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- ↑ "Opera with gusto" : Hawkes Bay Today. New Zealand: Feb 16, 2006. p. B.3
- ↑ "Talent on display at Meeanee" :Hawkes Bay Today. Hastings, New Zealand: Mar 16, 2006. p. B.3
- ↑ "Top praise for aria entrants" :Hawkes Bay Today. New Zealand: Apr 13, 2009. p. A.2
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- ↑ "'Miss Saigon' star to sing in recital" : Hawkes Bay Today. New Zealand: Jun 24, 2009. p. A.17
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