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MARY REDMAYNE’s life has revolved around children and their welfare, both at home with her four sons, and in her work. She ran her own photography business in the 90s after receiving photography tuition from Ron Woolf. Later, she attended university as a mature student. Mary’s research, and previous publications, have been about young people’s use of electronic devices. They have appeared in magazines, newspapers, and academic journals. In 2018, her life took a terrible turn with the sudden tragic death of a beloved grandson. Grief was acute. Coming to terms with her grandson’s personal loss, her own loss and that of his parents was hard work. Thankfully, she strongly felt God’s support. Mary now enjoys the freedom of semi-retirement, working from home in Wellington, along with the continued joy of time spent with her grandchildren, and learning to paint and to play the cello. A note from Mary: “Grief is very personal. I do not assume to know your grief, but hope the guidance I felt given will open ways for you to find courage, comfort, and a path forward. It can feel lonely, but you are not alone.”
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A.W. Reed: Through his prolific works (he specialised in writing books on Maori topics) as well as his major association with a well-known publishing house (AH & AW Reed), the name of AW Reed has been a familiar household name for many years. Buddy Mikaere also has a strong reputation, particularly in the academic world, for Maori studies.
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Adam’s career has been largely in creative copy and concept development for his marketing agency Stun, and more recently in small business with the creation of Blackwell and Sons and the Greytown Distilling Company. He is an advocate for small towns and a corresponding lifestyle that prioritises his wife, travel and exploration, and a deep love of nature.
WRITERS: George Kahi, John Hawkesby, Chris Bailey, Paul Monin, Clare Dunleavy, Andrew Glenn, Anthony McNamara, Roanne Izzard Parker, Denis O’Connor, Anton Forde, Gabriella Lewenz, Graeme Revell, Kashmir Postel, Rosie Walford, Paora Toi-Te-Rangiuaia, Judy Davis, Maikara Ropata, Matariki Roche, Nick Saunders, Sue Fitchett, Tony King-Turner, Greg Treadwell, Lady Jennie and Izzy Fenwick, Sarah Gloyer, Carol Bucknell, Michael Maahs, Nalayini and Gareth Davies, Tanya Batt, Amanda Linnell, Selina Tusitala Marsh.
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Dylan is a TV editor and contributing writer for The Spinoff. Since September 2001, he has been unable to look away from the online conspiracy rabbit hole. As well as watching strange online worlds as a hobby, Dylan has also written about them as a journalist. In 2014 he joined David Farrier in exploring an internet mystery that ultimately emerged into the documentary film Tickled.