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About Me
- Keith Johnson
- This Blog started simply as a means of backing up and illustrating my constantly evolving family history research - and showcasing my interests and capabilities in economic development and public policy consulting. Having attracted a small following, it has gradually taken on a life of its own as an online magazine that hopefully informs and raises the odd smile. It has taken up popular culture, politics, history and a whole lot more - from a Wellingtonian viewpoint. If it sparks an interest in collaborating with me on research, consulting and media projects can find my full CV as the first posting on the Blog [19th October 2009]. NOTE: See also 'Family Stories' at: www.myfolktales.blogspot.com [for readers who prefer a dedicated Family History site]
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