Invercargill photojournalist to capture Southland's cultural diversity
At home in Southland, where our story begins. She wants to show the public how diverse the region has become. “Everywhere I go, everywhere I photograph, there are people living in Southland from all over the world. It’s important to educate people on who is here. We see their national costumes, we eat their food, we hear their songs. They are part of us now.” Frewen-Wilks said migrants had played a massive part in developing Southland, from the Belgians who helped build the Bluff Wharf, to Pacific Islanders who worked at meat plants in the region, to the Dutch who brought their trade...
Source: stuff.co.nz