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Airini Beautrais

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Airini Beautrais is a writer and teacher who lives in Whanganui. She is the author of four poetry collections. Her collection of short fiction Bug Week was published this year by Victoria University Press.

Author photo: Tracey Grant

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Society22.10.20

Dreamers of Dreams: 128 Abel Smith Street

Airini Beautrais remembers Wellington’s radical social centre.

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Literature03.07.17

Mothers and Daughters: A review of Family History

Airini Beautrais reviews Johanna Emeney's new collection and finds a satisfying sequence of poems that investigate the mother and daughter relationship through terminal illness.

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Literature04.12.16

Landfall Essay Competition Winner: Umlaut

Airini Beautrais explores the way names reveal our identity, our histories, and sometimes our ignorance

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Literature14.11.16

Junctures and Meaning: A review of Back With the Human Condition by Nick Ascroft

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