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As seen in: The Advanced Analytics NBA Podcast, Three, The Guardian, ABC News (Australia), Stuff.co.nz, Otago Daily Times, Mountain Scene, DIRT ACTION
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New Zealand Today: Guy Williams searches for freedom camping culprit defecating on the street

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By Guy Williams
| newshub.co.nz
Watch a sneak peek at New Zealand Today season three. Credits: Warner Bros Discovery OPINION: To research our show New Zealand Today, I search tirelessly for a freedom camping van without a toilet. Pre-COVID-19, I used to love the months when nothing would happen in New Zealand. Literally nothing. We would go weeks, months and sometimes years without anything happening. Be honest, what do you remember about 2008? Nothing! Why?
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Guy Williams: Refuel Jo - the strangest story of my career

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By Guy Williams
| newshub.co.nz
Watch: Guy Williams speaks to Girish Kuruvilla about the story. Credits: Newshub. OPINION: To research our show New Zealand Today, I'm constantly trawling the internet for weird NZ news. One story that kept on being pushed in front of me was the legend of 'Refuel Jo', a late-night burger bar in the heart of Hamilton's infamous nightlife district - often referred to as the "STD Triangle".
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Slow goes uphill

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By Guy Williams
| Mountain Scene Verified
Euro-style: Slow owner Martina Blanchard in her new Man St store By GUY WILLIAMS Queenstown interior and lighting studio Slow has relocated to a landmark Man Street building. Slow owner and interior designer Martina Blanchard closed her Lower Beach Street premises just before Christmas. In the next day or so, it’ll officially reopen at 10 Man Street, which she and husband Daren took possession of last month after buying it for $3.1 million-plus.
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