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Stories of landslides and community restoration in Muriwai New Zealand following the devastating 13 February 2023 Cyclone Gabrielle.
Instagram @precipicepodcastnz
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39 minutes
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Anglais
Nouvelle-Zélande
27 épisodes
depuis 12 juillet 2026
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I speak to Helen and Rowan Aish in this episode. Mother and son and long time Muriwai residents, Helen and Rowan work in mental health and provided mental health care and support to the Muriwai community after Cyclone Gabrielle.
We talk about meetings set up for the community to give people tools f…
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In this episode I speak with Zac Bogdan. Zac talks about his role as the coordinator of Scars On The Land, a project instigated by MCA and the MET after the cyclone, to replant the exposed land of the demolished and removed houses with locally raised native trees. He explains how this project works…
In this episode I speak with Maggie Brott. Maggie was involved in the initial communications and organisation for the community after the cyclone through the creation of a Facebook Group, an email contact, a website and spreadsheets coordinating spaces, queries and outside assistance as well as don…
Mette Hay joins me in this episode. Mette is an artist/designer and Muriwai resident. Her art practice explores the visualisation of soundscapes, both natural and voice
Mette talks about an artistic activation she created for the community after the cyclone at a gathering at the surf club, using v…
Joss Hong has lived in Muriwai for 30 years and was an integral part of the collaborative community initiatives after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Joss talks about setting up and managing the food hub set up at the surf club in Muriwai after the cyclone, the organisation and distribution of clothing donation…
In this episode I talk to Aotearoa NZ artist Jeff Thomson, who was commissioned by the community to create a cyclone gabrielle commemorative public sculpture for Muriwai.
We talk about considerations made by Jeff and his team when designing and building the sculpture such as intention, audience, lo…
Mike Alexander joins me in this episode. Mike is a Muriwai resident who is based in Auckland city during the week. He is a partner in an Auckland law firm, Heimsath Alexander, which helped with the formation of a charitable trust to coordinate and distribute financial donations after Cyclone Gabrie…
Erin Griffin is my guest in today’s episode. Erin has lived in Muriwai for 41 years, was a member of the trust that owns and operates the surf club at the time of Cyclone Gabrielle, and was very involved in many of the community initiatives taken throughout the restoration process.
Erin talks about…
Mace Ward from Auckland Council joins me in this episode. Mace was the General Manager of Group Recovery at the time of Cyclone Gabrielle and a ‘group controller’ in the lead up to the cyclone.
Mace talks about his role in the recovery and the learnings and changes that have been put in place by A…
Today I speak with Scott De Silva, the current Auckland Council Manager of Regional Parks and an operations controller in Auckland Emergency Management when Cyclone Gabrielle hit. He has worked in Muriwai and been part of the community for many years and lives nearby in Cable Road.
Scott talks abou…
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