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Angela Barnett

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Writer. Speakerupperer. Destroyer of tomato plants. Supporter of all the body liberation activists on the planet

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Angela Barnett’s Journalist Portfolio

Picture being 18 now - new exhibition tells it like it is - NZ Herald

Picture being 18 now - new exhibition tells it like it is - NZ Herald

What did it feel like to be 18? Famous women talk about the leap from child to adult.

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Mindfulness: Do Or Do Not. There Is No Try - NZ Herald

Mindfulness: Do Or Do Not. There Is No Try - NZ Herald

The thought of doing a stress-reducing mindfulness course dedicating two and half hours every Monday night fo…

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Face value: Why it's time we made peace with the way we look

Face value: Why it's time we made peace with the way we look

Our obsession with body image is a serious public health issue for both men and women, says a Cambridge philo…

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The Post

The Post

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Prime Minister documentary-maker Michelle Walshe’s day of reckoning

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By Angela Barnett
| The Post (Wellington)
Michelle Walshe is the award-winning co-director of Prime Minister, which follows Jacinda Ardern’s leadership.Stuff After two Emmy wins, Sundance success and decades of achievement, film-maker and founder Michelle Walshe is learning that constantly delivering for everyone else can leave you running on empty, writes Angela Barnett. It’s an impossible choice.
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Four friends, one storm and 55km of West Coast wilderness

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By Angela Barnett
| The Post (Wellington)
Entrance to the Paparoa Track.Shaun Barnett My three friends and I were on a tussock-riddled ridge, clouds above and below us, and the wind blew in, fists swinging, knocking one of my friends off her feet. We all dropped to the ground, heavy packs wobbling, and waited it out.
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I let my teenager plan our family trip to Singapore. Here’s what unfolded

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By Angela Barnett
| The Post (Wellington)
Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay.Singapore Tourism Board I decided to give my teenage daughter full rein on our stopover in Singapore. I wanted her to learn the difference between planning and reality when travelling, but the truth was I’d mapped out our month-long trip to Japan and Sri Lanka and had zero enthusiasm for sorting out our 48-hour stopover. Being the youngest in the family, she snapped up the opportunity to be the boss.
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