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Musician shares love for soul and lyrics in Palmerston North

“Good music has stories to tell, a message to give.” The presentation will feature Aretha Franklin, John Batiste, Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. It will start with the civil rights song, We Shall Overcome and ending with the Black Lives Matter movement anthem, We Are. Thornley said there were many levels of meaning in music, and that was the beauty of it. “You don’t ask the question, what did they intend? You ask, what do I hear from those things? It’s open to interpretation and that’s fun.” He said he liked soul music because it was the “soul of the United States of America”, and it sounded best on vinyl.

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Free soldering project brings new light to Matariki

Blueprint in the library building on The Square is for anyone interested in three-dimensional creativity. “The stars are all as accurate as I could get them within a millimetre so I could fit them on the board,” Millar said. “The most interesting thing is how many kids come in and can tell me exactly what it is without the lights even coming on.” The free project has been a hit, with up to 50 of the 60 LED boards being used by Wednesday, markerspace officer Trisha Cardinelli-Wayne said. “We’re all about learning a new skill, learning that you can recycle, reduce, reuse, and making this stuff less scary for people

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Manawatū unions pay tribute to activist and workers champion Helen Kelly with book launch

Andrew Gorrie/Stuff Helen Kelly died of lung cancer in 2016, but her legacy as an activist and the Council of Trade Unions’ first female president lives on in health and safety law reform. “Helen Kelly was a fearless activist and leader,” Martin said. “That’s why this book honours her and [we] honour her by attending its [local launch].” Before Kelly’s death in 2016, at age 52 from lung cancer, she served as Council of Trade Unions president for a decade. She spent most of her adult life fighting for workers’ rights and her life was inseparable from the history of the modern union movement.

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Teen encourages people to paddle together

Teen encourages people to paddle together
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Pens and voices raised at workshop to preserve written languages of children s homelands

Pens and voices raised at workshop to preserve written languages of children s homelands
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