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Seeing New Zealand through the people who live here.
Journeys, life and business —
stories gathered along the way.
A long view from a New Zealand immigrant.
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The Kiwi Teacher Whose Eyes I Could Never Quite Meet Again
Back then, she was simply correcting my pronunciation. I never imagined that, many years later, I would find myself living in the country she came from.Read the story →01 / 03
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Te Aroha · Waikato
Te Aroha: The Town of Love
A king's breakfast, a former nuns' residence and a day unfolding beneath the mountain.Continue reading →01 / 06
Te Aroha · WaikatoTe Aroha: What Getting It Wrong Gave UsFrom a geyser in sunlight into cloud and darkness, a climb leaves an unexpected gift.Continue reading →
Zealong · WaikatoA Cup of Tea, Thirty Years in the Making1,500 plants. Only 130 survived. Then another thirteen years before there was tea to sell.Continue reading →
Hokianga · NorthlandHokianga: A Good Place to Grow Old AloneAncient kauri, harbour and tide frame a quiet journey about ageing and seeing New Zealand again.Continue reading →
Cambridge · WaikatoCambridge: Where Excellence Becomes OrdinaryAn autumn town of coffee, training grounds, schools and quiet order.Continue reading →
Abel Tasman · TasmanAbel Tasman: Where the Sea Walked Part of the WayThree days join water taxis and coastal tracks into one journey.Continue reading →Te Aroha · WaikatoTe Aroha: The Town of LoveA king's breakfast, a former nuns' residence and a day unfolding beneath the mountain.Continue reading →When there is another story, we'll write.
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