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Popstars flashback 1999: What really happened to Truebliss and where are the members now? 11 Apr, 2021 07:00 PM 8 minutes to read Rumour has it that members of Truebliss will guest star on the new series, starting Monday on TVNZ 2. From left: Megan Cassie, Carly Binding, Keri Harper, Erika Takacs and Joe Cotton. Photo / NZH Rumour has it that members of Truebliss will guest star on the new series, starting Monday on TVNZ 2. From left: Megan Cassie, Carly Binding, Keri Harper, Erika Takacs and Joe Cotton. Photo / NZH NZ Herald The year was 1999. Helen Clark was Prime Minister, a Hilux ad was c...

By Caitlin Jinks Published March 2, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. I’ve always wanted to own a home, but every time I read a ‘Here’s how I bought a home as a twenty-something’ article, there was always a catch buried deep at the bottom: their parents helped. They either helped with the deposit, or their parents let them live at home rent free so they...

Childhood millennial things in Malaysia Ask any millennial how life was like growing up in the 90s and they’ll most likely tell you that their childhood made for far simpler times compared to today. Sans technology, many of us spent our days playing games with our friends or purchasing cheap new thrills at our nearby kedai runcit – which made up a bulk of most of our fond childhood memories. As millennials are fast approaching or have just crossed the big 3-0 mark, we’ve rounded up 30 childhood things every Malaysian millennial owned or wished they had before the internet to remind yo...

Mountain Scene By PHILIP CHANDLER With Covid decimating Queenstown’s high-profile tourism industry, you mightn’t think a local business broker would be going for broke. But for Arrowtowner Kevin Peterson, who’s been Tabak Business Sales’ Otago/Southland broker for the past five years, pickings have been good. Buyer demand is in fact up, he says. That’s from a combination of expats returning home, people who’ve lost their jobs and those who see very limited returns for money in the bank. Some have thrown money into the sharemarket or housing but, he says, ‘‘stro...