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E-Panui April 2008 E-P # 13
Tena ano koutou In the latest issue of Mana magazine journalist Qiane Corfield tunes in to our hottest reggae band Katchafire as they rehearse for the gig of a lifetime.
The tragic story of a Maori war hero is unlocked in a new Anzac Day documentary. Flying Officer John Pohe was known as ‘Lucky Johnny’ but his luck ran out when he was shot down over the English Channel and captured by the Germans. Journalist Aaron Smale talks to director Julian Arahanga about the making of this extraordinary film.
We’ve got heaps of giveaways in this issue including books, CDs, concert tickets and designer Mana, New Zealand’s leading Maori lifestyle, current affairs and heritage magazine. Mana 81 is on sale from March 27 2008.
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We talk to exciting young singer Elizabeth Marvelly and find out why she’s become our latest ‘popera’ sensation and we meet veteran cruise singer, Ash Puriri.
From our troops in Afghanistan comes a heartwarming account from Major Syd Dewes of Tikitiki of his mercy mission to save the life of a newborn baby and his mother.
We put the Foreshore and Seabed Act under the microscope and ask a treaty issues lawyer to explain what iwi are gaining by going back to the courtroom.
Our Mana Kai section will set your taste-buds running with juicy photographs from the Kawhia Food Festival. And kaimoana lovers will be in fish heaven with our account of a trip to the world’s biggest fish markets in Tokyo..
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