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64 Messages
about miniature pigs; our entrepreneurial spirit; old-time music
from Timaru; and much more...
Received July
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Beth, New Zealand
I am hoping that you can assist me! I am trying to locate what is called
the Pennywell miniature pig. I am hoping to locate a breeder in your area,
as I understand they originated in New Zealand. I would appreciate any
info that you have regarding this. contact@nzedge.com
Wed Nov 28 13:33:13 2007
Sandy Lee, Product Support Specialist, USA
I fondly remember 21 years ago when Mr. and Mrs. Bowen opened their home
to me for a visit right around this same time of year. Being a California
native, I was far from home traveling with a family I was working for as a
nanny. I knew Mr. Bowen was a champion sheep shearer, but at the time did
not realize what a truly amazing man he was. I came across your wonderful
article today and wanted to say thank you.
Thu Nov 22 09:31:22 2007
Sally, Pharmacy, Melbourne
I was born in Tauranga but came over to Australia with my father's work.
My great uncle is Joseph Sinel whom I
loved dearly. Very, very eccentric fellow but a gem all the same. My son
and I march with the Kiwis every Anzac day in Melbourne. He proudly wears
my Uncles' and Grandfathers' medals. All our family is from New Zealand -
Bay of Plenty, Auckland and the Bay of Islands. Love reading about NZ,
very passionate about my roots. I recently got a tattoo of a Koru on my
foot when my Dad passed away and get great pleasure in explaining its
meaning when asked. Looking forward to a trip back home soon.
Thu Nov 15 0:10:02 2007
Tuesday, Student, Invercargill, New Zealand
Wilbur and Orville Wright were the first to fly a plane and we know this
because we are related to them. I may only be 13 but I think our family
knows a lot more than most people do. That story about Pearse
has been twisted so many times by the media.
Sat Nov 10 16:37:37 2007
Catherine, New Zealand
I have a question I hope some Kiwis can help me with. New Zealand's
entrepreneurial spirit is legendary. However, I have tried to find out
where this legend comes from and just how this reputation originated, but
so far, no cigar. True, there are a good few heroes of the New Zealand
culture; your brilliant site tells me so, and I don't dispute it but are
New Zealand's achievements really that extraordinary relative to the
country's size and population? Maybe they are, maybe they're not. No one
can seem to give me an answer. Open to the floor. contact@nzedge.com
Fri Nov 9 14:55:48 2007
Sharon, School Teacher, Tampa, Florida
My only child, a daughter, is named for Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, because I
love to hearing Dame Kiri sing. My daughter is adopted as is Dame Te
Kanawa as well as her children, so it seemed to be an appropriate name. My
Kiri is a delight, and is actually studying classical voice in high
school, and singing quite well. She could not have a name that fits her
better! I will be taking my daughter and her voice teacher to the Tampa,
Florida concert of Dame Te Kanawa.
Tue Nov 6 14:21:15 2007
Dave, Musician, Frankfurt
Any Kiwi expats around London who wish to see a South Auckland resident
playing a gig at the Marquee Club on the 25th November - just follow the
link below. Should be a fun afternoon. http://www.procolharum.com/007/hes-db-07.htm
Thu Nov 1 20:54:06 2007
Christina, Primatologist, Los Angeles
I am a primatologist originally from Christchurch now living in LA. I
completed my B.Sc (1st class hons) at Canterbury and went on to do my
Ph.D. at The University of California, Berkeley where I spent 15 months
living in Panama studying the sexual behavior and endocrinology of wild
spider monkeys. I now spend every summer in Panama studing wild spider
monkeys and conducting archaeological field digs with my husband.
Thu Nov 1 18:44:19 2007
Richard, IT, Bristol
Apologies for this rant in advance but when I noticed your entry on Alan
MacDiarmid it just made me so angry. All kudos to him, he is a great
scientist. Shame on New Zealand for ever letting him go. Almost his entire
professional career has been in the USA. All of the patents and
intellectual property he has developed are held in the USA. All future
revenue and jobs from his work will go to the USA. This is not a triumph
for New Zealand - it is an unmitigated failure to hold on to talent and to
turn it in to real advantages for Kiwis at home.
