Blogs

Are we at the Final Destination yet?

Laura's screening with Laura Weaser Final Destination 5. Out now on DVD and Blu-ray. Directed by Steve Quale. 'Naw, you should be scared hunny, this film is the death of… YOUR CAREER!' I hate when movies lie. When it was Final Destination... Read More

Mum is lonely

Debra Jager Home Instead Senior Care Q. I think my mum is really lonely since dad passed away. She calls me all the time and I would love to spend more time with her, but I feel really pressured between the kids and my husband and... Read More

Before you go out for good

Philip Holland Financial Independence financialindependence Yes we are missing you! Imagine for a second that you have died and are now upstairs and looking down on your loved ones. You are seeing the hurt and emotions, but you are also shocked... Read More

What’s right about copyright?

Andrew Nimick Point Concept twitter.com/andrewnim CopyRight The Right not to be copied The Right to enjoy ALL profits from your work Unless you have been ensconced in the bush for a few months you will have noticed that copyright is a big issue... Read More

Lifesaving triumphs

Around the Clubs Regional weekday patrols finish at Mount Maunganui, Omanu and Papamoa this week, although voluntary patrols will still be out in force on weekends. Papamoa's Ben Johnston, right, sprints past Omanu's Ben Cochrane to win the under-16... Read More

‘Tattoo’ leaves a lasting impression

Laura's screening with Laura Weaser The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Directed by David Fincher. You know from the opening title sequence this is going to be a horse of a different colour. Rock band vocalist Karen O's voice screeching out the... Read More

Keeping count – easy in a game of numbers

Sideline Sid Sports correspondant & historian www.sunlive.co.nz While most people count sheep to go to sleep, Sideline Sid found himself counting cricket balls at night during the recent long weekend. Three days of cricket watching resulted in... Read More

Age Concern visiting service

Legal Brief with Alan Tate of Harris Tate www.harristate.co.nz Age Concern offers a very valuable service to elderly people in Tauranga. Many elderly people become increasingly isolated and lonely as friends and relations move on or die. The... Read More

Zucchini a plenty

Daz Switalla Flavour SecretsNo.1 The Strand Chef www.no1thestrand.co.nz There is plenty of zucchini around at the moment and there are many ways to use them. They can be boiled, grilled, stuffed and baked, barbecued, fried or incorporated in other... Read More

Assessing the property market

Shane Laidlaw Eves Realty Kia Ora - this is our first blog and we will endeavour to keep you informed of our thoughts and a snapshot of the beautiful prime piece of real estate we are proud to call home. Let me introduce myself - my name is Shane... Read More

Exciting new exhibition

Pete Morris Art blogger www.sunlive.co.nz Tauranga artist Janice Giles has continued to work experimentally with both content and technique since winning the Tauranga Society of Artists' Annual Supreme Award in July 2011. One of her new works is... Read More

No trend for February rainfall

Weather Eye with John Maunder Rainfalls for the month of February have been recorded in Tauranga since 1898 (except for 1904,1908,and 1909). The graph show the range of rainfalls from a high of 343 mm in 1936 to a low of 7 mm in 1973. The long-term... Read More