An interview with Dr Neil Cherry Dorothy – 24/12/02 Dr Neil Cherry A major review on the health effects of electromagnetic fields on workers and residents has been produced by the California State Public Health Department and represents nine years of research. It was made public in 2002. This report cost about US$7M. The research…
Dorothy – 18/12/02 Gandhi, King, and Ikeda: A Legacy of Building Peace is a well designed photographic exhibition with interesting text honouring three leaders, Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. and Daisaku Ikeda, who are widely known for their work to promote peace. It has been shown in America, Japan, India, and Canada. At present…
An interview with Aliman de Spa Dorothy – 09/12/02 Think of very fine chocolate and you think of Belgian chocolate and of de Spa chocolate – handmade from the finest ingredients like Belgian couverture and New Zealand butter and cream, offering seventy different types and always sold when really fresh for the greatest appeal to…
An interview with menswear specialist Geoff Moreton Dorothy – 03/12/02 At Moretons Trouser House Geoff Moreton sells Moleskins and other menswear through the store or the Moleskin website. He keeps up with fashion trends and stocks quality clothing at moderate prices. Geoff Moreton shows a customer a business shirt and tie. Geoff Moreton has been…
Dorothy – 22/11/02 Ashburton, the town centre of Mid Canterbury, is flourishing and the home of enterprises: designline, the largest bus and coach building firm in the Southern Hemisphere Five Star Beef, New Zealand’s largest beef finishing feedlot, producing top quality grain-fed beef for export to Japan Lake Hood, a man-made lake, an imaginative development…
Dorothy – 08/11/02 In November 2001 Dr Neil Cherry, known around the world for his research into the health threat from electromagnetic radiation, received the news that he had been awarded the honour – Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit (ONZM) for his work as a scientist, an educator, and in the community….
Dorothy – 25/10/02 Oamaru – a New Zealand town proud of its history and inviting photography Oamaru, the main centre serving North Otago, attracts visitors by its fine Victorian Whitestone buildings, gardens, penguin colonies, and opportunities for trips into the surrounding countryside to see natural wonders like the Moeraki Boulders, historical sites like the Totara…
Victoria Park, Christchurch, New Zealand Dorothy – 11/10/02 The soldiers of the Nineteenth Infantry Battalion and Armoured Regiment (South Island Branch) who fought in the Second World War are honoured in a beautiful living memorial in Christchurch in Victoria Park on the Cashmere Hills. The planting in the area is full of symbolism, and plaques…
Dorothy – 27/09/02 I was privileged to visit the Gandhi photographic exhibition at the Canterbury Museum in Christchurch in the complany of Zarine Malik, the daughter of the photographer D R D Wadia who took the photographs of Gandhi in the 1940s. Zarine Wadia Malik’s enthusiasm for the photographs would inspire any visitor to share…
Dorothy – 30/08/02 Travel from Arthur’s Pass across New Zealand’s Southern Alps to Otira and you can experience native bush, see impresssive Mount Rolleston, explore the Chasm and the Dobson Nature Walk, visit the Temple Basin skifield, view the engineering achievement of the Otira Viaduct, see rata in the awesome Otira Gorge and see for…
