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Wonders of New Zealand Engineering features 100 projects from around the country with informative text, fact boxes and historic photographs. This is a great book to dip into or read from cover to cover, showing the development of New Zealand's fascinating engineering heritage.
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Ray Avery is an amazing person. He is the current NZer of the Year because of his clever work in the third world using his scientific and business knowledge to provide cheap cataract operations, cheap and more effective incubators for babies and other creative scientific solution ...
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It is easy to understand why Auckland has the largest population of any region in the country. It is blessed with two very sheltered harbours and probably the mildest climate in New Zealand. Auckland has become the commercial capital of New Zealand, but this hasn't happened witho ...
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The history of New Zealand's own all-terrain vehicle, the Trekka.
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This attractive new high-interest series looks at different forms of transport - a perennial favourite of the junior or struggling reader. Large photographs illustrate the main working parts of the vehicle, and the accessible text explains how the vehicle works, what jobs it it i ...
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In this lively, well researched and affectionate survey of 100 'vehicles' of all descriptions, historian Matthew Wright takes us on a trip down memory lane, reacquainting us with the way we used to get around.
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Bridges are there, of course, to get us to the other side of a river or a highway. But as distinguished engineer Bob Norman points out, each has its own story to tell, whether it is New York's Brooklyn Bridge or a modest timber structure in a remote part of New Zealand. In thi ...
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Engineering Drawing remains the leading Australian text for students studying engineering drawing and graphics. Presented in a step-by-step format, the new edition of Engineering Drawing offers maximum accessibility and convenience for today's VET-level students. Australian autho ...
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