Friends
James Anderson & Nick Ward of Two Heads
Nick Ward and James Anderson are the two heads behind some of New Zealand’s most innovative TV of the past few years. The old school friends first formed their production company Two Heads in 2004 and took the <more>
Campbell Hooper of Special Problems
Auckland creative studio Special Problems was conceived in 2007 after mutual friends of the pair suggested that founders Campbell Hooper and Joel Kefali should get together to create greatness. Their multi-disciplinary aesthetic skills, which brings together their backgrounds <more>
Hamish Hooper – Team New Zealand
STOLEN: Tell us about your involvement in sailing — past triumphs and future plans. Hamish Hooper: I guess the weird thing about me and my current role is that I’m essentially not a sailor. I love sailing but unlike the rest <more>
Tristan and Dave of Clap Clap Riot
Clap Clap Riot are Stephen Heard, Dave Rowlands, Tristan Colenso and Strachan Rivers. The band, Auckland-based by way of Christchurch, won the MTV Kickstart Your Career award in 2008, and have toured various New Zealand and Australian centres <more>
Valentin Ozich of I Love Ugly
What do you do each day? I own the clothing label I Love Ugly. I do that every day pretty much! Although, now it has become a little more then just a label. We’re really trying to push <more>
Helene Ravlich
Helene Ravlich Freelance writer, mum, blogger, copywriter: there isn’t much Helene Ravlich can’t do. This Auckland-based wordsmith has been writing about everything from Metallica to lipstick to technology for 14 years. “I specialise in versatility because after doing it for <more>
Rickie Dee of Superette
It’s hard to believe now but it used to be that if you didn’t travel across the ditch very often it was almost impossible to get your hands on an original LBD from Claude Maus or a pair of skinny <more>
Hamilton Brooks – Hairdresser
Hamilton Brooks describes himself as a hairdresser, salon owner and scoundrel. So, in a perfect meeting of minds, when he opened his first salon last year, STOLEN Rum was on hand to ply clients and friends with their liquid wares. <more>
Jordan Rondel – The Caker
She’s not the most obvious poster-girl for a baker. Slender, young and wide-eyed, Jordan Rondel is a far cry from the jolly middle-aged pinny-wearing stereotype. Otherwise known as The Caker, Rondel is changing the face of baking. <more>
Stefan Sinclair of Two Hands Tattoo
Stefan Sinclair just bought a boat. Not any boat mind you – a burnt-orange and white 1974 Glastron GT150 – the same speedboat that appeared on the best James Bond film ever made, Live and Let Die. Sure it’s useful <more>
Atip Wananaruks of The Department Store
Recently, Atip Wananaruks, was voted the best dressed man in Auckland, an honour bestowed on him by a certain lifestyle rag. We thought we’d let the man speak for himself on the oft-discussed topic of how to dress well. Atip <more>
Andrew Wills – Sailor
His name is Andrew Wills but you can call him Willzy. Something of a prodigy in the racing world, at just 31 he’s the sales and marketing manager for North Sails NZ, coaches the NZ Optimist Team (who are all <more>
Carl Williams of Pure Black Racing
Sailing is in Carl Williams’ blood. In fact, his grandfather even named his first boat after his favourite rum. “I used to come home from school or sailing to my mother’s boat in Westhaven. She ran a sailing school (Carl’s <more>
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