EDGE #383 – Dan Carter Explains New Zealand’s Cup Success + 12 other stories

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From Brian Sweeney, publisher, NZEDGE.COM | 09 October 2019 | #383 | New York
Researched, edited and produced by Jane Nye (Wellington), Carla Hofler (Auckland) and Alexandra Burnside (New York).
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Rugby | ESPN
08 October 2019
Dan Carter Explains New Zealand’s Cup Success
Legendary former All Black fly-half Dan Carter tells ESPN that while the physical challenge of seven weeks of fierce competition at the Rugby World Cup sets it apart as the sport’s ultimate test, it is mental strength that can prove the difference by the time of the…

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Business | Financial Times
04 October 2019
Kathmandu Buys Legendary Surf Brand Rip Curl
The iconic Australian surfing equipment and apparel company Rip Curl has agreed to a $368m takeover offer from New Zealand-based retailer Kathmandu, Peter Wells…
 
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Business | Australian Financial Review
05 October 2019
Skipp Williamson Tops Influential Consultant List
The Australian Financial Review magazine’s “hotly anticipated” annual power issue includes lists of the key players across six different industry…
 
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Community/General | Al Jazeera
07 October 2019
Anniversary of Cook’s Arrival Marked with Debate
The British government have expressed “regret” that explorers killed some of the first Māori they met 250 years ago but stopped short of issuing…
 
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Nature | Otago Daily Times
10 October 2019
Barbara Wheeler, The First New Zealander to Become a Longwood Gardens Fellow
Dunedin horticulturist Barbara Wheeler is the first New Zealander to…
 
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Writers | New York Times (The)
03 October 2019
New York Times Reviews Fiona Kidman Novel
“One December night in 1955, a 20-year-old Irish immigrant named Albert Black, wearing heavy boots to make his hanging snap, shuffled to the gallows of a dark prison in…
 
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Taste | Business Traveler
09 October 2019
Chef Hayden McMillan Takes Charge Across the Tasman
“It’s often said that Australia doesn’t really have its own national cuisine – that as a young country, its food culture is best…
 
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YouTube | Legend
18 February 2008
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Oxford Union Debate: David Lange
David Lange speaks at the 1985 Oxford Union Debate…
 
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YouTube | Legend
28 March 2006
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Nancy Wake White Mouse
A short video on the life of Nancy Wake – White Mouse…
 
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YouTube | Legend
01 October 2019
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Janet Frame: An Angel At My Table
A scene from An Angel At My Table – the biopic on the life of New Zealand hero, Janet Frame…
 
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Fashion | Business of Fashion
3 October 2014
5 YEARS AGO
New Zealand Fashion Stars Amongst World’s Most Influential
Three New Zealanders have made this year’s Business of Fashion 500 list, a professional index of the people shaping the global …
 
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Sports | Salt Lake Tribune (The)
4 October 2009
10 YEARS AGO
Burt’s Fine Wine
“It was 1962 and Burt Munro had somehow managed to get his suped-up Indian motorcycle from New Zealand to the Salt Flats, where he hoped to set a record…
 
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Society | Sydney Morning Herald (The)
5 October 2004
15 YEARS AGO
Mind the Gap
The Herald ran a lengthy feature on trans-Tasman cultural differences prior to the Australian elections, claiming that “geologically, the land masses are creeping…
 
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