MTB at Paremoremo
March 15th, 2006 by Sarah KingThis has to be a potential jewel in the crown and it would be great to see the North Shore City Council embrace this idea.
Vorb have the full story on the proposed Sanders Reserve and full credit to them for spreading the word.
Girls On Top
August 25th, 2005 by Sarah KingOne day, when I get my life back, I’m going to start using the emails the Girls on Top crew send for their intended purpose! They always have great sounding training events and link to come really cool sports events too.
Free Beer
August 15th, 2005 by Sarah King
But only Tui!
And only in New Zealand
And only this Wednesday
And only if you cut out their ad from your local paper!
And congrats to the marketing girls, a great piece of viral marketing!
Vorb Mobile launched
August 11th, 2005 by Sarah KingThis doesn’t really affect me with my ancient old 025 phone but congratulations to Tama for tackling the opportunities provided by Vodafone New Zealand’s 3G network.
Vorb is an excellent site for NZ Mountain Bikers and I probably visit more often than I ride (not that that says much 
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Check out:
- Vorb
- Vorb Forums
- The Vorb Mobile launched thread
NZ Votes
August 5th, 2005 by Sarah KingYep, sure enough, NZ will be voting on Sept. 17th and the Maxim Institute have stepped up with a new website called NZ Votes. Read the rest of this entry »
Nice People
July 29th, 2005 by Sarah KingAll over town there are huge billboards in the prettiest pink advertising the NicePeople.co.nz website. For a techie I’m quite surprised that it’s taken me 3 weeks to check the site out (does that mean I’m not actually nice?) Read the rest of this entry »
Farewell Barmy Army
July 11th, 2005 by Sarah KingThe third test is over, Clive Woodward and his boys have left and now the Barmy Army will be shipping out and heading home.
From all accounts it’s been great having you, come back anytime. We get used to hearing about soccer hooligans but it’s good to see that modus operandi doesn’t get applied to all British travelling sports fans 
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How the Kumara came to Aotearoa
July 7th, 2005 by Sarah KingPt Chevalier School is lucky enough to have a wonderful teacher called Chris Moore. Every second year he puts on a “whole school production” and it’s a mammoth effort. Read the rest of this entry »
