"For even the most intrepid of travellers, India can be a sensory assault – confronting and riveting in equal measure. If you’re a first-timer to the subcontinent, the Golden Triangle which threads together New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur offers the best crash-course in getting to grips with India. I first tripped around the Golden Triangle fourteen years ago and I’ve recently completed a return visit with Wendy Wu Tours. It was fascinating to discover the remarkable changes and dramatic swing in living standards, while many aspects to the allure of the Golden Triangle remained unchanged."

Read Mike's full article here.

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"For even the most intrepid of travellers, India can be a sensory assault – confronting and riveting in equal measure. If you’re a first-timer to the subcontinent, the Golden Triangle which threads together New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur offers the best crash-course in getting to grips with India. I first tripped around the Golden Triangle fourteen years ago and I’ve recently completed a return visit with Wendy Wu Tours. It was fascinating to discover the remarkable changes and dramatic swing in living standards, while many aspects to the allure of the Golden Triangle remained unchanged."
Read Mike's full article <a href="https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/lifestyle/travel/mike-yardley-delving-into-india-with-wendy-wu-tours/">here</a>.
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Jack Tame’s crisp perspective, style and enthusiasm makes for refreshing and entertaining Saturday morning radio on Newstalk ZB. News, sport, books, music, gardens and celebrities – what better way to spend your Saturdays?

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Mike Yardley: Tripping to India for first-timers

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An extremely prolific author, Michael Connelly has published more than 40 books. 

He’s created in-depth universes surrounding well-known characters like Mickey Haller in the Lincoln Lawyer and Harry Bosch, who’s appeared in 24 of Connelly’s novels.  

His universes continue to grow with a new addition to the Lincoln Lawyer series, ‘The Proving Ground’, which sees Haller team up with a journalist to take on big tech, AI, and uncover a whistleblower in hiding, all with billions on the line. 

Connelly professes to be a fan of technological innovation, exploring things like the internet, DNA analytics, and data storage in previous novels. 

“AI was kinda like, primed for me.” 

“For every great discovery and invention, and move forward with technology, there’s always somebody out there who is looking to turn it against is,” Connelly told Jack Tame. 

“And there were a couple of cases that really caught my eye, that made me, you know, say, yeah I know AI is gonna change the world for the better, but are we moving too fast?” 

Every week there’s some new development with AI, whether it's a new problem, a new use, or a new integration into an already existing platform. 

“The Proving Ground is an exploration of it,” he says. 

“I don’t wanna say it’s didactic, or tells anyone how to think, but it does, you know, maybe raise a flag and say, ‘take a look at this.’” 

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An extremely prolific author, Michael Connelly has published more than 40 books.&nbsp;
He’s created in-depth universes surrounding well-known characters like Mickey Haller in the Lincoln Lawyer and Harry Bosch, who’s appeared in 24 of Connelly’s novels. &nbsp;
His universes continue to grow with a new addition to the Lincoln Lawyer series, ‘The Proving Ground’, which sees Haller team up with a journalist to take on big tech, AI, and uncover a whistleblower in hiding, all with billions on the line.&nbsp;
Connelly professes to be a fan of technological innovation, exploring things like the internet, DNA analytics, and data storage in previous novels.&nbsp;
“AI was kinda like, primed for me.”&nbsp;
“For every great discovery and invention, and move forward with technology, there’s always somebody out there who is looking to turn it against is,” Connelly told Jack Tame.&nbsp;
“And there were a couple of cases that really caught my eye, that made me, you know, say, yeah I know AI is gonna change the world for the better, but are we moving too fast?”&nbsp;
Every week there’s some new development with AI, whether it's a new problem, a new use, or a new integration into an already existing platform.&nbsp;
“The Proving Ground is an exploration of it,” he says.&nbsp;
“I don’t wanna say it’s didactic, or tells anyone how to think, but it does, you know, maybe raise a flag and say, ‘take a look at this.’”&nbsp;
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Michael Connelly: Author on his AI and his new Mickey Haller novel 'The Proving Ground'

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As the weather turns warmer, more of us are taking advantage and hanging our clothes outside in the sun to dry. 

Kevin Milne’s not sure if the silly season has just come early, but he’s realised he’s quite the fan of clothes pegs – one kind in particular. 

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As the weather turns warmer, more of us are taking advantage and hanging our clothes outside in the sun to dry.&nbsp;
Kevin Milne’s not sure if the silly season has just come early, but he’s realised he’s quite the fan of clothes pegs – one kind in particular.&nbsp;
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Kevin Milne: Clothes pegs

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Tonight is the grand finale, Oasis performing the final show of their reunion tour down under in Sydney, Australia.  

Every show was sold out, fans ecstatic they’re able to see a band they never thought they would after their break up in 2009. 

Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame as the minutes tick down before the concert begins to provide a vibe check. 

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Tonight is the grand finale, Oasis performing the final show of their reunion tour down under in Sydney, Australia. &nbsp;
Every show was sold out, fans ecstatic they’re able to see a band they never thought they would after their break up in 2009.&nbsp;
Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame as the minutes tick down before the concert begins to provide a vibe check.&nbsp;
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Chris Schulz: Discussing the final show in Oasis' reunion tour

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