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2/04/2012

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The Red Bulletin in April. Maya Gabeira - 24 hours with the big-wave girl who shows up the boys. Sir James Dyson - The Future: Reinvented. Golden Fleeces - Wild and Woolly at the NZ sheep-shearing champs. This and more in Red Bulletin's new issue.

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