop space is an under-utilised resource in Auckland. In my last year of university, one of my assignments looked at allowing rooftop space to be used for agricultural purposes. The project involved retrofitting large flat roofs (usually old industrial buildings) so they were strong enough and water-tight enough to support large crops of veges and the occasional b [ ... ] |
| articlesMarriage... 03/04/2012 | Louise Evans 
The day before our three year anniversary, Josca and I had been travelling in Europe for just over two months. We were in Visby, a beautiful medieval city on the island of Gotland, smack in the middle of Medeltidsveckan, the annual festival of all things Middle Ages.The sun was sinking, caramelising the stone of city walls. The iconic roses of the city were burnished a bright blood red. Warmed and contented by [ ... ] |
| 10 QuestionsJustin Morgan 13/03/2012 | Sarah Bing 
Justin Morgan is quite the man about town these days! Since arriving from the nether reaches of the North Island, namely Wellington, where he worked as Director of the National Academy of Fine Arts, Justin has moved into two felicitous Auckland locales; Devonport, where he manages Depot’s galleries, and Newton, where Satellite Gallery serves as home and exhibition space to him and his equally delightful partner, [ ... ] |
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