EDGE #382 – Why Ihumātao Truly is a Piece of New Zealand’s Soul +12 other stories

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News of Global New Zealanders From Brian Sweeney, publisher, NZEDGE.COM | 03 October 2019 | #382 | New York Researched, edited and produced by Jane Nye (Wellington), Carla Hofler (Auckland) and Alexandra Burnisde (New York). See all stories and a 16,000 story archive of international New Zealand news 2000-2019 at NZEDGE/MEDIA. Fern symbol by www.nzflag.com founded by Lloyd Morrison. Community/General | Guardian (The) 01 October 2019 Why Ihumātao Truly is a Piece of New Zealand’s Soul In a city that has destroyed or forgotten most of its past, fragments of Auckland’s deep histories still survive at Ihumātao,” history curator at the Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira… Music | Metro 02 October 2019 Annabel Liddell Happy to Mix Medicine and Music New Zealander Annabel Liddell, 25, recently completed six years of medical study in Auckland and will graduate in November, but she’s held off on a job…   New Zealand | Marie Claire 27 September 2019 Luxe Guide to a Next-Level New Zealand Getaway “New Zealand gives good VIP and VIO (very important occasion) treatment. At the top end, the pristine landscape is matched by impeccable service,” Anna McCooe writes…   Music | Rhinegold Publishing 30 September 2019 Welsh Appointment for Conductor Tianyi Lu Welsh National Opera (WNO) recently announced New Zealander Tianyi Lu as its first female conductor in residence. The residency was launched to help re-address the gender…   Writers | Wall Street Journal (The) 29 September 2019 New Penguins Book by Lloyd Spencer Davis Published Napier-born Lloyd Spencer Davis is an award-winning scientist with many Antarctic field seasons behind him, Sara Wheeler writes for The Wall Street…   Business | Forbes 28 September 2019 Honouring the Historic for Business Sake “Even if you’re familiar with the All Blacks, you probably still weren’t aware of their dominant 77 per cent winning percentage against the planet over the last century….   Science/Tech | 405 (The) 03 October 2019 Four NZ Tech Superstars Bound to Become Global New Zealand is a country that immediately brings to mind a number of images upon its mention, London-based music and culture magazine The 405 reports….   Business | Vox 21 September 2014 5 YEARS AGO New Zealand “Best-Designed Government in the World” New Zealand has the best designed government in the world, American political…   Fashion | Age (The) 19 September 2009 10 YEARS AGO Dressed In Art World of Wearable Arts founder Suzie Moncrieff, 60, was a single mother on the DPB and a struggling sculptor when she decided she wanted to “take…   Obituaries | BBC News 20 September 2004 15 YEARS AGO Edge Hero Remembered The science world – and the Edge community – lost one of its brightest stars with the death of Maurice Wilkins…   VIDEO | YouTube 14 September 2016 LEGEND The Rutherford Documentary Trailer Watch the 7-minute trailer for The Rutherford documentary, which is based on John Campbell’s book “Rutherford Scientist Supreme” and…   VIDEO | YouTube 7 September 2007 LEGEND Jean Batten: Garbo of the Skies A video on the life of Jean Batten – garbo of the skies…   VIDEO | YouTube 7 March 2016 LEGEND Maurice Wilkins on X-Rays In this short video, Maurice Wilkins explains how x-rays work with atoms. Maurice Wilkins was a New Zealand-born English physicist and…