As an expat working with the largest IT company in the
world I am on an R&D site where Kiwi's are over-represented in the
workforce. One day when sitting down chatting with a mate (a world leader
in his field) and talking about returning home I was surprised to hear him
say "You and I will never go home (except to retire) - New Zealand
doesn't want people like us." You know, the more I thought about it,
the more I realised it was true.
There is more spent on welfare in NZ each week than is
spent on R&D each year. The kind of science and R&D that goes on
to produce new industries and new jobs. There are no tax-breaks for
R&D or new start-ups and almost zero venture-capital or investors in a
country that is so risk-averse that all anyone wants lock up their money
in housing instead. (Kiwis are quite happy to jump off a bridge with a
rubber-band around their ankles, but god forbid they should invest in a
struggling start-up).
Whenever a Kiwi company does do well (like Ghost or
42Below) what happens? They get bought by a richer foreign company. Why
aren't there Kiwi companies the size of Nokia (from Finland, with only 6
million people, not much bigger than NZ and where education is free, for
all, for life). I desperately want to go home and do the kind of work we
do here, but there is no chance of ever being able to build a company or
earn a living doing what we do. It breaks my heart every time I have to
get on a plane and fly back here. Stop trumpeting
the successes of smart New Zealanders for other countries and start poking
the government and the people into changing their ways so that success can
stay at home. Otherwise NZ's only future is as the largest retirement
village in the world. This claiming of other nation's successes as our own
is just embarrassing, stop it.
Tue Oct 9 23:45:45 2007
Harold, Coach, South Point, Ohio
I am the track and field (athletics) coach at South Point High School in
southern Ohio, USA. For many years I had a list of all the places in the
world I wanted to visit. New Zealand was not one of the places. I traveled
quite a bit, through Europe, some South America, marking off those places
on my list as I went. On a return trip from Australia, I was aboard an Air
New Zealand flight and struck up a conversation with a flight attendant.
They asked if I like Australia and I told them I did, they then said if I
liked it there then I should visit New Zealand, because it was much
better. To make a long story short, I did take their advice, and after
visiting I threw away my list. I no longer felt the need to visit
elsewhere; I had found all I was looking for. That was in the year 2000,
and I have been back every year, sometimes twice a year. During those
years I have traveled all over your country and made friends with many
Kiwis, including the late Arthur
Lydiard, and Peter Snell.
The reason I am
writing is to ask for some help and advice. My school recently built a new
track and field facility and stadium. This May, we will be hosting a large
track invitational at the meet. I am calling the meet the Kiwi Classic,
and I want to use the meet to highlight New Zealand as a travel
destination, its culture, people and businesses. When I return to New
Zealand this December, I am purchasing some Maori handicrafts as awards
for the winning athletes and teams. We want to feature Kiwi food and
music. I am working to bring in some famous Kiwis to help promote the
meet. I have Anne Audain confirmed and we are working to bring in Peter
Snell. To make all of this happen, we are looking for sponsors, and I am
trying to use New Zealand companies who have a connection to the United
States. So far Kumfs shoes and Sealord Seafood have joined us. I was
writing to see if you might have any suggestions on things we could do at
the meet to promote New Zealand and if you know of any New Zealand
companies we could contact. contact@nzedge.com
Tue Oct 9 5:22:37 2007
Don, Canada
I read in the paper today about your 'battle' for a new flag. Speaking as
a Canadian who was around during those challenging days I feel I must
comment. We made the right decision and have never looked back. Everyone
in the world knows what the Canadian flag looks like! As for losing your
link to the Crown and losing your history - we are still in the
Commonwealth and our coins and $20's still have the Queen's portrait, but
the money now has portraits of our prime ministers. History every time we
use the bills! Don't hesitate to make your country unique. The Union Jack
on Commonwealth flags is outdated and still reeks of Imperialism. Go NZ
Go!
Wed Oct 3 8:21:39 2007
Kate, Motueka, New Zealand
A voice from the provinces! I host a website called Motueka News
Freestyle. The site is a quirky local take on issues of interest to the
Motueka community and expats alike. It is a popular site and aims to
capture the unique culture of our small iconic town. I am enjoying looking
around your site.
