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Have you viewed the New Zealand scenic and information map?
Do you have a hearing loss?
Adrianne Lawson -- 03-02-2010

Hearing loss is believed to affect about 10.5 % of New Zealand's population (NZ Health Survey, Dept. of Statistics 1992), young and old alike and from all walks of life…
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Gecko Press publishes two outstanding books for children - "Friends - Snake and Lizard" and "There was a Crooked Man".
Reviewed by Dorothy -- 28-01-2010

Gavin Bishop's charming and eye-catching illustrations add life to the traditional nursery rhyme and to Joy Cowley's stories which will entertain readers of all ages…
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Do adverse health trends correlate with the research into Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)?
Chapter 12 Conclusion

Sarah Benson -- 21-01-2010

Telecommunications carriers installing antennas on roofs have rolled out this technology the world over without any prior warning or recourse to protest and with no regulations for testing the emissions, in spite of the publicised dangers…
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New addition to Sir Edmund Hillary collection at Mount Cook museum
Jen Andrews -- 21-01-2010

An exact replica of one of the legendary Ferguson TEA tractors which transported Sir Edmund and his team on their epic journey to the South Pole in 1958 has been made especially for the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre…
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Do adverse health trends correlate with the research into Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)?
Chapter 11 Male Infertility

Sarah Benson -- 14-01-2010

Male fertility has been declining for over 20 years. Whilst variables such as oestrogenic chemicals and the widespread use of soya products are also a factor here, many studies have indicated that EMR is also a likely cause…
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Ipipiri Draws Tourists to the Bay of Islands Bringing Benefits to the Area
Karly McKinney -- 06-01-2010

"We have good demand developing for the upcoming summer season and we're also taking a lot of advanced booking for next summer," said Malcolm Johns, CEO at InterCity Group (NZ) Limited…
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Do adverse health trends correlate with the research into Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)?
Chapter 10 Electrosensitivity

Sarah Benson -- 21-12-2009

Recent surveys of electromagnetic hypersensitivity sufferers have found that base stations, overhead power lines, and mobile phones are now the most commonly cited sources of ill health related to electromagnetism…
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Cathedral Square in the 1930s - a second photo taken by James Buick
Dorothy -- 14-12-2009

Two picture theatres with different roles – the Crystal Palace and the Grand…
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Points to Ponder
Why were Tom Hall's crimes in Timaru in the 1880s described as "vile"?
What did Winston Churchill, Isaac Newton, Lewis Carroll and Marilyn Monroe have in common?
NZine Quiz
Q.Why plan to tramp to Goat Pass in the Arthur’s Pass National Park?
The tramp is challenging but suitable for experienced walkers of moderate fitness.
The track goes through beautiful New Zealand bush.
Trampers can stay overnight in the Goat Pass Hut.
The Arthur’s Pass Department of Conservation Information Centre gives reports on the weather and the river levels.
Q.How many ships were wrecked on the New Zealand coast between1842 and 1881 because they were unclear about their position?
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Twenty -seven
thirty-two


 
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