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Camus Wyatt is an independent photographer and doctoral student in art history based in Wellington Te Whanganui-a-Tara. His practice often examines the connections between thought and place, perception and form. He is drawn to the possibilities of change and chance, unplanned moments, and the materiality of analogue photography. He has had five previous solo exhibitions. His most recent work was Time is the longest distance, a public art installation for Wellington City Council of sixteen large-scale lightbox images exploring the relationship between photography, memory, and place.

Eva is a graduate of Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington and the MA programme in fiction at the International Institute of Modern Letters, where she worked on a short-story collection that received the Jean Squire Project Scholarship. She is originally from Aotearoa New Zealand and is currently based in London.

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Janet is the author of multiple books on money. She holds degrees in law and accounting. She is also a public speaker. She has spent over 30 years helping people with their finances and is passionate about empowering people through financial literacy. Janet has written two other books, Family Trusts 101 and Money Secrets 101.

Nutrition Coach. Healthy Food Ambassador. Teacher. Author. Cat Lover. Recovered Yo-Yo Dieter. A certified Health and Nutrition Coach, Michelle Yandle is also an international speaker with IISB, successful entrepreneur, Empowered Eating(TM) coach and two-time author with a focus on traditional diets for health, and nutrition coaching for Empowered Eating(TM). Originally from Canada, Michelle received her bachelor degree at Dalhousie University, Halifax while later achieving a graduate degree in education at the University of Maine at Fort Kent. She then furthered her education with a graduate certificate through the school of Holistic Performance Nutrition and certificates in health and nutrition coaching from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and Cadence Health in New Zealand. Michelle's health advice has featured in such magazines as Nadia Magazine and Healthy Food Guide. She has been a guest blogger at AwesoME Inc(R) - where this series on Gentle Nutrition was first published, as well as Ecostore, Elephant Journal, NZ Woman and more. She has also been a guest on The Hitz Radio and The AM Show, a regular feature in local and national newspapers and is an author and National Ambassador for Nuzest New Zealand. AwesoME Inc(R) is your starting point to creating a healthier and happier you. We know that when crisis hits having skills that build up our resilience can be a life-saver. We bring together a team of passionate and professional people with a purpose to create a happier and healthier world. The aim is to help people enhance their happiness and well-being, with resources, tools, and techniques based on positive psychology, including gratitude journals and resilience training for adults and children. Gratitude, mindfulness, exercise and nutrition are all ways you can build resilience and help you keep focused, positive and calm in the face of adversity. We want to empower individuals to create happiness in their own lives, and to reach people, with our amazing resources and tools, to help them do just that. Change Your Thoughts. Change Your Perspective. Change Your Life.

Grace Yee is a poet, writer and researcher based in Melbourne, Australia. Her work has appeared in Overland, Island, Meanjin, Southerly, Westerly, Rabbit, Cordite Poetry Review, The Shanghai Literary Review, Women's Museum of California, Landfall, Poetry New Zealand Yearbook, and Best of Australian Poems 2021, and Best of Australian Poems 2022, among others. In 2020, Grace was awarded the Patricia Hackett Prize, and the Peter Steele Poetry Award. She was a Creative Fellow at the State Library Victoria (2019-21), where she researched early settler Chinese Australian histories for a collection, Joss: A History (forthcoming). Her debut collection Chinese Fish (Giramondo Publishing) began as part of her PhD thesis on settler Chinese women’s storytelling (University of Melbourne). In 2024, Chinese Fish was awarded the Victorian Prize for Literature, the Victorian Premier's Prize for Poetry, and the Mary and Peter Biggs Award for Poetry, Ockham New Zealand Book Awards.