Christine Fernyhough
Quirky collectibles: Find out about a 10-million-year-old crab
Over the years, Christine Fernyhough has built an extraordinary private collection of New Zealand objects, spanning everything from the 1860s through to the 1970s. Now, in her new book The Albino Kiwi… Audio
25 Years of Country Life - Queen of the Castle
In celebration of Country Life's 25th anniversary, we're sharing a popular 2008 story about writer Christine Fernyhough's midlife change from the Auckland business world to farming on a high-country… Audio, Gallery
25 Years of Country Life - Queen of the Castle
In celebration of Country Life's 25th anniversary, we're sharing a popular 2008 story about writer Christine Fernyhough's midlife change from the Auckland business world to farming on a high-country…
AudioChristine Fernyhough: Mid-century living in the Butterfly House
For over 30 years, philanthropist and author Christine Fernyhough has built an extraordinary collection of over 4000 everyday objects of mid-century New Zealand craft, design and folk art. Audio, Gallery
Christine Fernyhough - The Museum of the Everyday
Christine Fernyhough is the author of the bestselling memoir The Road To Castle Hill: A High Country Love Story, and she set up Books in Homes and then the Gifted Kids Programme for high-achieving… Audio
Auckland businesswoman turned high country farmer and writer
Christine Fernyhough runs Castle Hill station, near Porters Pass in Canterbury with her husband John Bougen. An ardent advocate of learning and reading she was the co-founder of the Books in Homes… Audio
Christine Fernyhough
Former Auckland businesswoman and philanthropist who moved to the high country of the South Island and wrote The Road to Castle Hill and new book Ben and Mark, Boys of the High Country. Audio
Queen of the Castle
Philanthropist and author Christine Fernyhough is learning how to be a successful farmer on her Castle Hill Station. Audio
