auckland war memorial museum
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Down By the Bay
This past weekend a large group of international students from AUT got on some buses and headed four hours north to the Bay of Islands. A study in 2006 said it had the second bluest sky in the world. I’d buy that. It’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been…
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I’m Getting Full-On
I visited the Lululemon in Britomart the other day. I picked up a black card with white font from the cashier. It’s now pinned to the cork board in my dorm room. I’m 21 today and I can’t help but stare at it. Do I really have an answer to that? I’m not sure…
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Fashion on the 125
This past week and a half, Auckland has been home to fashion lovers with 10 Days of Fashion in the City. Day 9 of the 10 proved to be one of the more eventful ones with New Zealand’s Longest Catwalk: a runway of 125 metres stretching down a part of Queen St…
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Dinner and Drinks Down Under
I enjoy eating. I enjoy trying different foods. And for the most part I’m not entirely picky. That’s why it’s not much of a surprise upon coming to Auckland I’m always up for new things.
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Museums, Mountains and Maori, Oh My.
When a friend of mine wanted to see a fashion photography exhibit held at Auckland’s War Memorial Museum a large group of us thought it’d be a great start to our tourist-y behaviour in the city…
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Living in the 1010
There is a Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Starbucks, and Burger King less than 10 minutes away from my apartment. I don’t know why it surprised me so much, but it did. It’s just like Canada. Maybe that’s why I haven’t felt so homesick…
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Faze: Power Up 2013
On August 26, Faze Magazine provided readers with an event that was sure to end their summer on a high note…
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Book Review: Partials by Dan Wells
In his first installment for his new trilogy, Dan Wells introduces readers to a post-apocalyptic, dystopian society struggling to survive against two of humanity’s newest enemies: the Partials—engineered super-humans—and the fatal RM virus…
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The FazeSuperGirl Event
Success was the main theme for last night’s Faze Magazine: The FazeSuperGirl Live Event, and the event definitely lived up to its message…
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Book Review: The Virgin Cure
Set in the 1800s, Ami McKay’s novel The Virgin Cure (a novel which I got for $10 at Chapters – I enjoy deals!) can be easily summed up in one sentence: think Memoirs of a Geisha meets New York City…
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