Weather Eyewith John Maunder The latest global average temperatures of the troposphere - those observed from US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration satellites - are computed by the University of Alabama at Huntsville in the United States. ... Read More

Are you ready?with Leigh Elder Every second day a headline screams out about our growing obesity and diabetes numbers. While we agree that raising awareness around the obvious risks associated with drinking sugary drinks is a good move, in the... Read More

Clayton MitchellNew Zealand First MP Trump and Clinton 2016, has shown US voters feeling so disillusioned with their democratic process that many are planning on not voting at all. Back in New Zealand we found out last week that in a number of... Read More

John ArtsAbundant Living www.johnarts.co.nz If you use a joint supplement for osteoarthritis then stop reading and get the bottle and check the amount of Chondroitin Sulphate in the daily dose. Most older-style formula will have up to 20 per cent... Read More

Brian RogersRogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz We've had an overload of heavy metals originating from the pristine waters of the Bay of Plenty.But don't go calling the pollution hotline… these metals are all good. They're medal metals. Proving... Read More

Simon BridgesNational MP simonbridges.co.nz Having access to quality internet is a vital part of modern life. It is something we have come to expect. It makes our personal lives more efficient and convenient, gives businesses immediate access to... Read More

Art Beatwith Rosalie Crawford Making a short film on one weekend that tells the story of 100 trained assassins, one evil warlord, one ancient relic and just three girls was a big task. It also provided a brilliant opportunity to showcase the high... Read More

Sideline SidSports correspondent & historian www.sunlive.co.nz Sideline Sid and Mrs Sid picked the wrong time for their annual sojourn to the Queensland's Sunshine Coast, with the Rio Olympics in full swing. Kiwi participation and results is non... Read More

Weather Eyewith John Maunder Thermometers, have been available to record air temperatures since the early 1600's, and the first known temperatures were those recorded in England at about 1650. Various people have been credited with the invention... Read More

John ArtsAbundant Living www.johnarts.co.nz Glucosamine and chondroitin are often familiar words for those with osteoarthritis. But what are they? What do they do? Can they help? Is there research to suggest how these could be used? Today, we did... Read More

Brian RogersRogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz In case you hadn't noticed, the Olympics have kicked off in Brazil with some great results, even a few medals, for Kiwi athletes.There are a few prospects ahead for our team, with some progressing in... Read More

Todd TalksBy Todd Muller If the Republican convention in Cleveland was typified by delegates who were white, older, angry and genuinely afraid for their country, the Democratic convention was where the rest of America turned up. It was everything... Read More