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August 2024

Enjoy the dog days of summer – named for Sirius, the Dog Star, of Canis Major, so prominent in the night skies this time of year – we’re going to relax and soak in the last of this most ephemeral of season – catch us back here after Labour Day.

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Bay of Islands

The Human Story Behind Cabox Geopark’s UNESCO Dream

By Blessing Adedokun-Awojodu “This is not a one-off project but something sustainable that will keep evolving and needing people’s input.” — Dr Rainer Baehre Perched high above the Bay of…

All hands sing Ron Hynes: Paul Rowe spins through the album celebrating the man of a thousand songs

When the needle dropped on my impeccable white vinyl copy of the Ron Hynes tribute album Sonny Don’t Go Away, an unexpected surge of emotion nearly brought me to tears….

Non-Fiction

Louise Moyes’ Long’s Hill: I Live(d) Here Reflects A Neighbourhood’s Strength and Beauty

BY Eva Crocker

In 1992 Long’s Hill caught on fire and my family was evacuated from our house on Livingstone Street. I was two; I don’t remember the fire but there’s a story…

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