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Back on the waka
Emma Hislop and son Lenni at their first Matatini, in Ngāmotu/New Plymouth. (Photo supplied) A day at Te Matatini gets writer Emma Hislop back on the waka. I’m stuck on the motorway on Monday morning, coming back into Ngāmotu. Te Matatini doesn’t start until tomorrow, but the traffic is already heaving. I’ve just dropped an electric saw back to Tool World, and it needed to be back before 9am to get our bond back. “Good weather for Matatini,” I…
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