Three-Level Listening: How to hear what’s really going on for someone
As people, we have three main ways of operating: we Think, we Feel and we Act.
And when it comes to communicating or talking to others, we’re usually expressing a combination of our thoughts, feelings and actions or intentions. We often do this quite unconsciously, not realising that it’s happening...

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Social media is an integral part of our lives, not just for personal connections but also for businesses, creators and individuals to reach a global audience. To help you navigate this digital landscape, Altbays.nz, a Coromandel-based Media Support company, brings you tips to make your mark on four popular social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.

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Coromind Magazine Issue 10

Full Audio Version

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Coromind Editorial - Issue 10, 2023

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Kia ora, I'm Shane – raised in Waihi Beach and currently residing in Wānaka. I have been a full time freelance visual artist since 2015. My art practice is mainly self-taught, and multidisciplinary. It consists of a dedicated studio practice, painting murals and…

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Elections are funny things. They often make a lot of us get a bit hot under the collar and angry with others, including our family and friends. Of course, we all think we are right and things would be better if they were done our way. However, a certain amount of critical thinking is often required to give us enough facts (not alternative ones) to form our opinions on which to base our voting choices.

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Hi my name is Lane Crawford, I am 10 years old, I live in Paeroa with my dad Eli, mum Roxanne and my big sister Nova 14 and I go to Netherton school.

My dad growing up played soccer and showed me when I was just a toddler and I liked it. I started playing soccer for the Paeroa Rangers soccer club when I was just 3 years old

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When we say, “It’s my privilege”, what do we mean? When I say, “It’s my privilege to live in the Hauraki rohe”, what am I saying? When naming white privilege causes conniptions for some people,  what is going on? I reckon the word “privilege” deserves a deep dive into the murky water,  the easily triggered soup of powerful reactions right here in this place.

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Urban Food Forestry is not really a new concept, perhaps just a chic name for an old idea. When we were growing up, my grandparents grew large gardens and had many fruit trees. We would visit on the weekend and dig potatoes and top, tail and slice green beans thinly on the diagonal and shell fresh green peas for the family Sunday roast dinner. Perhaps the nostalgia…

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Proud to be Local is our inspirational feature, highlighting homegrown Coromandel Peninsula folks doing wonderful things out in the world.

In this edition: Sharon Carter

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