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    In safe hands

    Jul 18, 2021 1 minute
    by ELIZABETH KERR

    he recent Wellington Jazz Festival created a fine midwinter buzz, with more than 100 gigs pulling good houses to 35 venues ranging from small bars to the Opera House. Among the eclectic line-up, an by saxophonist/composers Jasmine Lovell-Smith and Jake Baxendale, offered a mellow late-afternoon oasis at City Gallery Wellington.

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