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This is the last of the New Zealand Alpine Club’s Southern Alps climbing guides. It’s not published yet – you’ll have to wait until September to buy a copy – but it’ll be worth the wait, as it describes pretty much every alpine and transalpine route between Arthur’s Pass and Aoraki Mount Cook National Parks.

The cover image by Geoff Spearpoint is a classic alpine view of Mt Evans from the Wilkinson River, in Westland.

What’s beyond ignorance?

Um, irony?

Someone thought the cover of the last issue of In Business was, well, an outrage.

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The New Zealand Alpine Club has around 3000 members and is New Zealand’s main organisation representing climbers. This is the cover of their annual report for 2009, which we produced.

Okay, the title of this post is a bit obscure. But that boulder in the photo looks kind of like an asteroid. Sort of.

Space Waltz were kind of cool, back in 1974.

In Business, the business magazine we help put together, has gone national – with an international focus.

The latest issue has Icebreaker CEO Jeremy Moon sparking out on the the cover – inside he ponders his role as a ‘thought leader’ for the company he founded.

There arealso  profiles of some of the winners at the recent Trade and Enterprise-sponsored NZ International Business Awards.

But for our money, possibly the most intriguing story is an interview with Jack Yan, publisher of internal fashion mag  Lucire magazine, among other things: “I saw being first as a way to leapfrog all that negativity that used to drag me down.”