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Выпуск классического безымянного альбома Metallica 12 августа 1991 года, известного как «The Black Album» («Чёрный Альбом»), сразу же вызвал множество споров с момента своего выхода. Сегодня, тридцать лет спустя, когда группа готовится отпраздновать выход этого альбома изданием расшире...

“Many Aucklanders have never heard of Bean Rock, but it’s visible from almost any vantage point along the Waitematā Harbour,” museum director Vincent Lipanovich said. “It’s a fascinating landmark and maintains its original purpose of keeping vessels safe as they travel in and out of the harbour.” Māori called the rock on which the lighthouse stands “Te Toka a Kapetawa,” and legend tells us that a chief named Tara marooned his brother-in-law there. It was later named Bean ...

Thursday, 22 July 2021, 9:20 am This weekend, New Zealand Maritime Museum Hui Te Ananui a Tangaroa is celebrating the birthday of Waitematā Harbour icon, Bean Rock Lighthouse. The museum’s heritage scow, Ted Ashby, will make a special trip out to the lighthouse to mark the occasion – an event which is open to the public. “Many Aucklanders have never heard of Bean Rock, but it’s visible from almost any vantage point along the Waitematā Harbour,” says museum Director, Vincent Lipanov...

Luna Rossa - Americas Cup - Day 2 - March 12, , Course E © Richard Gladwell / Sail-World.com The fourth day of racing in the 36th Match for the Americas Cup will get underway in Auckland this afternoon, off Rangitoto Island and Takapuna Beach Despite the Government lowering the COVID Alert for Auckland to Level 1, the racing has not been shifted onto Course C around the North Head area as we still have the north easterly breezes. With a little over an hour to go before racing comme...

WHY GO? Because nobody ever rode a Segway without a permanent grin. Plus, you get to enjoy so many of Devonport’s hidden treasures, which include, unexpectedly, a giraffe and a pair of concrete greyhounds. Humming through the quiet back streets, between North Head and Mt Victoria, you’ll see beautiful, old villas painstakingly restored, set in lovely gardens, and hear insider gossip about some of them. You’ll make a note to come back to those tearooms by the sea you go past, or that te...