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Publication history
Articles
| Single handed, ocean flyer |
Boating NZ, Apr 2008 |
The Veolia Oceans class yacht, designed for the SolOceans round the world race. |
| The big heart |
Boating NZ, Mar 2008 |
Trans-tasman kayak voyage. |
| Open oceans |
Boating NZ, Feb 2008 |
Dee Caffari's Vendée Globe ocean racing programme. |
| Into the abyss |
e.nz, Nov/Dec 2007 |
| No resistance |
e.nz, Sep/Oct 2007 |
| Ticket to ride |
e.nz, Jul/Aug 2007 |
| Whaling in Wellington |
Boating NZ, Jul 2007 |
| The end of a dream |
Boating NZ, Apr 2007 |
| What's in that TV dinner, anyway? |
e.nz, Mar/Apr 2007 |
| Wellington's Line 7 Regatta |
Boating NZ, Mar 2007 |
| Wellington's Line 7 Regatta 2007 |
Boating NZ, Feb 2007 |
| Pump it up |
e.nz, Jan/Feb 2007 |
| Catching the CANBus |
Boating NZ, Dec 2006 |
| The sweet spot | Boating
NZ, Nov 2006 |
| Fresh fish foils scurvy | Boating
NZ, Oct 2006 |
| Energy |
Gamma series, Royal Society of NZ, Sep 2006 |
| First in, best anchored |
Boating NZ, Sep 2006 |
| Dinghy decision—a tender subject |
Boating NZ, Sep 2006 |
| The
outboard motor’s century of duty |
Boating NZ, Aug 2006 |
| From crank to yank: A century of starting procedures |
Boating NZ, Aug 2006 |
| Is biodiesel an answer? |
NZ Trucking, Jun 2006 |
| I’ll drive—pass the remote |
Boating NZ, Jun 2006 |
| Petrol management: Winter, water and alcohol |
Boating NZ, Jun 2006 |
| Barnett
20m: Passagemaker for two
| Boating NZ,
May 2006 |
| Fishing
companies declare no-dredge
zones |
Boating NZ, Mar 2006 |
| Liferaft odyssey
| Boating NZ,
Feb 2006 | |
Port Road drags
| NZ
Hot Rod Magazine, Feb 2006 | | Crying:
‘Wolf’
| Boating NZ,
Jan 2006 |
| Putting
the seal on low-sulphur diesel
| Boating NZ,
Jan 2006 |
| Russians
heading back to polar seas
| NZ
Press Association, Jan 2006 |
| To
Russia, with the trade winds
| Boating NZ,
Nov 2005 |
| Wellington
to be Wellington’s
latest shipwreck |
Boating NZ, Nov 2005 |
| Emergency steering
| Boating NZ,
Nov 2005 |
| Taming Russia’s wild east |
NZ Business, Oct 2005 |
| Kiwis
offered Russian leases |
NZ
Press Association, Aug 2005 |
| From
Antarctica by jury rudder
| Boating NZ,
May 2005 |
| Exercise or Winterise |
Boating NZ, May 2005 |
| Classic
raceboat returns to Wellington
| Boating NZ,
May 2005 |
| Cutting
through the Southern Ocean
| Boating NZ,
Mar 2005 |
| Ordinary
people doing extraordinary
things |
Boating NZ, Mar 2005 |
| A recipe for kaka
| Con Science, Feb 2005 |
| A feather by any other name |
Con Science, Feb 2005 |
| Low sulphur diesel
—will it wreck our engines? |
NZ Fishing News, Feb 2005 |
| Round the world in a very
fast boat |
Boating NZ, Jan
2005 |
| The
paperless wheelhouse |
Boating NZ, Jan 2005
| | Classic
Logan-built gaff cutter returns
home to Wellington | Boating NZ, Jan 2005 |
| Low
sulphur diesel—will it wreck
our engines? | Boating NZ, Dec 2004 |
Short Stories
| Jason’s Gas; & Preface (co-written with T.W. Schaefer & Catherine Boyle) |
World Words—an anthology of international writers in NZ.publ. by Writers International (NZ) in Association with Headworx. Wellington, NZ: 2006. |
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| Queerjo’s Favourite Pub |
World Words. |
Zaxocon and Drivel visit Lower Hutt for a beer. The bartender needed months of intensive counselling. The pub was never the same again. Listen to this story. |
| Jason’s Crew |
JAAM 20, publ. by J A A M Publishing Collective. Wellington, NZ: 2003. (also in Salient, Jun 2003) |
Jason Peabody's farm machinery develops a mind of its own, leaving Jason feeling a little prickly. Listen to this story. |
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