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From the edge in December:
NEW ZEALAND EDGE
VISUAL STORIES:
Today we are proud to bring you a major update to the New Zealand Edge
website experience. 'Imagery' is a series of picture galleries beginning
to tell the visual stories of the New Zealand Edge a project that we have
been maturing and sharpening over 2002. The result: 15 galleries
articulating in 300 photographs, icons, text and images, different aspects
of the nzedge metaphor, evocative and provocative in equal measure. Big
cheers to contributing photographers.
http://nzedge.com/gallery/index.htm
NEWZEDGE:
http://nzedge.com/media/index.html
In the this month's edition of newzedge, Peter "the Kiwi George
Lucas" Jackson again claims the headlines on the eve of the release
of Two Towers with a Time cover feature. Other z-spots in the world's
online media:
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Brian
'Hendo' Henderson, legendary Aussie broadcaster signs off |
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City
of London CEO Judith Mayhew "one of Britain's most powerful
women" |
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South
Island among world's top-4 "see before you die"
destinations in BBC |
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Lee
Tamahori helms "best 007 in 20 years" |
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LA
Times covers body-painter to the stars Joanne Gair |
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America's
Cup previews see observers wondering at the NZ edge |
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Dick
Hubbard is socially conscious messiah of muesli in Independent |
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Observer
goes off the cat-walk edge for Karen Walker's high casual styles |
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Obits:
Maori performing arts icon Dalvanius Prime, legendary trans-world
explorer David Lewis, and Botanist Betty Molesworth Allen |
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"The
people's horse" Sunline runs her last race in Australia |
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Kerry
Black makes waves in Cornwall |
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Bic
Runga takes Time to make a Beautiful Collision |
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Smithsonian
awed as Peter Waddell paints the US capitol |
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Sir
Peter Blake honoured with prestigious Olympic Order |
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Carmen
swings with pride at Sydney's Gay Games |
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Clicksuite's
NZ Dictionary of Biography website up for multimedia Oscars |
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Damien
Wilkins bonds with Guardian reviewer |
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The
future is All Black after the northern winter's pre-World Cup
clashes |
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Pinetree
Meads gives the hard copy to the Observer |
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Te
Vaka's Pacific sounds nominated for BBC World Music Awards |
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"Creative
genius" chef Shaun Osborn is London's Kiwi Michelin Man. |
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Keeping
the web's brain sharp, Dennis Dutton's Arts and Letters is back |
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London
Review of Books bathes in Rita Angus' sun worshipping Wgtn houses |
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Roger
Horrock's bio of modernist maverick Len Lye moves critics |
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Kiwi
wool is shag of choice, the bard finds te reo, cars flock to NZ to
be seen, and an Aussie heckler sees where the grass is greener in
SMH and advocates annexing Aotearoa as a drought solution |
EDGE ECOLOGY:
Terra Nature Fund is an innovative project working to make the world aware
of Aotearoa's extraordinary and internationally significant ecology. Terra
Nature Fund operates in the US as a tax-exempt organisation, allowing New
Zealanders filing US tax returns the chance to make tax deductible
donations - tapping into
the potential of the global network of New Zealanders in a fresh way. As
the pohutukawas begin to bloom downunder to herald the season this is an
opportunity to connect, engage with, and help preserve, the whenua that
makes Aotearoa unique in the world. See http://www.terranature.org/.
We're delighted to
bring you the new visual experience that the galleries add to the nzedge
website as we open our iris on edge sights and symbols. Look forward to
2003 for accelerated developments as the edge metaphor, place and people
gain in reach and currency.
Brian Sweeney
Producer
New Zealand Edge
www.nzedge.com
brian@nzedge.com
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