Super Travel Show Prize
Jaffa-ize yourself with a getaway at Rendezvous Grand Hotel Auckland including overnight accommodation in a newly refurbished deluxe room for two including gourmet buffet breakfast. This is where the Pie Awards were held last year. It’s flash as. You get a car park too, and in Auckland that’s very flash.
Just e-mail Graeme from the form at top left and say Rendezvous please and include your phone number. We’ll draw a winner and call during the Travel Show. You must answer our call to get the prize. Answer phone doesn’t cut it.
Natural History AWESOME Book Give Away
New Zealand's Wilderness Heritage is destined to be one of the most significant conservation books published in New Zealand for many years. Written by Les Molloy and photographed by Craig Potton and Rod Morris, this book is a celebration of the extraordinary wilderness legacy that sits at the heart of New Zealandness. It is structured around a bio-regional approach, with thirteen chapters detailing the protected areas, major flora and fauna values, endangered species and conservation threats and responses for each region of New Zealand. This includes all the significant offshore islands, the sub-Antarctic islands, and the Ross Sea region of Antarctica.
WIN A COPY! To go into the draw just e-mail Graeme from the form at top right and say Wilderness please, and include your postal address. A winner will be drawn just before 2pm on Sunday.
To find out more about this book or to order a copy just click here. RRP $99:99 (let’s just say a hundred bucks shall we?)
SATURDAY May 19
11:30:- Environews. The complexities and meaning of Tui song revealed. Sam Hill has just completed his master’s study on the song of Tui. What are they saying and how do they say it? Tune in to hear clear examples and an in-depth explanation.
SUNDAY May 20
10:30:- Peter James. Crimewriter. Hear Andrew Patterson’s full interview about what makes Peter James tick and how he gathers plots for his best-selling crime novels.
11:15:- Margaret Betts, director of The Carrier. Margaret’s documentary on a Zambian family infected with HIV is a privileged look behind the façade of their rural community. This frank discussion should disturb if not make you plain angry. The Carrier is screening at the Documentary Edge Festival in Wellington. See the trailer here.
11:45:- Plutonium! Professor Tilman Ruff is the Adviser to the International Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament. What is Plutonium? How much is out there? How do you make it? Who’s got it and what should be done with it post Cold War tensions?
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