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Vicki Ravlich-Horan Vicki is the owner and editor of Nourish magazine. She lives in Hamilton with her husband Andrew and eight-year-old daughter Zoe. Before starting Nourish magazine, Vicki owned a successful café and catering business, which she established after returning from her OE. If she’s not thinking, talking, making or eating food, Vicki’s an avid traveller, where she gets to eat, think, talk and learn about food in another country. Harriet Boucher Harriet joined the Nourish team just over two years ago. A trained chef, Harriet says, “At the age of sixteen I thought it was my destiny to own a food truck and at seventeen, I got my first job as a cook at a local café. It’s safe to say, the food truck idea never came to fruition, but my passion for cooking took off.” Having worked at a number of eateries in Hamilton, Harriet relished the opportunity to join the Nourish team and hone her passion for creating everyday meals that the whole family will love.
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Peter Rawnsley is a retired public servant living in Porirua, New Zealand. Stones and Kisses is his second collection of poems, following Light Cones (Mākaro Press, 2018).
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Marie Joan Read was born in Dannevirke, New Zealand on December 14, 1942. The eldest child of Douglas Gordon and Marjorie May Engebretsen, she was followed by a sister and two brothers in quick succession. She has Scottish and Norwegian ancestry on her father’s side, and British, Irish and Welsh on her mother’s.
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Contributors include: Sue Bradford, Huhana Hickey, Callum Katene, Lisa Marriott, Tracey McIntosh, Hana O'Regan, Sarah-Jane Paine, Craig Renney, Bill Rosenberg, Max Rashbrooke, Jin Russell, Miriana Stephens, Nikki Turner. Rebecca Macfie is an acclaimed New Zealand journalist and awardwinning author. In 2024, she was the JD Stout Research Fellow at the Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies, Te Herenga Waka- Victoria University of Wellington. Graeme Whimp is a Senior Research Fellow at the Stout Research Centre and Adjunct Research Fellow at the School of Social and Cultural Studies, both at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington. Brigitte Boenisch-Brednich is the is the Director of the Stout Research Centre and Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington.
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Madeleine and Rosie Redding are pseudonyms and most of the people who feature in the story have had their names changed. This is to protect and respect the vulnerable who are on their own troublesome journey of addiction.