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The exhibition runs until July 2 at Square Edge Community Arts. This is Hunt’s fourth year participating. This is its 10th year and the theme is black and white. It opened in the front gallery of Square Edge Community Arts on June 2 and runs until July 2. Summer Hunt, known as Summer Sparkles Photography, wanted to explore the idea people are all different shades of grey in New Zealand. She wanted a model that would represent a blending of culture, one that was not obviously European or Māori. The background of the photograph contained colonially influenced items, such as handmade doilies, native bush and feathers.
âAll foreign investorsâ are watching Darwin Port
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The potential stripping of a Chinese companyâs 99-year lease of Darwin Port has raised alarm among foreign investors from multiple countries, business figures have warned.
Landbridge vice-president Mike Hughes wrote in Wednesdayâs
The Australian Financial Reviewhe had never seen a company as badly treated and the Defence Departmentâs review into whether the firm should keep its lease sent a âworrying signâ to foreign investors.
The Port of Darwinâs 99-year lease with Chinese company Landbridge has attracted criticism since 2015.Â
Glenn Campbell
Australia China Business Council president David Olsson said Landbridge had become a âlightning rodâ for a lot of commentary about Chinese investment.