02:15pm Mon 06 Dec, 2010
Ralph Jordan The engineer's notebook A $13 million contract has recently been awarded for the first stage of construction of the Southern Pipeline from Maleme Street. It has always puzzled me that this sewerage installation, primarily to service... Read More
10:45am Mon 06 Dec, 2010
Brian Rogers Marine Musing www.sunlive.co.nz The large number of orca currently around the Bay and Coromandel harbours are munching on stingrays. We can expect to see more, the ‘whale-huggers' tell us. Bring it on, I say. There seems to be... Read More
11:56am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
Carol Stovold Quality Kidz www.qualitykidz.co.nz Choosing the right child care for your child is never easy, there's so much to consider. Following on from last week, here are more pitfalls to avoid, and points to consider to help you with an... Read More
11:51am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
John Arts Abundant Living www.johnarts.co.nz Last week we looked at the role of nutritional therapy with health problems that are both untreatable and unresponsive to modern medicine. In many cases a problem is so well established that medical... Read More
10:49am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
Andrew Nimick Point Concept twitter.com/andrewnim A few weeks ago I wrote about the new Windows Phone7 mobile operating system for smart phones and how it might effect the market. I mentioned how Nokia was loosing ground in this area as its operating... Read More
10:46am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
Claire Rogers All about wine www.sunlive.co.nz Pinot Noir is the flagship for Martinborough Vineyard; a place established in 1980 by a small partnership with the main objective of producing world class cool climate wines from classical grape varieties.... Read More
10:42am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
Brian Rogers Rogers Rabbits www.sunlive.co.nz It's been a funny old week, complete with strange items arriving in the mailbox. It must be ‘weird inventions week' judging by the stream of oddball devices.Not as wacky as the snorkel with a... Read More
10:41am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
Diesel Rogers Dining with Diesel www.sunlive.co.nz Maybe it is my new bionic leg, or the sweet smells of the summer barbecue, but something is putting more than one spring in my step lately.Whatever it is, I have found a new energy source lately... Read More
10:40am Fri 03 Dec, 2010
Cr Bill Faulkner Faulkners Corner www.sunlive.co.nz The new council is continuing with its induction workshops, providing a comprehensive overview of our city's present situation and the options available over the next three years. It's not news... Read More
09:04am Wed 01 Dec, 2010
Sideline Sid Sports correspondant & historian www.sunlive.co.nz While Sidline Sid has little hands on involvement with boxing these days, he took the opportunity to catch up with a number of friends at the Tauranga Boxing Club Corporate Fight Night... Read More
09:11am Tue 30 Nov, 2010
Pete Morris Art blogger www.sunlive.co.nz Registrations for the inaugural Creative Tauranga Art Fair 2011 are still being taken and the available spaces are filling fast. The ArtFair idea has been welcomed by the art community and with the number... Read More
10:32am Fri 26 Nov, 2010
Claire Rogers All about wine www.sunlive.co.nz We are heading into a beautiful weekend and it's a great opportunity to sit outside and enjoy a lovely glass of Envoy Gewurztraminer 2007. This wine is an icon for Spy Valley Wines and certainly delivers.... Read More