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Brindle Style isn't contrived to advance a PR agenda; to sell you a product; or persuade you to believe something that's not true. 
Histories, Herstories, Your Stories
Brindle Style exists simply to record, reCognise, represent and respond to the local and regional viewpoint. Brindle Style is simply part of the 2% of what we read, hear & view that comes from main street.
About Us is About You.
Editor is MARIA LESLEY TONKS an Aotearoa visual artist and photographer with an extensive background in communication design; education, arts and the community freepress traditions from the 1960s to 1980s.
"I don't care if you're black, white or BRINDLE" is an Australian saying that indicates to the listener in a conversation, that we have arrived at the heart and soul of matters.
"I don't care if you're black, white or BRINDLE" is a language device that is used to describe how ordinary distinctions that we make - are needless and useless, - we have arrived at Common ground, Solid Ground, Higher Ground, even Sacred Ground. A Celebration of Life Bringing HeART to Healing
Brindle Style came online for International Women's Day 2003. It is an artists narrative and an evolving framework for learning, empowering and inspiring creative community.
"The Murri Grapevine is notoriously reliable and well-informed and if you step out - as JOURNALISM ONCE HAD TO every community has it's own political and social commentator and amateur economist.
Brindle Style isn't contrived to advance somebody's PR agenda, sell you a product, or in the words of wikipedia - 'persuade you to believe something that's not true.' We're just part of the 2% of what we read, hear & view that comes from mainstreet.
"I do not believe in frontiers, barriers and flags. I believe we all belong, independently of latitudes and longitudes, independently to the same family which is the human family." Vitorrio Arrigoni |