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May 1, 2020

Covid from a Kiwi Perspective

The countries that are succeeding and the countries that are failing. What distinguishes them, and what will happen in the future?
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Published on May 01, 2020 17:00

April 24, 2020

15 Best Places to see the Sunrise in Auckland: Two Inner-City Volcanoes

I watch the sun rise from two of Auckland, New Zealand���s pretty green volcanoes and talk about their history and significance to Aucklanders. Part of a continuing series of posts about sunrises in Auckland.
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Published on April 24, 2020 17:00

April 17, 2020

15 Best Places to see the Sunrise in Auckland, New Zealand: The City's Eastern Beaches

Before the lockdown, I went to several spots in Auckland to photograph the sunrise. Here are some photos and a video from the city's eastern beaches, taken as a strolled from St Heliers to ��kahu Bay via Kohimarama and Mission Bay, visiting the Savage Memorial at Bastion Point / Takaparawh��.
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Published on April 17, 2020 17:00

Best Places to see the Sunrise in Auckland, New Zealand: Part 1: The City's Eastern Beaches

Before the lockdown, I went to several spots in Auckland to photograph the sunrise. Here are some photos and a video from the city's eastern beaches, taken as a strolled from St Heliers to ��kahu Bay via Kohimarama and Mission Bay, visiting the Savage Memorial at Bastion Point / Takaparawh��.
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April 10, 2020

What can you find within Five Kilometres of your House?

Holed up in Point Chevalier, Auckland, I explore my local surroundings within a five kilometre exercise bubble, and discover a wealth of hidden places that I'd often ignored before.
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Published on April 10, 2020 17:00

April 3, 2020

Leper Colonies or Lockdown for Covid-19?

A report from the front lines of the invisible war in New Zealand, and a visit to a secret oasis.
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Published on April 03, 2020 17:00

March 27, 2020

Lockdown in Queenstown

Will Queenstown revert to the animals? That's the question my editor sets out to investigate as the mountain resort town enters the second night of a four-week lockdown, with bewildered ducks wondering who will feed them, timid wild cormorants getting bolder and a little sparrow staking a claim to a streetlight!
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Published on March 27, 2020 17:00

March 19, 2020

Train Time for Timaru?

Timaru, New Zealand, used to be a Railway Junction. Why can���t main line passenger rail services be restored in the age of climate change?
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Published on March 19, 2020 17:00

March 13, 2020

From Oamaru to Timaru

In this post, I travel north from Oamaru to the similarly-named town of Timaru, stopping off at Waimate. If Oamaru is the 'whitestone city', Oamaru is bluestone (meaning basalt) and granite, courtesy of a nearby volcano named Mt Horrible. Perhaps the most remarkable attraction is the Te Ana Rock Art Centre, which showcases M��ori cave drawings of the utmost amazingness!
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Published on March 13, 2020 17:00

March 6, 2020

Blown Away in Brisbane

Brisbane is Australia's third largest city. It's the hub of Queensland culture, offering glimpses of the past and of the future.
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Published on March 06, 2020 16:00

Adventures at Snow Farm Part 1 – Skiing with a broken shoulder!

Mary Jane Walker
This winter, I have been told that I cannot do Alpine skiing because of my broken shoulder. A collision or heavy fall would take my shoulder back to being broken.

So, I wondered about trying gentler pu
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