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  Coromind Magazine - Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 1u

  Welcome to the Full Audio Version of Coromind Magazine, Issue 43 - July, 2026. Visit www.coromind.nz for more. www.coromind.nz
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  Guest Editorial – Pamela Ferla – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 2min

  Pamela Ferla reflects on the ups and downs of everyday life, from rising costs and global news to misplaced glasses and garden weeds. But a flick through Coromind Magazine shifts the mood, offering colour, inspiration, and a reminder of the richness in local stories, creativity, and community life across the Coromandel. www.coromind.nz
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  Take it to the Bridge: Coromandel Joins Amplify Aotearoa – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 4min

  Amplify Aotearoa is an intergenerational music project bringing rangatahi together with some of Aotearoa’s most respected musicians in professional studios and live performance settings. Now reaching the Coromandel, this kaupapa gives young local artists the chance to record, perform, and share the stage with Kiwi music legends, capturing the experience on vinyl and placing their voices into a national creative story. www.coromind.nz
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  Featured Artist Issue 43 - Gaylene Lonergan – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 3min

  In this feature, Gaylene Lonergan shares her love of colour, storytelling, and silk painting. Working with dyes and gutta on silk, she creates vibrant, whimsical works inspired by coastal life at Opito Bay, travel, and everyday moments of joy. A celebration of creativity, imagination, and the simple pleasure of art that makes people smile. www.coromind.nz
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  Toitū te Kauri - The KAURI 2000 Project Comes to an End by Deli Connell – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 5min

  The KAURI 2000 project had its humble beginnings, more than 25 years ago, with a scattering of kauri seedlings in the Kūaotunu garden of Cliff Heraud. As Cliff contemplated what to do with these baby kauri, the ‘seed’ of an idea came about. www.coromind.nz
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  Your Vote Matters: How Young Voices Can Shape Aotearoa by Gabriel Johnston – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 3min

  Voting isn’t just for older generations. Gabriel Johnston encourages young New Zealanders to get informed, enrol, and have their say. A timely reminder that the decisions made in Parliament today help shape the future we all live in tomorrow. www.coromind.nz
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  Abundance & Perspective by Tracey Bell - Brought to you by Wāhi Tukurua - Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 2min

  In this thoughtful reflection from Wāhi Tukurua, a pile of donated clothing becomes the starting point for a bigger conversation about waste, abundance, and the choices we make. Inspired by the spirit of Matariki, this piece invites us to consider not just what we throw away, but what we choose to bring into our lives. www.coromind.nz
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  Cuppa Words - 'KUPU' and 'Sir Barren Church' Brought to you by The Eggsentric Cafe – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 3min

  Cuppa Words is a space dedicated to expression. In this edition: KUPU by WORDsmith and Sir Barren Church by Paul Cate www.coromind.nz
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  The Language of Clay and Feminine Form by Charlene Scott - Listening to the Land Through Art – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 3min

  Charlene Scott shares a personal reflection on clay, creativity, and connection to Papatūānuku. She speaks about her journey into ceramics, the influence of motherhood, myth, and the feminine form, and how working with earth-based materials has reshaped her practice. A quiet, grounded piece about art, land, and returning to creative purpose. www.coromind.nz
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  Proud to Be Local brought to you by CFM - Clinton Edward – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 2min

  Proud to be Local is our inspirational feature, highlighting homegrown Coromandel Peninsula folks doing wonderful things out in the world. In this edition, Clinton Edward. Brought to you by Rob Holding. www.coromind.nz
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  Ross’ Ramblings - Am I An Addict? by Ross Liggins – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 7min

  In this reflective instalment of Ross’ Ramblings, Ross Liggins explores the blurred line between habit and addiction. From a lifelong “addiction” to surfing, to reflections on alcohol, relationships, and modern digital dependence, he asks what we really mean when we use the word addiction, and how context shapes its impact on our lives. Honest, personal, and at times confronting, this piece moves between humour and hard truth, offering a lived perspective on behaviour, consequence, and self-a...
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  My Indian Roots by Nira Giri – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 5min

