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Live & Work in New Zealand
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Market Day : A Taste of life at New Zealand farmers' markets
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With the supermarket chains offering increasingly bland produce, more and more people who care about what they eat and take pleasure in the good things in life are turning to the real alternative: the home-grown produce available from farmers' markets, from olives, fish, jams and preserves to organic meat, wine, lavender and more. This luxuriantly illustrated book introduces a selection of markets from across the country. It includes: an introduction to each region and its markets, text/photographic portraits of key growers, producers and regional specialties, dozens of delicious recipes - starters, mains and desserts - using specialty ingredients, a directory of accredited farmers' markets in New Zealand and a directory of lodgings and restaurants, selected on the strength of their commitment to using and serving good regional produce.
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Organic Explorer New Zealand: Organic food, eco-accommodation, cultural & eco-tourism (2nd Edition)
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Organic Explorer is now in its second edition, and printed and published entirely in New Zealand, is the ultimate guide on where to eat, stay and explore, while supporting eco-environmental values and actual projects in sustainability.
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The Double Rainbow : James K. Baxter, Ngati Hau and the Jerusalem Commune
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'When Maori and Pakeha do these things together the double rainbow begins to shine.' Jerusalem Sonnets , Jerusalem Daybook and Autumn Testament , it quickly became the country's most famous hippie community, as well as a media byword for the idealism and excess of the emerging youth culture. But what was life really like at Jerusalem, beyond the popular stereotypes? And what did it mean, for Ngati Hau, to be deluged with long-haired strangers and with the media attention which followed them? more
