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Remembering Georgina Beyer

The 2023 Wellington Pride Festival was made more emotional with the passing of community icon Georgina Beyer. The first public mention of Georgina's failing health was mentioned during Pride's opening hīkoi on Saturday 4 March. She passed away on Monday 6 March 2023. Shortly after, we started recording short interviews during Pride events with close friends and community members in honour of Georgina.

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  • 0:00:01 - Renee Paul
  • 0:03:44 - De'Anne Jackson
  • 0:09:22 - Chanel Hati
  • 0:18:15 - Malcolm Kennedy-Vaughan
  • 0:23:20 - Vee Blackwood
  • 0:28:15 - Sam and Arrun Soma
  • 0:33:40 - Roger Swanson
  • 0:36:55 - Chelsea Adams
  • 0:39:35 - Jelly O'Shea
  • 0:45:50 - Lee Eklund
  • 0:51:27 - Annie Jones and Emma Wollum
  • 0:55:45 - Donal Raethel
  • 0:57:28 - Tony Reed
  • 1:01:15 - Ruth Stowers and Christine Seymour
  • 1:03:40 - Leliel Trethowen
  • 1:06:28 - Maddy Drew
  • 1:10:48 - Hamish Allardice
  • 1:15:05 - Welby Ings
  • 1:18:37 - Fiona McGregor
  • 1:20:50 - Tony
  • 1:22:30 - Robin and Angel

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Record date:18th March 2023
Interviewer:Gareth Watkins
Location:Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand
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