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title	Samesame But Different: Te Whanganui-a-Tara edition
description	Audio from the Samesame But Different event held at the National Library on 23 September 2022. Emily Writes chairs a panel of poets: Cadence Chung, Ruby Solly, Chris Tse and Oscar Upperton. This recording was sourced via the livestream. A special thank you to the participants and organisers for allowing this event to be recorded and shared. Details. 0:00:01 - Sam Orchard. 0:02:45 - Emily Writes (Chair). 0:05:25 - Ruby Solly. 0:16:10 - Cadence Chung. 0:23:59 - Oscar Upperton. 0:31:20 - Chris Tse. 0:39:53 - Discussion. 1:33:40 - Questions from the floor. 1:46:55 - Sam Orchard closes.
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