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Three in row for Valerie
She's done it again –Valerie Vili has been crowned the highest achieving sportsperson in New Zealand.
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Val's supreme trifecta
Brilliant Valerie Vili has again been judged the country’s leading sportsperson, by claiming the Supreme award at ...
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Usher in the motivator
Listening to Steve Williams inspires one to want to hear his motivating team talks.
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Roger's joy, Williams' pain
The agony and ecstasy of sport was portrayed last weekend when tennis maestro Roger Federer won his Australian Open with...
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Big spoonful of summer at Headlands Hotel
Helen Perry last visited Opunake 38 years ago for the wedding of colleague and now Times reporter, Marianne Kelly.
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Queen for a night
It’s long been said, “there’s no business like show business” and while the entertainment indust...
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NZ festival honours motor racing great
Acapacity crowd, many in period dress of the fifties, sixties and seventies, turned up over the weekend for the first ev...
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Fantastic tunes from top shows
Much-loved daytime concerts are back and better than ever this year, with some new venues and young talent to boot. ...
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Invictus
For this review, I’m taking an objective point of view and I’m leaving my New Zealand pride well and truly o...
Pansy's search for youth MP
Teenagers are being invited to take part in a competition to represent Pansy Wong’s electorate in this year’s Youth Parliament.
Help to restore vision
Tuesday, 09 February 2010Shoppers have illustrated that the spirit of giving is continuing well beyond the festive season.
Val's supreme trifecta
Monday, 08 February 2010Brilliant Valerie Vili has again been judged the country’s leading sportsperson, by claiming the Supreme award at the national sports prize-giving ceremony for the third consecutive year.
Usher in the motivator
Monday, 08 February 2010Listening to Steve Williams inspires one to want to hear his motivating team talks.
Roger's joy, Williams' pain
Thursday, 04 February 2010The agony and ecstasy of sport was portrayed last weekend when tennis maestro Roger Federer won his Australian Open with majestic ease, and Blues lock Ali Williams ruptured his Achilles tendon for a second time to end his rugby year before it had begun.
Cho makes them proud
Monday, 08 February 2010They're all very proud and happy for Cecilia Cho down at Pakuranga Country Club.
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Rare art technique on show
Tuesday, 09 February 2010Bead artists have been treated to workshops in techniques rarely taught outside Venice.
Fantastic tunes from top shows
Monday, 08 February 2010Much-loved daytime concerts are back and better than ever this year, with some new venues and young talent to boot.
Movie Reviews: Invictus
Wednesday, 27 January 2010For this review, I’m taking an objective point of view and I’m leaving my New Zealand pride well and truly on the sideline, otherwise it may fall into bitterness and clouded judgment.
Dining: Big spoonful of summer at Headlands Hotel
Thursday, 04 February 2010Helen Perry last visited Opunake 38 years ago for the wedding of colleague and now Times reporter, Marianne Kelly.
Leisure: Queen for a night
Wednesday, 03 February 2010It’s long been said, “there’s no business like show business” and while the entertainment industry is known for being a cabaret of surprises, a turn of events resulting from last year’s Miss Universe pageant in the USA is, nevertheless, impressive.
Luxuriously lounging outdoors
Monday, 08 February 2010Sultry evenings demand an appropriate level of inactivity, such as alfresco dining and relaxed reclining while absorbing the sounds of summer. More »
Explore, discover and be inspired
Monday, 08 February 2010Working in the garden can seem rather arduous during the heat and dust of summer days which makes it the perfect time to leisurely observe the creations of others. More »
