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Slow and Steady

In many ways, modern life is all about going fast. We have communication at our fingertips, whatever we want virtually one click away and it can feel like the 9-to-5 grind never really stops grinding. In the midst of the madness, it takes guts to go one’s own way. For Kate Stokes, co-director of Melbourne-based furniture and

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