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By CoromindSociety & Culture
Coromind episodes
- Coromind Guest Editorial - Sebastien Pan - Issue 33, 2025
When the first issue of Coromind came out, I already knew it would be something special. I had been friends with Leo and Taylor for years, and watched them pour their creativity and energy into ALTBAYS Table Talk, their podcast that sparked honest conversations and unexpected connections.
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5 min - Jude Calder - Featured Artist – Coromind Issue 33, 2025
For the longest time, all I really wanted was a little cabin in the woods where I could draw, paint, surf, and maybe rock out to a party or three if the isolation got too much. Fast forward to today and that dream still feels as far away as it did 30 years ago. Funny how the simplest things can be the hardest to achieve … or maybe I’m just taking the long and winding road to get there.
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4 min - Milly Moon and The Spaces Between Series - Claiming Title by Milly Moon – Coromind Issue 33, 2025
I wake early and busy myself with packing a bag, fussing over a layered outfit – Melbourne's weather can be more volatile than home – then anxiously sift through old writings in an attempt to reassure myself that I have at least a semblance of know-how, worthy of the weekend ahead.
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6 min - Wondering of Waikino: The Life of Kuya the Cave Painter by Amir Yussof – Coromind Issue 33, 2025
The morning inside the cave was chilly and dimly lit. The only light was from a few coals still burning in fire pits from the night before. All was silent, save for the stifled moaning of a young mother giving birth to her second child while her daughter looked on in awe.
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5 min - Proud to Be Local brought to you by CFM featuring Rob Holding – Coromind Issue 33, 2025
Proud to be Local is our inspirational feature, highlighting homegrown Coromandel Peninsula folks doing wonderful things out in the world. In this edition, Rob Holding.
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5 min - The Story Behind Coffee LaLa by Mark Tugendhaft - Coromind Issue 33, 2025
Coffee LaLa was born of a fortuitous string of events. Surprisingly, roasting coffee is a lot like firing pottery. Potters and cooks make good roasters...
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6 min - Suckafish – Beers, Darts and Punk Rock by Garden Music Shop – Coromind Issue 33, 2025
We are Suckafish and we play punk rock. Our style is loosely based on the 90s punk sound but also dips into ska, grunge and metal.
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5 min - Turning Waste into Opportunity by Wāhi Tukurua - Coromind Issue 33, 2025
Wāhi Tukurua has launched Mercury Bay’s first-ever resource recovery centre at 239 South Highway, Whitianga – right next to the Refuse Transfer Station!
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2 min - Ahi Kaa - Ngā Kaihanga Uku and Friends Return to Driving Creek - Coromind Issue 33, 2025
Driving Creek is thrilled to announce that Ngā Kaihanga Uku (the Māori Clay Artists Collective) and friends will be returning to Kapanga to rekindle their long-standing relationship with Driving Creek.
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5 min - Ross’ Ramblings: Saudi Arabia, A Different Kind of Place – Part 2 by Ross Liggins - Coromind Issue 33, 2025
The English School marketing fair I attended in Riyadh was held in the NZ Embassy … The NZ Embassy is deemed to be NZ soil so alcohol can be consumed there and it was interesting to see a lot of Saudi language school agents making a beeline for the bar...
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About Coromind
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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.