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Carl Chenery and Gavin Healy are now friends Nov 22, 2010
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Royal Oak Market - building sustainable communities at Royal Oak

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November 22, 2009 from 10am to 2pm
Exciting new market in the heart of AucklandFeaturing artisan products, fresh local produce, together with craft, art, fashion and design.This unique market is being hosted by CCS Disability Action. The market will also include an engaging selection of community stalls and volunteer projects and the opportunity to hear free talks on sustainable living and gardening practicesWHERE: CCS Disability Action, 14 Erson Avenue, Royal OakWHEN: Sunday 22 November, 10am - 2pmInterested in having a stall?…See More
Event posted by Gavin Healy Sep 10, 2009
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Stephen Grant-Jones left a comment for Gavin Healy
Hi Gavin, we've just uploaded your interview on GreenplanetFM. Would love to catch up with you sometime.
Jun 18, 2009
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Look forward to it Deirdre, Merry part Gavin
Jun 4, 2009
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Deirdre Kent left a comment for Gavin Healy
Hello Gavin, Sorry just got this had dental problems yesterday and was out of action a bit. This looks very interesting indeed. Can I get back to you later today? Will be as quick as possible
Jun 4, 2009
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Hi Deirdre I work for Good magazine and I wanted to see if you would be interested in doing an advertising swap. We will give you an advert in 6 issues of Good magazine (worth $3000) in return for the ad space on your site plus we will pay for the…
Jun 3, 2009

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In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:
I want to convert my local area in Royal Oak and I want to make a lot of noise about it.TT gives the power to the people and thats were it should be.

I work in media and social marketing so I know how to get attention. I would also like to follow the progress in our magazine Good.
What are you happy to share about yourself:
I work in media and I feel that our current problems are design issues that can be solved once we overpower those who currently have it.

Best work I Stop ( Irish Socities Teenagers of Peace) movement in Ireland and Health Freedom campaign that helped block the TGA in New Zeland.

I think TT will be a hugh movement and I would love to get involved
Where do you live (City or Town):
Auckland
Website1:
http://www.earthship.org
Website 2:
http://www.global-mindshift.org

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At 4:19pm on June 18, 2009, Stephen Grant-JonesStephen Grant-Jones said…
Hi Gavin, we've just uploaded your interview on GreenplanetFM. Would love to catch up with you sometime.
At 9:45am on June 5, 2009, Deirdre KentDeirdre Kent said…
Hello Gavin, Sorry just got this had dental problems yesterday and was out of action a bit. This looks very interesting indeed. Can I get back to you later today? Will be as quick as possible
At 3:25pm on July 17, 2008, Gavin HealyGavin Healy said…
Hi its a place called New Grange in the Boyne Valley. According to legend it is a rebirthing chamber for the fae - its also aligned to winter solstice and is one of the most impressive megalithic buildings on the Irish lay-line.

The Boyne valley complex is (once again according to the Legend) the home to the Tuatha Da Dannan Gods . Dagda was the main God but his son Ogham was the God of language, communication and tress. It is from him that we have the Ogham alphabet and the birth of Druidism.

Great legends I can recommend a few books if you like.

Cheers I’m delighted you like the magazine - the next one is looking great.
At 3:12pm on July 17, 2008, GenevieveGenevieve said…
Hey, where was your photo taken? Looks intersting. Looks Irish? Genevieve
At 3:11pm on July 17, 2008, GenevieveGenevieve said…
Hi Gavin,

just wanted to give you the feedback that heaps of people I know have been raving about how good good is!! It reminds me of a newpaper that myself and my husband Dan used to distribute in Ireland and England called "the Positive News", it was a similar vibe. I remember us distributing hundreds of them at Glastonbury festival one year, it was a free paper, brimming with hope, alternatives and possibilities.

What a great contribution, keep shining that light.

Genevieve
At 8:46am on June 10, 2008, Gavin HealyGavin Healy said…
Have a look at www.good.net.nz

Social marketing aligns brands with charities and grassroots movemnets

Cheers Gavin
At 7:42pm on June 9, 2008, NatalieNatalie said…
Hi Gavin,
mostly strategy - government. Am a bit of a bigger picture person - not much good with fiddly details or numbers ;-) What's your magazine about? And what is social marketing?
Cheers, Natalie
At 9:03am on June 9, 2008, Gavin HealyGavin Healy said…
Will do Cheers
At 5:03am on June 8, 2008, Deirdre KentDeirdre Kent said…
Welcome Gavin. You are so right. TT will be a huge movement. And listen to national radio today at 10.06 for a peak oil discussion.
 
 
 

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