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Landing a Legacy

An unexpected inheritance changed the plans of an airline pilot and a city girl. Now they share their back-country farm and its handsome old homestead by way of horse-trekking adventures.

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House of Happiness

"My children are my garden," says Ashleigh Ogilvie-Lee of her six, but that’s not the half of it.

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Flying High

"Away from it all" takes on new meaning for a couple whose organic orchard and self-sufficient accommodation business are hidden on the river-bank with their only access by flying fox.

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The Heat is On

A reluctance to part with his money inspired a Dunedin inventor to build his own eco-friendly hot tub. It’s been so successful he’s now testing the water for supplying the world.

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Stand by Your Man

What makes a man like Geoff Ross tick? Best ask his wife Justine who’s been by his side for 22 years. The country-music fan is his greatest admirer and an essential ingredient in this mix
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Character Parts

The tiny Northland town of Kohukohu has more than its share of residents who are talented, creative, enterprising and sometimes just plain eccentric.

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The Greening of Simon Hall

When hunting, rafting and rallying lost their thrill, an Auckland high-flyer turned his attention to restoring and preserving his piece of wilderness.

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A Modern Model

The Roberts family came to New Zealand never imagining that 18 years later their roots would be as deeply sunk into the soil as those of the native trees surrounding their Auckland home.

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House of Happiness

It doesn't have to be christmas for Ashleigh Ogilvie-Lee to garland palm branches across a mantleshelf, entwine ivy about a pair of life-sized wooden swans and plait a necklace of fresh anemones for a stone horse.

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