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Mary Anne Gill

Mary Anne Gill

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Senior Writer, Cambridge News NZ

Waikato

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Total articles 1092

  • Delivering words, not babies - Cambridge News

    By Mary Anne Gill Verified| Cambridge News NZ Verified Marie-ann Quin delivered more than 1200 babies in Waipā and King Country in the 25 years before she retired two years ago. She covered thousands of kilometres in that time travelling to Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Kāwhia, Te Miro, Horahora, Arapuni, Arohena, Ōtorohanga and all the remote communities in between. Quin, 68, who lives in Te Kawa between Ōtorohanga and Te Awamutu, launched her second novel Midwives and Men of War at the Te Awamutu RSA last week.

    By Mary Anne Gill Verified · Cambridge News NZ

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Clock ticks down to water decision - Cambridge News

    By Chris Gardner, Mary Anne Gill Verified| Cambridge News NZ Verified Waikato and King Country residents are making the most significant local government decision in a generation, and in most cases, they only have days, rather than weeks to decide. Senior writers Chris Gardner and Mary Anne Gill look at what’s involved. Councillors have had their say, now it’s up to residents.

    By Chris Gardner, Mary Anne Gill Verified · Cambridge News NZ

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Delivering words, not babies - Cambridge News

    By Mary Anne Gill Verified| Cambridge News NZ Verified Marie-ann Quin delivered more than 1200 babies in Waipā and King Country in the 25 years before she retired two years ago. She covered thousands of kilometres in that time travelling to Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Kāwhia, Te Miro, Horahora, Arapuni, Arohena, Ōtorohanga and all the remote communities in between. Quin, 68, who lives in Te Kawa between Ōtorohanga and Te Awamutu, launched her second novel Midwives and Men of War at the Te Awamutu RSA last week.

    By Mary Anne Gill Verified · Cambridge News NZ

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Cambridge News NZ

Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand

+64 7-838 1333