By Gerard Hindmarsh in Current Affairs
Issue 3808 1st May 2013
Before the Middle East, before Boston and Tamerlan Tsarmaev, the world’s first explosive-strapped suicide bombing happened here, on the West Coast. Gerard Hindmarsh looks at “The Murchison Tragedy”.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Travel
Issue 3792 3rd Jan 2013
The scenery is not the only thing of interest when you tackle the Milford, Heaphy and Coast tracks one after the other.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Commentary
Issue 3709 11th Jun 2011
If you’re willing to get up early, it’s not hard to spot the large assembly of shags on Golden Bay’s Tata Beach. But the reason for the natural spectacle still has scientists baffled.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Inbox
Issue 3642 27th Feb 2010
Appearing on television can bring you unwanted attention from some surprising quarters.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Travel
Issue 3589 21st Feb 2009
Walking along Ireland's west coast.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Inbox
Issue 3559 26th Jul 2008
Finding the friendliest meanest bastard works - just.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Inbox
Issue 3559 26th Jul 2008
Finding the friendliest meanest bastard works - just.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Ecologic
Issue 3548 10th May 2008
DoC's plans to remove dozens of back-country huts are raising the ire of trampers.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Travel
Issue 3548 10th May 2008
In Fiordland, every body of water has its own mood.
By Gerard Hindmarsh in Ecologic
Issue 3548 10th May 2008
DoC's plans to remove dozens of back-country huts are raising the ire of trampers.