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Taggers welcome in Kiwi gardensSaturday, 25 May 2013 Large groups of overwintering monarch butterflies have been sighted resting in trees throughout the country, but a little assistance is needed to ensure they stay on track.Read More |
Outlook 'Cloudy' for UK summerWednesday, 22 May 2013 When the Chelsea girls have moved on, Waterloo sunsets are set to shine on for Cloudy Bay.Read More |
Business 'bean' growing goodTuesday, 21 May 2013 While Paparimu may be a long way from tropical isles in the sun, the close-knit Franklin community, south of Auckland, has had a growing influence on the people on one particular Tongan...Read More |
Kiwi chefs, got game?Saturday, 18 May 2013 Before man became a farmer, settling down to grow crops and (eventually) sit with his feet parked up on the coffee table, drinking back a larger and goggling the box, he was a hunter.Read More |
Kids go hard 'core' on recordThursday, 16 May 2013 When it comes to the ‘crunch’ it seems Kiwi kids know how to take a bite out of life!Read More |
Safety message ‘STIHL’ cuts deep!Monday, 13 May 2013 Avoiding horror stories, which could read like a Kiwi Chainsaw Massacre, is as easy as wearing safety gear and being familiar with safety rules when attacking any job that requires...Read More |
Chelsea Flower Show 2013 (May 21-25)Monday, 13 May 2013 Although we usually only profile New Zealand garden events, the Chelsea Flower Show is simply too splendid to ignore.Read More |
When the digging’s done - in memory of Eion ScarrowWednesday, 08 May 2013 While millions commemorated fallen diggers on ANZAC Day, as we reported late last week, Eion Scarrow, a digger of a different nature, passed away.Read More |
Kids ‘on a roll’ in the kitchen!Wednesday, 08 May 2013 When The Mobile Learning Kitchen from Kids Can Cook rolled into town recently, kids at one Auckland school were keen to show off their culinary skills.Read More |
A Bul in bird’s clothing?Monday, 06 May 2013 An unwanted bird species is threatening the pecking order of our native birdlife, prompting a ‘find and eradicate’ call from the Ministry of Primary Industries.Read More |
Nick’s Head Station secures landscape architecture awardsWednesday, 01 May 2013 A US-based company has been instrumental in Gisborne’s Nick’s Head Station winning three major architectural landscape awards for its sustainable ecosystem. MICHAEL BARRETT of AGM...Read More |
Manawatu Garden & Lifestyle Festival (May 4-5)Tuesday, 30 April 2013 Looking for a fest that passes the test? At Garden-NZ, we think we’ve found just the ticket!Read More |
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