Mon Oct 1 12:06:10 2007
Mike, Juggler, Tokyo
I am a professional juggler from Auckland who makes his living by
travelling the world and performing at various entertainment venues. Last
year I trained in Berlin with the leading juggler from Cirque du Soleil. I
am currently performing weekly at the Hilton Tokyo Bay, where I have been
since April this year. I have just had my contract extended for another 5
months. I am based in Tokyo, but travel often. This is the 4th Hilton
hotel that I have performed at around the world. I intend to perform in
Dubai (where I visited 2 years ago) in the near future. Jugglers in NZ are
very few compared to other countries. Professional jugglers are even
less.
Wed Sep 26 02:27:43 2007
Paul, Aviation, Melbourne
As an ex-kiwi, I am trying to convince a good friend that some years ago
there was a tragic death off the waterfront pier in Auckland of a well
known Rugby league coach who fell and never surfaced between the pylons. I
can't find any news item on this and am now starting to wonder if this is
true? contact@nzedge.com
Tue Sep 25 18:16:12 2007
Paul, Professional Speaker, Novato, USA
I am a kiwi, residing now in the US, and am a friend of Andrew Thomson's
parents, David and Carol. I knew Andrew also and am trying to reconnect
with his parents. I have read the features on him that you carry on your
site, great NZ site by the way - congrats. contact@nzedge.com
Sun Sep 23 16:28:15 2007
Geoff, Retired Aviation Engineer, Auckland
Your article is the most informed and accurate of all the items I have
read. At this moment I have proposed that archived material from my
collection, relative to the Pearse story, is deposited at Timaru Museum
alongside Gordon Ogilvie's material. This is linked to the new airport
museum and Brian Blanchard's Pleasant Point Railway Museum which already
hold important relics.
Fri Sep 21 15:46:56 2007
Linda, Great Britain
I am trying to get information about Mr Stan Wemyss who was a WW2
Cinematographer with the New Zealand National Film Unit. He was awarded an
MBE by the Queen in 1947 for bravery shown while filming on the front
line. I am aware that he is the Grandfather of Russell Crowe, but I am
trying to get a history of Stan Wemyss. I am finding it virtually
impossible. I feel that he is a person in his own right who deserves
recognition not just the Grandfather of Russell Crowe. contact@nzedge.com
Sun Sep 16 9:30:09 2007
Len, Woodend, New Zealand
I am trying to locate some very old music performed by a group called the
Plains Men from Timaru, New Zealand. All the music, as far as I am
concerned, was good but there were 3 which I liked: 1. About the Waitaki
River and the Ben more hydro dam 2. Bullocky Bill from Timaru 3. The
Mackenzie country about the sheep rustler This is a very old piece and
goes back about 50 years so I might be hoping for a dream. contact@nzedge.com
Wed Sep 12 10:27:27 2007
Lea-Ann, Customer Co-ordinator, Palmerston North, New
Zealand
I have loved this site since I first saw it back in December 2003 and I
love everything Aotearoa - New Zealand gives us. I love its
"cross-pollination". It makes you feel unique - like a
"hybrid" in the truest sense of the word. This site really
brings it all together. In fact, I love you guys for bringing it home in
so many ways. Arohanui!!!
Sat Aug 25 17:05:56 2007
Wayne, School Teacher, Wollongong, Australia
What a great site. I especially enjoy the Heroes
segment. I have never heard of many of these people who have made their
mark on the world stage with courage and conviction. It makes one proud to
be a Kiwi and I hope all expats (myself included) never forget our roots
and what New Zealanders have achieved.
Thu Aug 23 8:36:48 2007
John, Engineering Manager, Prince Edward Island,
Canada
I'm living on a small island located off the east coast of Canada and
would like to comment on Mr. Williams' 10 Strategies. I work as an
engineering manager for a company that repairs and overhauls aircraft gas
turbine engines. Our customers are located in all parts of the world so
you could say we are part of the global market place. Dr David Skilling of
the NZI has written a number of reports stating that New Zealand is headed
for major economic problems if it doesn't improve its export performance.
I have also read this from other sources repeating what Dr. Skilling has
said. New Zealand's problem is lack of exporting capability. New
Zealanders must find the root cause of this problem and then come up with
solutions. We call it the "5 why's" problem solving. Mr.
