John Watson

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Spencer Harding |JOhn Watson |John Watson

The North Face looks to keep you dry in 2025 with new rain collectionIn 1966, a brand emerged with a name defining its goal. The North Face got its name from the most challenging side of the mountain to traverse. Since …

Dec 1, 2024 | localmatters.co.nz | JOhn Watson |John Watson

With the end of the year fast approaching I wish everyone all the best for Christmas and New Year. At Auckland Council, the last 12 months have been a mixed bag – uncertainty over the ferry, Gulf Harbour golf course, and development generally. There was also the nonsensical attempt to demolish and sell off North Harbour Stadium, ultimately thwarted by a strong public campaign.

Jul 5, 2024 | paidforarticles.com | JOhn Watson |John Watson

9 Hits John Watson Jul 5, 2024, 3:30 PMВ последние годы рынок моды столкнулся с революционным изменением благодаря внедрению бесшовной одежды. Этот новый тренд обещает не только эстетические преимущества, но и невероятный комфорт для пользователей. Что такое Бесшовная ОдеждаБесшовная одежда  – это тип одежды, который производится с минимальным использованием швов.

Oct 8, 2023 | nzherald.co.nz | JOhn Watson |John Watson

OPINION Auckland is a maritime city with a proud history of transportation by sea. During its heyday, Auckland’s wharves were packed with people heading off to every conceivable part of the region. In recent times, however, the performance across significant parts of our ferry network has not been so impressive, despite the fact there are now just nine main commuter runs to operate. To be fair, some of these services are very reliable but others not nearly so.

Sep 19, 2023 | localmatters.co.nz | JOhn Watson |John Watson

Warning – this Viewpoint contains references to corporate neglect and bureaucratic arrogance. This is the ongoing scandal of the Gulf Harbour ferry service over the past two years. It was only a few short years ago this ferry was an outstanding success – the pride and joy of the public transport system on the Hibiscus Coast. Monthly passenger numbers were over 16,000, the number of sailings increasing steadily anda a cancellation rate barely 5 percent.