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Castle Publishing is New Zealand's premier Christian and family publisher, with a great range of books and ebooks and quality self-publishing services. Browse our titles for books and ebooks (Kindle and ePUB) on all kinds of topics.You can submit your work for our consideration or use our high-quality editing, design, layout, typesetting, ebook production and digital and offset printing services.

Homebook is a multi media project launching in the home and building sector, watch this space for more details.

Web Media Publishing Description: The leading publisher to the world wide web. Our specialized publications reach over 2 000 000 people world wide within a diverse range of industries. Our publications help readers keep current with information important to their field and allow advertisers to reach their customers in all segments of operations.

HarperCollinsPublishers is a division of the global media organisation News Corporation, and has significant publishing interests in Canada, the U.K. and ANZ as well as Asian Markets. HarperCollins was established in 1989 with the amalgamation of Harper and Row (USA), William Collins (UK) and Angus and Robertson ( Australia). This union of strong global publishers resulted in a uniquely powerful company, with the literary heritage of each augmented by the international reach of News Corporation. Today, HarperCollins is a broad-based publisher with strengths in literary and commercial fiction, business books, children's books, cookbooks, general interest, religious and spiritual books. In New Zealand the company was established in 1888 as a division of William Collins in the UK and its strength in this market stems from a strong involvement in local publishing.

Rim Books is an artist focused publishing venture, established in 1996 in Auckland, Aotearoa/ New Zealand to produce and promote publications of photographic art, applied arts, art history and exhibition catalogues, that may not easily be taken on by more mainstream publishers. Our aim is to retain the original vision of the authors/artists, while providing support for editing, design and production to ensure enduring, high quality publications, without the constraints of commercial agendas. We are a small operation based in a small city in a small country, relying on networks of regional and international artists and authors who project, preserve and foster the independent voice intended for a world-wide audience.

Welcome to the Broadcast Film school and thanks for your interest in our courses. We offer intense short course for people who want to start or change careers in film and television industry. Based on the model of Australian Film Television and Radio School, our courses are taught by production company with extensive industry experience and up-to-date technology. Students are provided the access of our online Library. The top students will be offered work on our current film and television productions.

We cover what is important for your finances - banks, finance companies, mortgages, term deposits, credit cards, Kiwisaver, insurance, personal loans - as well as what is happening in the property markets, and in rural New Zealand. Got a story tip? email us at news@interest.co.nz

Créé en 2001 par Hervé Heyraud à Mexico, LePetitJournal.com offre de l'information générale et locale à quelque 2.5M Français vivant à l’étranger et 140M de francophone dans le monde. Présent dans 41 villes sur les cinq continents, ce média totalement gratuit et indépendant est devenu en dix ans une référence pour les Français et francophones résidant à l’étranger, rassemblant aujourd’hui plus de 365.000 lecteurs. Chaque édition locale a pour mission de délivrer chaque jour à ses lecteurs une synthèse en français de l'actualité de la zone qu’elle couvre et de la communauté francophone qui y réside. Ce contenu vient s’ajouter à l’actualité de la France et du reste du monde traité par le bureau central basé en France, ainsi que les sujets spéciaux sur l’expatriation. Véritable outil au service de la communauté francophone expatriée, LePetitJournal.com permet de maintenir un lien avec le pays d'origine tout en se tenant au courant des nouvelles de son pays d'accueil. Vous pouvez contacter notre équipe locale: jean.albert@lepetitjournal.com filip.milo@lepetitjournal.com

Psychology and archaeology. Modernism and mōteatea. Sonnets and seismic shifts. We’re interested in almost everything. To keep up with what we’re doing, sign up at http://www.press.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/about/newsletter

The Herald on Sunday was formed in 2004 when parent company APN News & Media launched a brand new paper into an ever-changing and uncertain media landscape. Its compact size, hard-hitting style and focus on investigative journalism, a dedicated gossip section and magazine-style sport reportage stood it apart from other papers. Shayne Currie took over as editor in early 2005. He led the paper to Newspaper of the Year awards in 2008 and 2010 and oversaw consistent readership growth as the HoS became the third biggest newspaper in New Zealand. Bryce Johns became editor in July 2010 and has continued to lead the paper to growing circulation and readership. The HoS now has more than 100,000 circulation and 400,000 readership - one of the only papers around the world to still be growing in size during a period of declining print readerships. Sports editor Paul Lewis is a multi-award winning journalist who has covered major political, sporting and cultural events for nearly four decades.

Viva's expert team of editors brings you the very best in fashion, beauty, food, wine and design in New Zealand and beyond. We have our finger on the pulse of all that is stylish and modern to ensure you keep up with the play. Viva the magazine has a weekly readership of over 342,000 people and comes in The New Zealand Herald every Wednesday.

OUTSTANDING VALUE IN TOURISM ADVERTISING Tourist Times Northern is a full colour, glossy-covered quality tabloid-style publication promoting AUCKLAND, NORTHLAND, COROMANDEL, BAY OF PLENTY, WAIKATO, CENTRAL NORTH ISLAND to the free-and-independent traveller. One of the country's longest-established tourism media publications, the 'tourist times' is instantly-recognised, and is a nationwide brand. Tourist Times enjoys a high profile to visitors through excellent distribution through information centres and along known visitor streams including the i-SITE network and premium outlets including Auckland International Airport, Skycity, Viaduct basin, Auckland CBD hotels, Ferry Terminal, Princes Wharf, Britomart - and hundreds more. The Northern Edition covers the depth and breadth of New Zealand's key tourist areas and high-visitor yield areas - from the international gateway of Auckland, the stunning Coromandel Peninsula, Northland's beautiful Bay of Islands, the tourist mecca of Rotorua, the holiday playground around magnificent Lake Taupo and as far south as Turangi, New Zealand's trout fishing capital.