Other | Pressroom CELEBRATING EMPOWERMENT AT MJF FOUNDATION JOHN CLANCY WRITING TO WACS MAGAZINEMay 29, 2017June 14, 2025Celebrating Empowerment At MJF Foundation John Clancy writing to WACS Magazine
Pressroom | The Sunday Times ‘Lichens: the coolest thing you never heard of’ National Geographic team at Dilmah Conservation’s lecture on lichens.May 25, 2017June 14, 2025'Lichens: the coolest thing you never heard of', a lecture presided by eminent Sri Lankan lichenologist, Dr. Gothamie Weerakoon, and world renowned lichen specialist Dr Pat Wolseley, scientific advisor to the Natural History Museum London, will concentrate on a scientific dissemination of their insights on the subject. The duo will be joined by National Geographic Young Explorer, Matthew Cicanese, a documentary artist who takes a special interest in small organisms, and human interactions with the environment. This lecture on May 27 at the BMICH, Orchid Room at 6.15 p.m. is a part of the environmental lecture series hosted by Dilmah Conservation.
Other | Pressroom Dilmah Tea targets a new generation of tea drinkers amid tight marginsMay 24, 2017June 14, 2025An article By Jessica Wa'u, published in The CNBC.
Other | Pressroom Dilmah Tea Perfect Cuppa for Carbon ConsciousMay 24, 2017June 14, 2025An article published by Hotel Magazine New Zealand.
Other | Pressroom Dilmah – School of TeaMay 24, 2017June 14, 2025An article by Kate Wilkinson published in The Adelaide food central Website.
Other | Pressroom DILMAH’S SCHOOL OF TEAMay 24, 2017June 14, 2025An article published byThe Adelaidian Website.
Other | Pressroom Dilmah School of Tea, Pure, Natural, Sophisticated.’May 24, 2017June 14, 2025An article by carinasta this published in The Everything Adelaide Website.
Other | Pressroom Are you getting the most out of your afternoon tea?May 24, 2017June 14, 2025An article By Claudia Poposkipublished in The Food to Love Website.
Other | Pressroom Should you put milk in tea before or after water? An expert tries to settle the debate once and for allMay 23, 2017June 14, 2025A Video byTim Wilson, published in thetvnz.co.nz.
Pressroom Beverage should suit you to a tea, Dilmah boss tells Crown PerthMay 17, 2017June 14, 2025An article by carinastathis published in The Everything Adelaide Website.
Other | Pressroom HOW TO MAKE A PERFECT TEA, ACCORDING TO DILMAH’S DIHAN FERNANDOMay 17, 2017June 14, 2025An article By Natalie Richards published in The West Australian.
Other | Pressroom Ten Guitars kicks off the Art Deco weekendMarch 2, 2017June 14, 2025Three guys from Flaxmere with white tee-shirts and their name printed on the back stole the show in an all-to-brief Art Deco debut as Napier's 29th flamboyant annual celebration of it's 1930s architectural heritage kicked-in last night. The trio from Project Prima Volta needed just three numbers to transform their stardom from festival opera Carmen to the smaller stage of the Art Deco Festival's Sileni Estate Opening Soiree - a wee set opened in the MTG foyer with Engelbert Humperdinck's 1960s-era Ten Guitars. There was no sign of any garters being flung, but L.J.Crichton, Emmanuel Fuimaono and Jordan Fuimaono were still taken aback to near speechlessness by the spontaneous applause, and the approach of a newfound fan moments later with the modern-day Bravo. "It was awesome," she said. About 150 had gathered in the foyer for the weekend opening by Mayor of Napier Bill Dalton, as the crowd grew outside in the streets closed to vehicular traffic, apart from the steam traction engine, and the growing fleet of vintage cars, pride of place to a 1948 Pontiac Toledo bought from the US by new owner Bert Dove, from Bay of Plenty.
