It’s the decisions you make that count

August 2014

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August 2014

The Milford Track and Clinton River are highly accessible – but that doesn't lessen the importance of sound decision making. Photo: Supplied
Nowhere is the significance of the decision-making process more important than in the outdoors, writes Nathan Watson Whether we’re at the beach, on our bikes, running around a park, climbing a mountain or striding through the bush, as a nation New Zealanders do a lot in the outdoors. In any given month more than a […]
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