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'It was all so sudden. Twenty seconds and then silence. I started calling out, 'Can anyone hear me?' - nothing but silence. Over the next few hours I heard hysterical sobbing and people clapping as others were rescued. I could hear engines, drilling and what sounded like sledgeha ...
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Blue Water is a collection of true adventure stories from a writer in love with the sea ... From an action-packed journey to the Arctic ice pack, encounters with whales and storms, to rescuing a derelict yacht - only to later be washed ashore on a New Zealand beach - Lindsay Wrig ...
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A the age of 16, Dean Taylor was invited to go on his first hunting party to Stewart Island and since then he has returned 21 times. These tales capture the comraderie and the isolation that is experienced while hunting in such a remote part of the world.
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It was interesting what people in the checkout line were buying: it was all comfort food. The man in front of me had eggs, bacon, cigarettes, beer. And here we were buying pink buns. No one was buying sensible emergency rations like baked beans..." "It was just the most wonderful ...
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On February 22, 2011, journalist Jane Bowron had been living back in her hometown of Christchurch for three years when the city was struck by a magnitude 6.3 earthquake - just five months after a 7.1 earthquake. The first quake had caused damage but no fatalities. This time it wa ...
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Journalist Jane Bowron's weekly newspaper columns detailing her experiences in Christchurch following the February 2011 earthquake. Includes 25 additional columns added since the 1st edition"--Publisher information.
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The stories in this book are all personal accounts of refugee displacement, journeys, survival and, eventually, resettlement in New Zealand.
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Colin Crump is Barry Crump's younger brother. His stories of an often-idyllic country boyhood, running wild half a century ago, are interwoven with almost unbearable scenes in which an abusive father delivers brutal beatings to his spirited sons.
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9780143018230 |
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8 June 2002 by Penguin |
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All ages |
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This is the extraordinary autobiographical story of one family's faith in the face of crisis; a true testament of courage, determination, forgiveness and love. Surviving a horrific motor vehicle accident, they can witness that God is found in the deepest valley.
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n the 24th May 1937, the author's twenty-fourth birthday, a small 26foot yacht left Auckland Harbour to commence a winter crossing of the stormy Tasman Sea to Australia. Along with Keith Dawson was his friend and the yacht's co-owner, Dick Wellington, (later killed over Europe as ...
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