Williams' 10 strategies do not address finding the root cause or solving
this problem. The words "world class" and innovative are to the
21st century what hi-tech was to the 20th. Totally meaningless.
Thu Aug 23 7:45:04 2007
Cary, Business Development Manager, Frankfurt
Have just moved to Frankfurt on 1 August 2007. Was wondering if you could
help me find some other Kiwis living here to talk and socialize with. Are
you able to point me in the direction of where I may be able to find some?
contact@nzedge.com
Thu Aug 23 4:09:05 2007
Glenda, Lab Tech, Bush Mills, Great Britain
I am at present putting up a permanent memorial to a New Zealand pilot,
Wilson Twentyman who died while on a training mission in Northern Ireland.
Do you have any details about him and is his name commemorated anywhere in
New Zealand? contact@nzedge.com
Tue Aug 21 4:12:47 2007
Anne-Marie, Transportation, USA
I have some interesting news to offer. My uncle Geoffrey Guenole, and a
team known as the Centennial Raiders just completed a 15,000 mile race
across Europe, Beijing to Paris, reenacting the "Road Rally
Race" of 1907. There is a website where you can read their blog from
start to finish. I hope you find it as interesting as I did. I am a
history buff anyway but I was so proud of my uncle. Here is the address
for the blog: http://www.centennialraiders.org.nz/.
Mon Aug 20 12:08:11 2007
Marcus, Northants, UK
I was looking with interest at the Jean Batten reference on your website.
My father was a pilot and, in 1979, was with British Aerospace at a small
air show at Cranfield, England. That year Jean Batten's book "Alone
in the sky" was published. My father was demonstrating a HS 125.700
executive jet at the show and when British Aerospace heard that Jean
Batten was at the show, they offered her a flight in the cockpit with my
father, which she accepted. Afterwards she gave my father a copy of her
new book with the following written inside "To Captain Trow, best
wishes and many thanks for the flight in the HS.125.700, Jean Batten,
Cranfield, Sept 79". My father recently gave me the book. I am yet to
read it but I wondered if there was any Museum in New Zealand that might
be interested in, perhaps, borrowing it. I appreciate that there may be
little interest in her all these years later, but it seems to me that this
is a precious and unique copy of the book. Any feedback would be
appreciated, especially from any of her relatives. contact@nzedge.com
Sun Aug 19 10:14:35 2007
Kiri, Casino Marketing, Tinian Island, Northern
Mariana Islands
I've been living on a tiny island of Tinian for three years now,
previously residing in Melbourne, Australia. One thing I've noticed about
life here in the middle of the Pacific: there's no shortage of kiwis who
are keen to get out and about! There are around 20 other kiwis living on
Tinian - not bad for a population of around 1,500 people!!
Fri Aug 10 13:57:09 2007
Teri, Educational Business, Suwon, Korea
So nice to see a website like this where information can be shared amongst
us! Thanks, great idea! We have an education business in Korea (been dong
business here for 7 years) and are looking to expand to Dubai. I have
business contacts there, but keen to hear from any Kiwis who might be
working there. Always good to hear about another country from "our
own" point of view! contact@nzedge.com
Sun Aug 5 21:59:32 2007
John, Wellington
I was talking with some friends about the role which New Zealanders have
played in the past in leading the world and overcoming barriers. One
mentioned your web site - which is fantastic! I note that you have not yet
listed Archibald McIndoe - whom I consider was another astounding NZer who
embodied this leadership and special characteristic. Nice work.
Tue Jul 31 16:58:59 2007
Fiona, Geraldine
Just a comment that according to Peg Hamilton's book he [Bill Hamilton]
actually broke the Australasian speed record on the same day he won the NZ
cup (Murawai 1925) and broke it for the second time three years
later.
Mon Jul 30 11:55:36 2007
Maxine, Registered Nurse, Opotiki
I will be travelling to Inverness (Scotland) in 2 months time. I would
like to connect with Kiwis there prior to leaving if I can. I will be in
that area for approx 6 months. The last time I travelled was at the end of
the 80's when I did my OE. I came home via East Africa, the most amazing
travelling I ever did. I would appreciate some communication to find out a
bit more about the Inverness area. contact@nzedge.com
Tue Jul 24 22:49:52 2007
Sally, Sales Assistant, Melbourne
I am researching my family, and Jo [Joseph Sinel] is my great uncle who I
knew well. Oh what a colourful character he was and he would have a laugh
at what has been written. So true all of it. I remember his caravan well
when he visited us in NZ. Our family relocated to Australia in 1970 but
never lost touch. Thank you for your article and I now know where my
children get their visual art skills from, one of which excels in the area
of design. Glad to see talent has resurfaced. He would be proud. Thanks
again for a most enjoyable read.
