Liz calls her free-lance writing style ‘deeply superficial’ as she enjoys writing about interesting people, places and property. So she loves her main bread and butter job as a real estate writer. Writing takes up about one third of her working week; the rest is spent cycling, skiing, walking, reading and haunting cafes. She loves to travel, and to write about it, but every time it reinforces that she lives in the very best place in the world.
Tooling along tantalising trails with good friends, savouring the sunshine, admiring the scenery, anticipating the next coffee stop… Recreational cycling does not get much better than in Central Otago. Even…
As Caitriona Fallon prepares for her second appearance in Tarnished Frocks and Divas, she reflects on her two and a half years living in Tauranga and the impact the biennial show has had on her new life here.
Mount Ruapehu has been a special place for Liz French since she was a child and she has spent some of the happiest times of her life skiing there.
“Connecting generous people who care with causes that matter…forever.” This is the mission statement of the Acorn Foundation.
You can cycle the Motu Road Trail in a day, all 70 or so kilometres of it, plus the extra 10 along the dunes to Opotiki, but why would you when there are interesting places to stay and explore on the way.
It’s 7 am on a rainy Saturday morning and Tauranga St John shift manager Jane Kale has been at work for half an hour. She’s not sure what the day will bring but that’s what she loves about her role for St John.
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