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- Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies
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- International Transport Workers Federation
- Jack Yan
- Joe Hendren
- John Pilger
- Julie Howard
- Keep Our Port Public
- Ken MacLeod
- LabourStart
- Liberation
- Long Now Foundation
- M John Harrison
- Maritime Union of Australia
- Maritime Union of New Zealand
- Media Lens
- Mentat
- Mervyn Peake
- Mind the Brain
- Morning Star
- NASA Earth Observatory
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- New Scientist
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- Oliver Woods
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- Ray Kurzweil
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Ben
/ October 1, 2009Oh the memories. I was a first year at Otago and still remember a gig you guys did at the Empire. HDU opened for you and somewhat stole the show – Tristan threw a great tanty over something.
Age of Dog had some great artwork too, do you have copies of that?
admin
/ October 1, 2009All fading into the blur of time but a few vivid recollections still there. Early period HDU was a sight to behold, before they mellowed out (heh) :>
There’s a stack of posters and grainy footage in a box which will one day emerge in digital form, but at the rate I get things done these days I would say this timeline may be on the scale of decades.
Peter A
/ July 30, 2010Gillespie!
Gillespie!
I guessed it would be this before I even clicked Play. How brilliant and how young you guys all look. How the hell did you get this filmed? You lucky bugger.
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/ July 30, 2010Don’t know about brilliant but certainly young. How the years have flown.
Peter A
/ August 1, 2010Oh, don’t remind me…