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Category Archives: Social Equity
Agent Sells “Unsaleable,” “Munted” House
Creative property blurb attracts unprecedented media attention for dilapidated Seddonville house Munted: This 120-year-old house is in an excellent location on a rise, surrounded by hills and forest and with a stunning view of a waterfall. The garage, sheds and … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Architecture, Buller District Council, Coal, Community, DIY, Economics, Entertainment, Hilarious, Hilarous, Historical, Humor, Humour, Media, Money, Nature, New Zealand, Parody, Paul Murray, Photography, Product review, Property, Property Brokers, Quotes, Real Estate, Satire, Seddonville, Social Commentary, Social Equity, South Island, Uncategorized, Weird, West Coast
Tagged Advertising, affordable-housing, blog, Funny, Hilarious, housing, Humor, Humour, Media, Munted House, New Zealand, Paul Murray, Property, Property Brokers, Real Estate, Seddonville, South Island, Travel, West Coast
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How Tourism Sustains Life in Karamea
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray The idyllic rural community of Karamea in the Buller District at the the top of the West Coast, is possibly the most remote on Mainland New Zealand in terms of its … Continue reading
Posted in 107.5 FM, Art, Artist, Arwen Dyer, Community, Community-Led Development, Conservation, DOC, Economics, Education, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Food, Heaphy Track, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Radio, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, Mining, Money, Nature, New Zealand, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Oparara Valley Track, Paul Murray, Photography, Radio Karamea, Real Estate, Restaurant, Social Commentary, Social Equity, South Island, Sustainability, Sustainablity, Tourism, Travel, West Coast
Tagged Community, Economics, Employment, facilities, karamea, Resilience, Security, Sustainability, Tourism
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The Forgotten White Man in Historic Olympic Photo
By GRIOT October 3, 2015. Today marks the 9th anniversary of Peter Norman’s passing. We want to commemorate him by publishing this text written by Italian writer Riccardo Gazzaniga, who allowed us to share the story of the Australian sprinter … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Historical, Nazis, Olympics, Politics, Racism, Social Commentary, Social Equity, Sport, United States
Tagged Australia, Olympics, Peter Norman, Racism, Social Commentary, Sport, United States
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Karamea Community Hui Draws BIG Crowd
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Seventy-five positive people from all walks of Karamea and Little Wanganui life spent a sunny Saturday afternoon at the Last Resort on August 12 learning more about the Community-Led Development Programme … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Community-Led Development, Economics, Environment, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Estuary Enhancement Project, Mountain Biking, MTB, Nature, New Zealand, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Oparara Valley Track, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Politics, Social Commentary, Social Enterprise, Social Equity, Sustainability, Uncategorized, West Coast
Tagged Community, Community-Led Development, Department of Internal Affairs, karamea, New Zealand, South Island, West Coast
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GOAL for Karamea Community!!
Knock, Knock…Who’s there? Opportunity… …Opportunity Who? Opportunity to make our region FABULOUS! Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray When opportunity knocks, you open the door right? Well, the Karamea community has a golden opportunity ringing its … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Bureaucracy, Business, DIY, Economics, Environmentally Responsible Business, Karamea, Money, New Zealand, Paul Murray, Politics, Social Commentary, Social Enterprise, Social Equity, South Island, Sustainability, Uncategorized, West Coast
Tagged Community-Led Development Programme, Department of Internal Affairs, Inspiring Communities, Karamea Community, Karamea Community Incorporated, Kararamea, Money, Opportuniuty
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Burning Woman Throws Baby
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray When a large macrocarpa tree blew down in front of his house in a storm, Granity artist and bon vivant Peter Whitaker saw it as a sign, “It was like a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artist, Artist-in-residency programme, Bureaucracy, Children, Culture, Economics, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Hilarious, Humor, Humour, Interviews, Karamea, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Parenting, Paul Murray, Peter Whittaker, Photography, Resident artist, Rongo, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, Sculpture, Social Commentary, Social Equity, South Island, Weird, West Coast
Tagged Art, Environment, Humour, karamea, LivinginPeace Project, Peter Whittaker, Photos, Rongo, Sculpture
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Karamea Food-Branding Initiative Gathers Momentum
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Buller Community Development Facilitator Peter Howard recently presented information at the Karamea Bowling Club about a proposal to establish a “social enterprise” in Karamea to bolster the local economy, create employment and … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Australia, Buller District Council, Business, Economics, Education, Efficiency, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Gardening, Health, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Money, Nature, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Oparara Valley Track, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Photography, Social Commentary, Social Enterprise, Social Equity, South Island, Sustainability, Travel, Uncategorized, West Coast
Tagged Akina Foundation, Buller REAP, Business, education, Environment, EPIC Westport, Food Brand, Innovation and Employmnet, Kahurangi National Park, Kangaroo Island, karamea, MBIE, Ministry of Business, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Peter Howard, Social Enterprise, South Island, Sustainability
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Trump/Musk Blitzkreig Divides, But Will It Conquer?
Paul Murray’s piece critiques Donald Trump’s ability to distract with outrageous statements, enabling significant behind-the-scenes decisions. This strategy, coupled with Elon Musk’s influence, threatens political independence. The narrative warns against the erosion of democracy and rising authoritarianism, urging the need for balance rather than extreme reactions to social change. Continue reading →
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