While visiting Dublin in September, Felicity was interviewed by Domhnall MacAuley for his podcast MedicsVoices.
Category Archives: Media
Community funding needed to preserve Dacre history
First published on June 18th at Localmatters.
Felicity Goodyear-Smith has almost completed a comprehensive history of Dacre Cottage and the Weiti Block that took a year of research. But funding is needed to get it on the shelves.
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Ingenio Autumn 2023 review of From Crime to Care
The autumn 2023 University of Auckland alumni magazine included a review by Jodie Yeats of ‘From Crime to Care – the History of Abortion in Aotearoa New Zealand’.
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All the ways you didn’t know you could catch ‘The Clap’ (it’s not just sex)
by Annemarie Quill
First published on Stuff 05:25, May 03 2023
Gonorrhoea can be spread by kissing without any sexual activity, experts say (file photo).
A sexually transmitted disease on the rise in Aotearoa, commonly referred to as ‘the clap’, can be caught from kissing, shared towels and even flies.
And government health advice, which says it can only be transmitted via sexual activity, needs to be updated, experts say.
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Covid in NZ – MedicsVoices Interview
Here is how New Zealand was so successful with COVID-19. Interview for Medics Voices podcast.
Blue Line review of The George Gwaze Case
A retired Canadian Judge has reviewed Murder That Wasn’t – the case of George Gwaze.
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Miscarriage of justice – the George Gwaze murder case
Felicity was interviewed by Kathryn Ryan on National Radio’s programme Nine to Noon this morning about her new book Murder that wasn’t – the case of George Gwaze.
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