Welcome Leigh Bramwell

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That Old Epithet

Just the Job

Stirring Ructions

Hello?

We'd Be Smiling Too

Of Secrets and Invasions

Randy Old Goat Flu

If Pigs Flew

Now You See Me…

Studies & Misconceptions

My Generation

Play Time

You're Never Too Old…

Medical Matters

Breast Cancer Stories

Breast Cancer in New Zealand

Trading Online

Money for Jam

The Magic of Gaudi's Garden

Washington's Easy Vibe

Too Sexy for the Vatican

An Island Institution

Let's Dance!

Who Cares?

Getting Set Up To Sell

Older Models

TradeMe & Online Auction Sites

Rhine Cruise

Foodie Kohu Road

Old Stereos

Cycling Adventures

Organ Donation

Waiheke Winter

Cabaret Era

Miracle Baby

My Generation September Features

Grandparenting

Managing Memories

Good Nutrition

Corsetry Nostalgia

City of Sails Barbershop Chorus

Ageism in the Workplace

Cheap Eats

Buenos Aires

Contraception For Over 40s

Husband & Wife Business

Grape Picking In Retirement

Surviving in Retirement

Technofogia

Who is Leigh Bramwell?

Leigh Bramwell has been a journalist ‘forever,’ starting her career as a cadet reporter on the Otago Daily Times in the seventies and concluding it (she hopes) with a stint as editor of the New Zealand Herald magazine ‘My Generation’.

In between she’s worked on numerous magazines, produced and directed regional news for Television New Zealand, run her own PR company, written a couple of books, and published the glossy garden design magazine Alfresco.

She has always made her own rules, taking advantage of technology (“and a good car”) to work from remote parts of the country, most recently Kerikeri, where she still owns a boutique lime orchard to which she says she may retire one day.

In the meantime, she works from Waiheke Island, where she shares a home with her landscaper partner and a collection of rescued rejects from the SPCA.

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