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They were very different scenes. New Zealand Jason Hall brought out the hard core Melbourne gold & silversmithing scene, curious about the latest installment in the stone, bone and shell story. The Pakeha story was interestingly laid out by expatriate Kiwi Robyn McKenzie in her opening remarks
 | Whereas Melbourne designer Greg Bonasera created a powerful installation that captured the imaginations of the magazine crowd, stirred by a witty opening speech from Artichoke editor Cameron Bruhn. |
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