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The Kookaburra Who Needed a Translator: Geraint Seren on What Your Animals Are Really Doing For You
A kookaburra once needed a translator to talk to him — and two birds obliged. Geraint Seren on what your animals are really carrying for you, and the massacre site he cleared beneath a fast food shop.
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Bridget Foliaki-Davis | Bridget's Healthy Kitchen | 28-Day Boost Camp
She was one of the best chefs in the country — hiding behind a locked bedroom door, drinking half a bottle of vodka a day. Then one healthy meal started everything. 35kg later, Bridget Foliaki-Davis is teaching the world how to eat.
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Stronger Than She Thought, Softer Than She Knew: Shonee Samia
The bar does not care how you feel — you either lift it or you don't. My cousin Shonee survived two brain tumours at twenty, engineered a Star Wars game, and is now building the Pasifika Marvel.
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Dark Years of the Soul: Monique Elouise on Kundalini and Learning to Hear the Quiet Voice
When Monique was about four years old, her nana started tucking her in at night. She'd feel the blankets being drawn up across her chest, then a soft press of weight down by her lower legs. She was never frightened...
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The EnterTrainer: How Robin From RC Fitness Makes You Laugh Through the Pain
There's a man who gets up at three in the morning, blasts Michael Jackson the entire drive to work. . . and by the time he walks through the gym doors he's somehow ready to make a room full of...
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How Kinesiology Heals Forgotten Trauma | Angela Graham
The Body Keeps the Receipts: Angela Graham on Kinesiology, Forgotten Trauma and the Wound That Becomes Medicine She couldn't drive a car for almost twenty years. Not for lack of wanting to. Something in her body simply wouldn't allow it,...