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New book explores 501 deportees' struggles to rebuild lives in New Zealand (opens the original)
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Gisborne journalist and author Angus Gillies (right) has written a book about 501s, Kiwis deported from Australia. He will be interviewed about it in his hometown of Gisborne on Friday from 5.30pm at Muirs Bookshop. The struggle of those deported as 501s from Australia to New Zealand has been documented in a new book by journalist and author Angus Gillies. Gillies will also speak about the book – 501s, The Reluctant Returnees – on Thursday, August 27, at 5.30pm at Muirs Bookshop in his hometown
New book explores 501 deportees' struggles to rebuild lives in New Zealand (opens the original)
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Gisborne journalist and author Angus Gillies (right) has written a book about 501s, Kiwis deported from Australia. He will be interviewed about it in his hometown of Gisborne on Friday from 5.30pm at Muirs Bookshop. The struggle of those deported as 501s from Australia to New Zealand has been documented in a new book by journalist and author Angus Gillies. Gillies will also speak about the book – 501s, The Reluctant Returnees – on Thursday, August 27, at 5.30pm at Muirs Bookshop in his hometown
Rural Gisborne wakes to dusting of snow with a forecast of colder nights ahead (opens the original)
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General Fluffy the sheep enjoying the snow at Tahunga, about 60km inland from Gisborne, on Wednesday morning. Photo / Tegan Langlands Rural residents of the Gisborne District woke to a dusting of snow this morning as a polar blast hits the country. Even colder temperatures could lie ahead in the coming nights, according to MetService forecasts. Tegan Langlands photographed her sheep, General Fluffy, frolicking in the snow and snow on hills near her home in Tahunga about 60km inland from Gisborne
Rural Gisborne wakes to dusting of snow with a forecast of colder nights ahead (opens the original)
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General Fluffy the sheep enjoying the snow at Tahunga, about 60km inland from Gisborne, on Wednesday morning. Photo / Tegan Langlands Rural residents of the Gisborne District woke to a dusting of snow this morning as a polar blast hits the country. Even colder temperatures could lie ahead in the coming nights, according to MetService forecasts. Tegan Langlands photographed her sheep, General Fluffy, frolicking in the snow and snow on hills near her home in Tahunga about 60km inland from Gisborne
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