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Coromind episodes

  • Can Penguins Fly? by Annemieke Kregting – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    Can penguins fly? Yes, they fly underwater! One exception was Pico the little blue penguin … Are you intrigued? Penguins do have wings, or are they flippers? Most people call them wings. The ‘wing’ structures of penguins evolved for swimming rather than flying in the air. Pico the little blue penguin came to us in January 2021 from Corovets in Whangamatā as a young fledgling…

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    4 min
  • A Sense of Place by Catherine Delahunty – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    One word that really annoys me is ‘bucket list’, as if the world is a commodity for our personal gratification, experiences we are entitled to before we die. It suggests we can travel the world contributing to pollution without contributing to better relationships and we can look at this place, Hauraki, as a pretty backdrop for our lives, without facing what is happening to its life.

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    5 min
  • Do and Be Your Best: Eldership: Some Ideas on What, Why and How by Dave Burton – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    The concept of Eldership is implicit in many indigenous cultures. The word invokes images of age, wisdom and often a connection to the spirit world or some form of other reality. In the western context, the word has often been associated with churches or used in a biblical context. The Wikipedia entry focuses on church governance and various dictionary definitions are similarly focused, with the common themes being sobriety, reliability, fidelity and age.

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    5 min
  • Your Passport to Underwater Adventures and Career Success by Dive Zone Whitianga – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    Dive Zone Whitianga, situated in the magnificent Mercury Bay, is the hub of diving knowledge and offers a gateway to outstanding dive locations on the Coromandel Peninsula. Spoilt for choice with beautiful islands and secluded bays, you’re bound to find a sheltered spot here when the weather elsewhere would normally prevent you from diving. Their purpose-built dive vessels depart from the Whitianga marina, literally a stone’s throw away from a multitude of ideal dive spots. Living a life less ordinary starts right here.  

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    5 min
  • The Summer Regatta by Becs Cox – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    Summer in Te Whanganui o Hei/Mercury Bay was an exciting time as it meant one of the biggest events of the year was being held – the New Year’s regatta.  

    The history of the regatta began in December 1887, when it was
    held because the SS Iona sailed in from Auckland with visitors and a band
    onboard to race against the Mercury Bay crews…

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    4 min
  • Echoes of Strength by Anusha Bhana – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    Music heals. Whether we’re listening to it or making it, music embraces us at our most vulnerable, and our most joyous. It uplifts, unites, motivates and provides an outlet to share and analyse our thoughts, feelings and stories. As I write this, I reflect on the countless times music has literally saved my life. 

    I’m always inspired by young people harnessing music to share their unique perspectives on life. So I am excited to introduce you to…

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    10 min
  • Ross’ Ramblings – Boats and Things – Part 2 – Coromind Issue 12, 2023

    Boats come in many shapes and sizes and degrees of beauty. One of the ugliest and most ominous to my mind is the submarine. My opinion is no doubt influenced by a close-up experience of one in the Waitemata Harbour in 1979. A year before that, my friend Dave had taken part in a waterborne protest against the nuclear powered and probably nuclear armed submarine

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    6 min

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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.