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By CoromindSociety & Culture
Coromind episodes
- Coromind Guest Editorial - Genevieve Morley - Issue 36, 2025
After 35 editions of Coromind, I wonder if there is a house somewhere in Te Tara-o-te-ika-a-Māui that doesn’t have a copy sitting on a coffee table? For those of us who have found this monthly periodical, I’m sure you can relate; the pile has steadily grown since the magazine's inception in January 2023.
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5 min - Coromind and the National Library of New Zealand - Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
Each month, one copy of Coromind will be preserved in the Alexander Turnbull Library, the national research and heritage collection. A second copy joins the general New Zealand and Pacific collection. Digital deposits are also included in the Alexander Turnbull Library collection and archived in the National Digital Heritage Archive (NDHA), Aotearoa’s long-term digital preservation system.
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3 min - Allan Beaver – Featured Artist - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
The Coromind crew visits Allan Beaver’s studio in Coromandel Town on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Allan produces landscapes in oils, portraits in pastels, and freehand pencil sketches. His wife Loes creates handcrafts, knitting and tapestry.
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3 min - For the Love of Tairua - Shells, Bridges, & Stories by Jeanine Stanley - Coromind Issue 36, 2025pisode
If you have been to Tairua, you may have noticed branding on the shops and facilities with ‘Two Tides’, which is the English translation of Tairua. The first settlers, Polynesian ancestors of Māori, were elated by its sheltered harbour; it was one of the first places in New Zealand to be colonised.
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6 min - The Art of Slowing Down with Pottery by Kat Neilson-Jones - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
Just a short stroll from the Whitianga Ferry, tucked in beside the Ferry Landing car park, sits The Pottery Shed.
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4 min - Toitū te whenua, whatungarongaro te tangata - The Land Remains while People Disappear by Adele Smaill - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
This went through my mind this morning during our mahi as kaitiaki of the sand dunes at Cooks Beach. While removing a range of taru kino weeds, I thought about how the whenua is slowly healing from past harm.
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4 min - Proud to Be Local brought to you by CFM - Taimania Hinds – Coromind Issue 36, 2025
Proud to be Local is our inspirational feature, highlighting homegrown Coromandel Peninsula folks doing wonderful things out in the world. In this edition, Taimania Hinds. Brought to you by Safer Coromandel
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4 min - Ahuahu & Andy Series - A Living Archive Beneath My Feet on Great Mercury Island by Andy Hopping - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
I was full-time island bound, a novice ranger on Great Mercury Island in 2016, not at all well versed in environmental sciences, but with a natural love of nature via curiosity and respect.
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7 min - Beyond the Click Series - Are We Being Watched? by Stella Pennell - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
Digital surveillance is when companies and governments collect data on what you do online, like the sites you visit, things you buy, or even your location.
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6 min - From our Fridge to Yours - Liquorland Whitianga Team Picks for Summer - Coromind Issue 36, 2025
The crew at Liquorland Whitianga have put together their personal picks for the silly season – the drinks they actually take home, pour for friends and whānau, and keep chilled over the holidays.
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About Coromind
From the publisher's feed
This is the Audio version of the Coromind Magazine, a collaborative project brought to you by the Flock Media Group Ltd. from the beautiful Coromandel, Aotearoa New Zealand.