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This month's articles...Here's just a taste:
Back to the future; a series of interpretive murals by artist Paul X Walsh now enliven a New Lynn street thanks to Tag Out Trust. Saving Grace; netballer finds joy in rugby sevens. Blockhouse Bay local Grace Kukutai on her recent change of codes and personal challenges. Stereotypes, taboos and the politics of age; an art project which brought together the young and old is now on display in Avondale. Church find new ways to connect; gathering restrictions force churches to come up with creative solutions to support parishioners "Almost" Legally Blonde; Avondale College's production didn't quite go off as planned, but not everything was swept away by the pandemic tsunami. Protesters save trees for another day; just when we thought it would all be over by now for the dozens of mature native trees in Canal Rd, stuff gets real. |
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