We are definitely in the "first world".
There are the negatives, for example seeing homeless or people who live on the streets in such a rich country. Or seeing signs full of rules in public areas (don't do this, don't do that).
But there are some wonderful positives too - public investment in art, safely sharing unpopular political views, and having clean, natural spaces within urban environments.
Nadia
There are the negatives, for example seeing homeless or people who live on the streets in such a rich country. Or seeing signs full of rules in public areas (don't do this, don't do that).
But there are some wonderful positives too - public investment in art, safely sharing unpopular political views, and having clean, natural spaces within urban environments.
Nadia
Pou on transformational leadership, found along a nature walkway in Waikato
Waiting for the start of Marama, a political Maori and South Pacific dance performance we attended at the Auckland Arts Festival
Yet another reason to be a vegetarian (even if you love cheese)!
Climbing down a municipal walking trail on Paritutu Rock in New Plymouth
The gorgeous view of Mount Taranaki and the Pacific, from the top of Paritutu Rock
Pristine and empty Centennial Park Beach, right in New Plymouth
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