Hop, Skip and a Jump

“The sea is never more than a few miles away on Waiheke,” Jonathan Hutchison writes for The New York Times. “West is Oneroa, a small township with cafeterias and shops selling clothes, crafts and, of course, wine. It looks out over one of Waiheke’s many picturesque swimming beaches. ‘It’s just such a beautiful island; it’s inspiring,’ said Norma Cross, a shop assistant in a local gift store who moved here three years ago. The locals have made it ‘probably one of the easiest places I’ve ever been to, to make friends.’”


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Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s New Zealand Legacy

Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s New Zealand Legacy

“ Hundertwasser designed buildings in many countries across Europe, in California’s Napa Valley, in Israel, in Japan. But I’m not in any of those places. I’m on the other side of…