Local Action – Emily Brickwood (Skiing) – Coromind Magazine Issue 12
Hey, I’m Emily Brickwood, a 17-year-old girl from Whangamatā. I play rugby and love to dance, but my favourite sport is skiing. I have been skiing since I could walk and come from a family where everyone loves skiing and we spend as many winter weekends as we can at the mountain. Some of my favourite things about skiing are: there is always a new challenge, the terrain is constantly changing, and being lucky enough to spend time with family or friends while doing something we all enjoy.
Proud to be Local – Leah Gubb – Coromind Issue 12
PROUD TO BE LOCAL IS OUR INSPIRATIONAL FEATURE, HIGHLIGHTING HOME – GROWN COROMANDEL PENINSULA FOLKS DOING WONDERFUL THINGS OUT IN THE WORLD.
Can Penguins Fly?
Penguins do have wings, or are they flippers? Most people call them wings. The ‘wing’ structures of penguins evolved for swimming rather than flying in the air.
Hands in Clay, Heart in Waihi – Millie Robinson’s artistic alchemy
Creativity flourishes in Waihi, and artists like Millie Robinson find inspiration at every turn.
As the proud owner of Laughing Pottery, Millie feels her artistic journey is a tale of Clay serendipity, resilience and a deep connection to a vibrant community.
A Sense of Place Redefining ‘Bucket List’ by Catherine Delahunty
A sense of place is vital to most human communities but in Aotearoa it has tricky connotations. Our colonial project has not only damaged the indigenous people but other indigenous life forms,