Blogs

Aldridge calls it a day

Sideline SidSports correspondant & historian www.sunlive.co.nz Sideline Sid caught the last few overs of the Plunket Shield match between the Northern Knights and Canterbury at the Bay Oval on Easter Friday. While the match was scheduled for four... Read More

Tauranga March Rainfalls 1898-2015

Weather Eyewith John Maunder Rainfalls for the month of March have been recorded in Tauranga since 1898 - except for 1904, 1908 and 1909.This graph below shows the range of rainfalls from a high of 504 mm in 1979, to a low of 5 mm in 1943.The second... Read More

Being well with beauty

Beautiful Youby Suzanne Edmonds Each week, beauty enthusiast Suzanne Edmonds explores the best ways to take care of ourselves so that we love the skin we're in. When it comes to beauty and treatments we can all be far too quick to make the simple... Read More

The patience of Easter baking

Dazz SwitallaFlavour SecretsNo.1 The Strand Chef www.no1thestrand.co.nz At this time of the year chocolate eggs and hot cross buns are devoured with great gusto by family and friends. I haven't thought about making my own Easter eggs but my new... Read More

The patience of Easter baking

Dazz SwitallaFlavour SecretsNo.1 The Strand Chef www.no1thestrand.co.nz At this time of the year chocolate eggs and hot cross buns are devoured with great gusto by family and friends. I haven't thought about making my own Easter eggs but my new... Read More

Preparing for a demographic change

Todd TalksBy Todd Muller When we are born, we have midwives, doctors - and with my children at least - emotional Mums and Dads and families welcoming our little souls into the world. Our arrival is supported by the best of care. Last Friday we... Read More

The patience of Easter baking

Dazz SwitallaFlavour SecretsNo.1 The Strand Chef www.no1thestrand.co.nz At this time of the year chocolate eggs and hot cross buns are devoured with great gusto by family and friends. I haven't thought about making my own Easter eggs but my new... Read More

Daylight saving is daylight robbery

Brian RogersRogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz As some of you may already know, it's Easter this weekend.It's a special time of year to celebrate the crucifixion of Jesus (and more recently cricketers) and subsequent resurrection... as a bunny that... Read More

It’s time to ‘hack’ into the Government

Matt CowleyTauranga City Councillor People are hacking into government information all around the world - it's something I want to encourage. Not illegal hacking of course, but similar to the secondary school student Mash Up competition last weekend. They... Read More

Korea Free Trade Agreement great for kiwifruit growth

Scott SimpsonCoromandel MP There has been much recent talk of free trade agreements. Opening up world markets to our exports is crucial for the long term success of the New Zealand economy and politicians like me bang on endlessly about the importance... Read More

NZ's next World Cup is just around the corner

Sideline SidSports correspondant & historian www.sunlive.co.nz After six weeks of wall-to-wall coverage on television, radio and the print media, the 2015 Cricket World Cup is over. And while the Black Caps stumbled at the last hurdle to let the... Read More

The Weather Dice and The Butterfly

Weather Eyewith John Maunder The Weekend Sun newspaper is published every Friday in Tauranga ( New Zealand) and contains a range of local information including comments from several columnists. During part of 2012, I provided a "Weather Eye" comment... Read More