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Have you viewed the New Zealand scenic and information map?
Reliving the past in words and paintings - Don McAra's "Hold Very tight Please! – The Cable Cars of New Zealand"
Dorothy -- 10-03-2010

With his remarkable ability to create pictures with words and with paint McAra is ideally qualified to draw us back into the 1930s and 40s…
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Daily micronutrient dose may combat mental illness
Reprinted from the University of Canterbury "Chronicle" -- 04-03-2010

A University of Canterbury clinical psychologist has discovered compelling evidence that taking a micronutrient supplement may have big benefits for sufferers of some mental illnesses…
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Craig Potton's "Classic Walks of New Zealand"
Reviewed by Dorothy -- 26-02-2010

This book is not just about nine walks on New Zealand's Department of Conservation (DOC) land, but shares the experience of the author - the moods engendered by the landscape or seascape, the changing colours, the sounds or the silence.
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Landscape award entry proposes radical enhancement of Lyttelton's waterfront – a world class gateway for all to enjoy
Shelley Grell -- 18-02-2010

Cameron Mclean's design offers a major arrival centre for cruise passengers, a bold new marina, waterfront accommodation, the industrial site arranged for increased efficiency and safety, and a significant recreation and park area...
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Positive news from Millbrook and The Hills Golf Courses
Kim Carpenter and Michelle Gimblett -- 10-02-2010

$50,000 increase to major golf tournament prize purse at Millbrook and The Hills celebrates another successful NZ Open…
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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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Points to Ponder
Why are the awards called MacDiarmid Young Scientists of the Year Awards?
Why is Taiwan a fitting place for the annual festival of Austronesian and Formosa Cultures?
NZine Quiz
Q.Which of the following do most people associate with the name Fendalton?
the work of Walpole Fendall
the commerce in the area
the privileged life of the well-to-do
the sports grounds
Q.When did the Kapiti Coast start to develop as a commuter area for Wellington city?
When the main north trunk railway was put through the area
During the 1930s Depression
After World War 2
After the reforms of the 1984 Labour government


 
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