Wellington’s Summer Shakespeare has returned to the Botanic Gardens for another season after two years of Covid-19 disruption. Just their luck; Cyclone Gabrielle arrived in the midst of their 2023 season. While Pōneke avoided the worst, the performers had to cancel four straight days of shows.
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Salient asked you about your partying habits and your best party advice. The results are in.
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Hangovers fucking suck. While I’m past my fresher days, I’m still a fan of hitting town and flat parties.
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Although there are many kinds of coffee out there, there are also many hacks on the internet to spruce up our good old cuppa.
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I love energy drinks. A fresh, cold Blue V in the morning gets me ready for my day and nothing tastes as good as a Vodka Red Bull on a night out. A milkshake is another timeless classic.
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A crafted collection of easy, delish Salient Recipes!
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In 2017, my whānau faced one of its greatest losses when Eta’s Sour Cream & Chives Dressing was heartlessly taken off supermarket shelves.
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Skin Tight, written by Gary Henderson, premiered at BATS Theatre in 1994, going on to become one of Aotearoa’s most universal and enduring pieces of theatrical work.
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Check out these super talented artist’s work!
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Dust was the inaugural play by Dusty Productions, a new company founded by VUW Theatre graduates Tom Smith and Jimmy Williamson.
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Te Herenga Waka’s annual Law Revue was on at the prestigious Memorial Theatre from 8-10 September.
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Midnight Confessions is a devised anthology piece of experimental theatre by the team at Heartbreaker Productions.
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Corduroy.’s new track ‘Ozone’ is thawing out the Wellington winter in time for spring. Albeit a struggling relationship, agonising in the library, or a call with the rents, ‘Ozone’ is a complete liberation from stress.
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When the words “the Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon” hit newsrooms across the world, brands and celebrities were quick to comment on the passing of Her Majesty.
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When talking about language revitalization, we always talk about the far off future. What are some short term goals?
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Here’s eight tips that I have found useful as a second language learner pursuing a reo Māori degree at Vic.
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Growing up in a full house where you dedicate a lot of your time to others and working at the marae, you take for granted the skills you learn from being present and looking after your kaumatua.
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A Welcome From the Commerce and Law Maori Student Associations
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If you haven’t watched Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon, spoiler alert! You’ve been warned.
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VUW isn’t doing a good job looking after their Design and Architecture students.
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