Our skin has many roles. It acts as an armor protecting our internal organs from the outside world, helps to regulate our body temperature, is the body’s largest sensory organ and is responsible for helping to convert sunlight energy into vitamin D.
The academic credentials that follow Sarah-Jane Attias’ name are substantial - Principal Osteopath. BSc (Hons) Ost.
Young hairstylist Anthony Bayer has quite the pedigree. He spent many years working for Tony&Guy both here and in Melbourne, was national Label.
It’s some time since my last column in Ponsonby News, mainly because I have been working for Youthline for the past 12 months!.
Organic seems to be the ‘it’ buzzword taking the health and wellness industry by storm.
‘Many littles make much’. The popularity today of over-dyed and patchwork rugs is entirely due to a unique recycling phenomena called ‘kirkyama’ which means ‘patchwork’.
Amy Archer is 10 years old, and she’s a third generation beekeeper. But it wasn’t exactly planned.
It’s hard to imagine what our world would look like without bees.
Old tyres become dog beds and rocking horses. Discarded fridges become craft cupboards.
It’s ‘Hammertime’ at Bayfield Primary. Hammertime is the school’s key social and fundraising event, centred around an enticing auction of generously donated items and experiences money often can’t buy.
Head Chef, Tom Williamson of MR TOMS Bar & Kitchen on Ponsonby Road tells us what inspired him and what he brings to the table.
How long have you had The Oakroom? We opened our doors on 10 April 2012.