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Rob Brown is one of New Zealand's leading landscape photographers and writers. His photography and writing has appeared in many publications, such as the Montana Award-winning 'Classic Tramping in New Zealand'(1999) co-authored with Shaun Barnett, and 'New Zealand: The Essential Landscape'2011). 'Shelter from the Storm: the story of New Zealand's Backcountry Huts' (2012) and 'A Bunk for the Night' (2016 & 2021). Rob lives with his family in Wanaka and is currently the operations manager for the Backcountry Trust.
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EARLE BROWN graduated MBChB from Otago University in 1960. His plastic surgery training was at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland under the tutelage of Sir William Manchester and at Canniesburn Hospital in Glasgow. He was a staff member of the Plastic Surgical Unit at Middlemore from 1970 to 2005. MICHAEL KLAASSEN graduated with an MBChB from Otago University in 1980 and qualified as a plastic surgeon in 1990 after completing his training at Middlemore and Waikato Hospitals in New Zealand. Dr Earle Brown was his original mentor in plastic and reconstructive surgery in 1987.
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Audrey Teuki Tetupuariki Tuioti BROWN-PEREIRA (1975) is an innovative poet who plays with text on the page and words in the air/ear. Poetry collections include Threads of Tivaevae: Kaleidoskope of Kolours (2002) with Veronica Vaevae published by Steele Roberts and Passages in Between I(s)lands (2014) with Ala Press. Her pieces appear in anthologies: Vā: Stories from Women of the Moana; Whetu Moana; and Mauri Ola and she has performed at the New Zealand Fringe Festival and Poetry Parnassus in London. She wrote the script for the short film The Cat’s Crying with He Taonga Films (1995) and experimental film inspired by her poem of the same name The Rainbow (1997) with Veronica Vaevae. Born in the Cook Islands and raised in New Zealand, Audrey lives in Samoa with her family. She is a graduate of Auckland University and the National University of Samoa.