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Lydia’s first major hair cut all for charity,hello wigsf

Lydia Baxendale’s long blonde locks will soon be on their way to Freedom Wigs in Dunedin after she cut her hair to raise money for the Child Cancer Foundation. Her mum Sam also had her hair cut for cancer and between them they have donated 100...

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Gisborne Herald

21 Jul 2017

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Pro-choice feminists? The hypocrisy is tangible

“Cultural appropriation is the inappropriate or unacknowledged adoption of an element or elements of one culture or identity by members of another culture or identity. This can be controversial when members of a dominant culture appropriate from...

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Gisborne Herald

05 Feb 2022

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Water security, public engagement

Council has a full agenda this week that includes some high priority topics. One topic in particular that everyone should be interested in is water and the Three Waters Reform proposal from Government. Thank you to those who have taken an interest...

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Gisborne Herald

27 Sep 2021

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Applying knowledge without wisdom

I sometimes refer to my past columns to reinforce points. Early this month mention of past pieces “The environment must come first” and “Making do and going without”, saw me cop this:“Apart from being immensely vague and...

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Gisborne Herald

28 Jul 2021

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Kashmir: The ‘wounded civilisation’ strikes back

God knows what novelist V.S. Naipaul really meant half a century ago when he called India “the wounded civilisation” in his travelogue-cum-psychoanalysis book about the home of his ancestors. But it is a handy phrase, because it encapsulates the...

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Gisborne Herald

10 Aug 2019