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Appendix Media Contact List Print Media NZME Dionne Christian [email protected] Fairfax Publications Jodi Yeats [email protected] Devonport Flagstaff Maire Veith [email protected] Channel Magasine Heather Vermeer [email protected] Takapuna Beach Business Association Andria Hibe [email protected] Online Media Concrete Playground Stephen Heard [email protected] Keeping Up With NZ Ingrid Grenar [email protected] Libel Ben Doy [email protected] Mac & Mae Meenal Maharaj [email protected] Pantograph Punch Kate Prior [email protected] Stuff.co.nz Patrick Crewdson [email protected] The Big Idea Editor [email protected] The Spinoff Toby Manhire [email protected] Three Now Media works [email protected] Unitec online magazine Editor (for Unitec Alumni only) [email protected] Reviewers Craccum Editor [email protected] Debate Julie Cleaver (editor) [email protected] Entertainment Podcast Wal Reid [email protected] Keeping Up With NZ Ingrid Grenar [email protected] Mac and Mae Meenal Maharaj [email protected] NZ Herald Editor [email protected] Pantograph Punch Kate Prior [email protected] Stuff.co.nz Patrick Crewdson [email protected] Theatrescenes James Wenley [email protected] Theatreview John Smythe [email protected] Unitec online magazine Editor [email protected] 1 Radio 95bFM - Morning Glory Interviews [email protected] 95bFM Lilian Hanly News and [email protected] editorial Base FM Studio [email protected] Concert FM Concert Producer [email protected] Flava Content Director [email protected] George FM Studio [email protected] Kick Arts Info [email protected] Mai FM Prize enquiries [email protected] Newstalk ZB News desk [email protected] Newstalk ZB Natasha Burling [email protected] Radio Live News desk [email protected] Radio NZ Lynn Freeman [email protected] Radio NZ [email protected] Radio NZ Nine to Noon [email protected] TV The Café Gretchen Elliot [email protected] TV3 News desk [email protected] TVNZ News desk [email protected] Māori TV News desk http://www.maoritelevision.com/about/contact- us MediaWorks [email protected] 2 .

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