Wed Jul 18 23:56:28 2007
Govind, Engineering Consultant, Bangalore
I was browsing your website and became interested mainly because when Sir
Edmund Hillary came to India and visited Calcutta. I was an apprentice at
Gresham & Craven and they were manufacturing aluminum fabricated
houses. Sir Hillary had come to Gresham & Craven to have a look at the
portable houses designed by our director Mr Longly OBE. I was also present
at the meeting and took an autograph of Mr Hillary and my father Mr
Shamanna (Director) took some photographs with Mr Hillary and also with
his wife.
Wed Jul 18 14:18:34 2007
Sandra, Journalist, Ireland
I'm an Irish journalist just finishing off writing a book entitled To the
Limits of Endurance. It's the true story of a 16 year old Irish boy,
Johnny Harte, who ran away from home and joined the British Army in search
of adventure. He found it in Palestine & Malta pre-WW2 and later was
in the Siege of Malta in WW2. He joined the fledgling SAS/SBS and one of
his instructors was a New Zealander, Stud Stellin, who was on Manoel
Island in Malta. They went on covert undercover missions into enemy
territory, dropped off by submarine and rowing in aboard folboats - small
kayaks. Johnny was on the Greek Island of Leros when he was finally
captured by the Germans, forced marched to Athens and put aboard a cattle
train with little food or water for fourteen days and night, as it
travelled across Europe, in sub-zero temperatures. Many died on that
journey. Eventually he arrived at a POW camp near Belsen in Germany, where
he endured harrowing experiences until his release at the end of WW2.
While this is a story of hardship and endurance, it is also a tale of the
scams, and schemes he got up to along the way and there are numerous funny
stories of his experiences - such as his 'seduction' by a lady of the
night aged 17.
The book is due out in September and I am anxious to try
and contact anyone who remembers Stud Stellin, as efforts to track him or
his relations in Ireland and the UK have failed. I'm not sure if he
survived the war, returned to NZ or what. Any help would be appreciated.
Johnny - or Jack as he became known - went on to become a Senator in the
Irish Government, where he served for 22 years. He's 86, hail and hearty
and looking forward to meeting up with old comrades, family and friends at
the launh in the Irish Dail - our house of parliament. It will be an
historic occasion as never before have the Irish Parliament allowed a book
to be launched there. It would be wonderful to have some NZ input to this
occasion. contact@nzedge.com
Sun Jul 15 4:31:56 2007
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Viv, Registered Nurse, Levin, New Zealand
I have just started looking around this website and there is heaps to read. I
will pass it on to all I know - thank you.
Thu Dec 27 12:32:39 2007
Wayne, School Teacher, Wollongong, Australia
I have
thoroughly enjoyed the editions of the Edge and how they allow me to keep my
Kiwi pride.
Tue Dec 25 10:49:15 2007
Eddie, Retired, Shifnal, Great Britain
I have visited NZ and
have happy memories. We hope to visit again.
Sun Dec 23 2:25:43 2007
Fitri, University Student, Makassar, Indonesia
I want to go
there but I don't have much money! I only want you to know, that I love New
Zealand.
Sun Dec 16 21:41:19 2007
David, Great Britain
Our family has recently discovered that we may be related to Sid Millar. We
have noticed that you have pictures and comments about him on your
website.
Fri Dec 7 10:14:23 2007
Peter, Retired Builder, Blue Ridge, Georgia
I am a keen stamp collector of New Zealand and the South Pacific areas. I have
been away a long time but the old country is still on my mind.
Thu Nov 15 3:54:20 2007
Nicholas, Property Finance, Hamilton
Looking to contact Kiwis living in the UAE or Dubai specifically. contact@nzedge.com
Wed Nov 14 19:46:20 2007
Mary, Mortgage Broker, Sydney
Very interesting news on your website.
