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The life of Queenstown artist Peter Beadle
28 Apr, 2021 07:43 PM
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The late Peter Beadle. Photo / Mountain Scene
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One of Queenstown s most highly-regarded artists is being remembered as a Renaissance man , a lover of a good debate, an armchair philosopher and the holder of an irreverent sense of humour.
Peter Beadle died aged 87 at Lakes District Hospital in February, having been diagnosed with dementia late in life.
But his family says he never lost his appreciation of art and the beauty of his surrounds.
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Born in Invercargill in 1933, Peter had an identical twin brother, Owen, and showed early promise as an artist, but was also an enthusiastic sportsman and gifted cricketer and rugby player who played the latter for Southland in 1954 as second five/centre.
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End of the Union? Pro-independence parties could elect large majority of MSPs
“This is the most important election in Scotland’s history – every single vote will count.
Pro-independence parties could win 79 of the Scottish Parliament’s 129 seats in the upcoming election, a new opinion poll suggests.
Alex Salmond’s new Alba Party would win six seats, according to an analysis of the Panelbase poll for the Sunday Times.
The SNP would win a narrow outright majority with 65 seats, with the Scottish Greens forecast to take eight seats.
An analysis of the poll by Sir John Curtice of Strathclyde University put the Scottish Conservatives on 24 seats, Scottish Labour on 20 and the Liberal Democrats on five.
Pro-independence parties could win 79 of the Scottish Parliament’s 129 seats in the upcoming election, a new opinion poll suggests.
Alex Salmond’s new Alba Party would win six seats, according to an analysis of the Panelbase poll for the Sunday Times.
The SNP would win a narrow outright majority with 65 seats, with the Scottish Greens forecast to take eight seats.
An analysis of the poll by Sir John Curtice of Strathclyde University put the Scottish Conservatives on 24 seats, Scottish Labour on 20 and the Liberal Democrats on five.
George Galloway could enter the Scottish Parliament as his pro-union Alliance for Unity group may take a single seat.