My Generation September Features

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Who's Making Money from TradeMe, and how? There are many traders who are running small businesses on the internet trading sites - buying up goods at garage sales and charity shops and re-selling them at a profit. How's it done, and it is a viable way to make a modest living? And - what about the IRD?????
 
Age Research - a report in the results of new research into our post-50 NZ population - who are they, what do they do, what do they like, how to they live.
 
Old Sporting Heroes - first of a new series. Some will have a "where are they now" twist, such as Brian Mckechnie, some will be those who have achieved great results against the odds, and others will be one-off stories of strange sporting successes, like the TVNZ reporter who went to India to cover the NZ cricket team, and ended up playing to NZ because everyone else got sick!
 
Red Hats - a short piece on the Red Hat Society, a women's group which embraces the philosophies of verve, humour and elan. They meet regularly for lunches and excursions, wearing red hats and purple coats, and we joined them for a birthday lunch to celebrate a 25 year anniversary. Fab photos.
 
Main travel feature is our award winning travel writer's take on a cruise on the Rhine (which was part of her prize for winning an Australian journalism award.)
 
Secondary travel feature on drinking your way around South Australia - not as decadent as it sounds, because it's by wine writer and foodie Glenda Neil.
 
A profile with someone who's destined to become this country's most famous auntie - Amiria Reriti, the woman who's presenting Maori Television's new show 'Auntie Moves in."

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