Sun Oct 28 16:38:56 2007
Bronwen, Humanitarian Worker, Kandahar, Afghanistan
Thank goodness I've found this site. The rest of the world, in particular New
Zealand, is still out there.
Sun Oct 21 2:50:23 2007
Tim, Haka instructor and Tee Cotton Bowl Founder,
Louisiana
All Black World Cup Fever has even spread here!
Sun Oct 7 06:52:15 2007
Brent, Author, Australia
I am an expatriate NZer living in Australia and was delighted to find your
site.
Fri Oct 5 18:57:04 2007
Muriel, Auckland
Your web site is great.
Thu Oct 4 10:47:15 2007
Anna, Events, Tauranga, New Zealand
I am organising an event called the New Zealand Corporate games in November.
We will be having a themed Kiwiana party and require a slideshow of kiwiana
images and icons to show. contact@nzedge.com
Wed Oct 3 13:21:35 2007
Neville, Retired, New Zealand
My wife and I are travelling around the world at present. I would love to hear
more about fellow kiwis.
Sat Sep 22 22:21:43 2007
Simon, Tyre, Lebanon
Thanks for the website, it reminds and grounds us.
Tue Sep 11 9:11:27 2007
Louise, Designer, New Zealand
We have just stumbled upon your site... Very cool!
Wed Sep 5 12:12:15 2007
Jeffrey, Physician, Lancaster, USA
Where can I find a NZ black running singlet which is similar or the same as
Jack Lovelock is often seen wearing? As an avid runner and late-in-life fan of
this amazing man, I would love to obtain one somehow, somewhere. contact@nzedge.com
Tue Sep 4 11:35:06 2007
Sophie
I am currently doing a report on Beatrice
Tinsley; your article is my main
source. Thank you, I think it is made very well.
Tues Sep 4 04:09:37 2007
Steve, Paramedic/Nurse, Coongulla, Australia
I am always looking to correspond with others and love travelling.
Mon Sep 3 19:47:41 2007
Sandra, Receptionist, Melbourne
I was wondering if you could help me with any organisations for ex-pat Kiwis
living in Melbourne that get together for socialising. contact@nzedge.com
Mon Aug 27 15:38:51 2007
Nardia, Sales Rep, Monroeville, USA
Man I miss meat pies!
Thu Aug 23 13:55:01 2007
Elisabeth, Executive Director, Auckland, New
Zealand
Thank you for your terrific effort over the years to connect us to the very
best of what Aotearoa New Zealand is and can be.
Tue Aug 21 11:02:46 2007
John, Semi-retired and internet radio DJ, Australia
I am trying to get a list of Tex Morton's songs one in particular "One
Golden Curl". contact@nzedge.com
Wed Aug 15 23:38:41 2007
Glenys, Retired Teacher, New Zealand
Sir Sydney Smith is a member of our family. He was my grandfather's brother
(Horace Herbert Smith). It is an excellent article.
Thu Aug 2 23:16:58 2007
Tracey, Fisherwoman, Orsta, Norway
Nice to know that there's other Kiwi's out there doing it ;)
Sat Jul 28 1:49:40 2007
John, Director, Auckland
All good.
Sat Jul 28 11:43:36 2007
New Zealand
New Zealand has no space program. No launch vehicles. Amateurs are doing a
better job. Wonder if Pickering called himself a Kiwi or not.
Fri Jul 20 15:52:24 2007
Olwen, Fashion/Costume Designer, Las Vegas
I LOVE this website!!!
Fri Jul 20 11:39:31 2007
David, New Zealand
I need to contact a relation last known address Cambridge, South Island, New
Zealand. His last known occupation was painter and decorator. His name is
Tommy Reading and he used to live in Cheltenham, UK. contact@nzedge.com
Sun Jul 15 2:28:01 2007
Christchurch
Kiwi doc 'Sand Dancer' by NZ director Valerie Reid received an honourable
mention at Tribeca Film Fest in NYC and was picked 'best five shorts' to
screen at the top of the Rockefeller Centre. Sand Dancer screens at the
Sacramento Film and Music Festival in August.
Sat Jul 14 12:55:29 2007
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