A Glimpse of the Past in Silay City
You can be forgiven for thinking that the city of Silay in Negros Occidental is merely the place you land in to get to Bacolod City, which is generally the… Continue reading "A Glimpse of the Past in Silay City"
Category: Editor’s Notes
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Sugar & Romance: The Pioneer Families of Negros Occidental
In the belly of the Philippines lies a province rich in history, as well as in sugar. Dubbed, “the sugarbowl” of the country, Negros Occidental in the Western Visayas region… Continue reading "Sugar & Romance: The Pioneer Families of Negros Occidental"
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A Direct Link Home: My Experience with PAL’s Auckland-Manila Flight
A country’s flagship carrier is one of its most important tourism ambassadors overseas. The reputation of a nation’s airline will strongly influence our perspective of that location, hence why first… Continue reading "A Direct Link Home: My Experience with PAL’s Auckland-Manila Flight"
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An Evening in Russell
It was nerve-wracking and therapeutic, it was exhilarating but panic-inducing at the same time. The atmosphere at the New Zealand First Official Viewing Party in Russell on the night… Continue reading "An Evening in Russell"
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Winston in Morrinsville: Kicking the Hornets’ Nest
Those who still doubt if whether or not New Zealand has a rural-urban divide should have been in Morrinsville yesterday at noon. In response to a proposed tax on water,… Continue reading "Winston in Morrinsville: Kicking the Hornets’ Nest"
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The Day I Met The Punisher
It was early this month when I logged on to Facebook and saw myself tagged by three different friends to the same article by a prominent New Zealand publication. The… Continue reading "The Day I Met The Punisher"