In 1973, due to civil and religious unrest, travellers were advised to avoid areas of southern Thailand, so my travel buddy Nigel and I decided to head for Koh Samui Island.
Let’s face it – winter on the Coromandel can be brutal for skin. Salty winds, indoor heating, chilly mornings and (believe it or not) those sneaky UV rays all lead to one thing: a thirsty, stressed-out skin barrier.
Whether you’re living in the Coromandel full-time or just making the most of your bach during the sunny season, one thing’s for sure – your plumbing needs to be ready for anything!
Most locals want to protect freshwater, forests, and communities long-term, not be left with a legacy of toxic waste.
This Matariki, three unapologetically Māori voices—Jason Tahatika, Roimata Taimana, and Walter Baker—bring bold, powerful new work to Kūaotunu in a special exhibition …
In 1973, due to civil and religious unrest, travellers were advised to avoid areas of southern Thailand, so my travel buddy Nigel and I decided to head for Koh Samui Island.
Let’s face it – winter on the Coromandel can be brutal for skin. Salty winds, indoor heating, chilly mornings and (believe it or not) those sneaky UV rays all lead to one thing: a thirsty, stressed-out skin barrier.
Whether you’re living in the Coromandel full-time or just making the most of your bach during the sunny season, one thing’s for sure – your plumbing needs to be ready for anything!
Most locals want to protect freshwater, forests, and communities long-term, not be left with a legacy of toxic waste.
This Matariki, three unapologetically Māori voices—Jason Tahatika, Roimata Taimana, and Walter Baker—bring bold, powerful new work to Kūaotunu in a special exhibition …
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