Every Seven Years by Jack Fairey at the Jack Studio Theatre | Review
July 23, 2021 Last updated:
July 23, 2021
I don’t watch a lot of television but even I have some familiarity with the
Up documentary film series, following the lives of fourteen people (it’s less than that now, for various reasons) since the first film in the series,
Seven Up! In 1964. This play,
every seven years, doesn’t quite go as far as
63 Up – which would have been a bit much for a show without an interval – but nonetheless provides some interesting snapshots of the lives of Polly (Laura Hannawin) and Marcus (Jack Cameron). It is, admittedly, slightly contrived: what are the chances, in a world where so much is so transient, that a friendship between two people who met as school classmates would carry on for decades.
Scot caught with two tasers during drugs raid wanted to deter unwanted visitors
Jack Cameron was spared a prison stretch yesterday after he admitted illegal possession of firearms at his home in Johnstone.
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Jack Cameron (Image: Paisley Daily Express)
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The story of genius Hāwera writer Ronald Hugh Morrieson
9 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
9 minutes to read
All of Ronald Hugh Morrieson s novel have been made into films. Photo / Supplied
Whanganui Chronicle
By: Rolland McKellar
The life of one of Hāwera s most famous sons is to be detailed in a soon-to-be completed book called Towering Talent.
Its author Rolland McKellar writes about Ronald Hugh Morrieson, one of the country s most successful writers. Hope I m not one of those buggers famous when dead, one of Taranaki s most famous writers, Ronald Hugh Morrieson, once said.
The comment was made to author Maurice Shadbolt who visited Morrieson twice in Hāwera, several years apart.
Scots dealer caught with Taser guns given more time to explain how he got them
Jack Cameron, 44, was snared with the two stun guns during a police drugs raid at his home in Johnstone.
Jack Cameron outside court (Image: Paisley Daily Express)
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