  A heartfelt journey back to India, this story follows Niharika “Nira” Giri as she returns to her ancestral village in Bihar to celebrate her Dhadhi Ma’s 100th birthday. Blending memory, whakapapa, and family tradition, she reflects on migration, cultural rituals, and the meaning of whānau across generations. From Delhi to Gopalganj, and from shared meals to a gathering of thousands, this is a story of roots, love, and coming home. Written and Narrated by Niharika Giri www.coromind.nz
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  Aotearoa's Medicinal Plants as Fairies by Emma Evangeline – Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 4min

  Inspired by a school mural and a lifelong love of fairy art, Emma Evangeline reimagines Aotearoa’s medicinal plants as magical beings. This enchanting article explores the stories, healing properties, and cultural significance of native plants through the lens of rongoā Māori, inviting us to reconnect with the living world growing all around us. Written by Emma Evangeline. Narrated by Lana Garland. www.coromind.nz
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  Keeping Coromandel Dollars in Coromandel - Tech for Everyday People Series – Brought to You by Shop Local - Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 5min

  What if every payment helped keep more money in the Coromandel? In this edition of Tech for Everyday People, local developer David Crompton explains how ShopLocal.nz uses open banking to cut payment fees, simplify fundraising, and help local businesses get found online. A practical look at technology built for everyday people, and designed to keep local dollars in local hands. Written by David Crompton. Narrated by Ross Liggins. www.coromind.nz
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  The Courage to Create by Hannah Beasley - Coromind Issue 43, 2026 28.06.2026 5min

  Why do so many of us hesitate to create? In this thoughtful article, Hannah Beasley explores the hidden barriers to creativity, why mistakes are an essential part of the process, and how giving ourselves permission to begin can change the way we see the world. A gentle reminder that creativity isn’t about perfection, it’s about starting. Written and narrated by Hannah Beasley. www.coromind.nz
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  Coromind Magazine - Issue 42, 2026 31.05.2026 1u 5min

  Welcome to the Full Audio Version of Coromind Magazine, Issue 42 - June, 2026. Visit www.coromind.nz for more. www.coromind.nz www.coromind.nz
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  Guest Editorial – Brandon Amoamo - Coromind Issue 42, 2026 31.05.2026 3min

  A reflective guest editorial from Brandon Amoamo on what it means to be raising mokopuna in Aotearoa today. Blending humour, cultural commentary, and sharp observation, he looks toward the future with questions about environment, society, and legacy, while celebrating the spirit of Coromind and its “Corocreators” shaping a more hopeful path forward. www.coromind.nz
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  Te Toi o Matariki - The Art of Matariki - Coromind Issue 42, 2026 31.05.2026 1min

  Make sure you mark 10 July in your calendar for the Matariki Festival happening in Kūaotunu. Te Toi o Matariki will provide an opportunity for the community to come together to celebrate the Māori new year. www.coromind.nz
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  Tanya Finlayson - Featured Artist - Coromind Issue 42, 2026 31.05.2026 3min

  Tairua artist Tanya Finlayson loves doing things that take a long time! She loves the challenge. And the intricate art that she creates does demand patience, commitment and a lot of time. It also requires talent. www.coromind.nz
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  The Tavern, The Yarns, The Madness: How the Coromandel Helped Shape Cult Kiwi Film The Tavern - Coromind Issue 42, 2026 31.05.2026 3min

  A Kiwi cult comedy with roots deeper than its Waikato setting, The Tavern carries the spirit of the Coromandel through its characters, stories, and soundtrack of local life. Writer and creator Matt Hicks reflects on over a decade spent in the region’s pubs, festivals, and back-room yarns that helped shape the film’s heart. From grassroots screenings to national success, this is a story of how a small-town film found its voice, and its audience. www.coromind.nz