
He/him. Dev Team Lead at @Xero, game dev, illustrator, hubby, and dad to a beautiful little girl! 🤘
Auckland, New Zealand
Joined November 2010
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The 'Games Made on NZ' Steam Event is now LIVE go check it out!
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It’s Transgender Awareness Week, a weeklong celebration leading up to the Transgender Day of Remembrance on 20 November. 🏳️⚧️
Check out the resources available on gender identity on our website, health.govt.nz/your-health/h…
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Thank you, Aotearoa for protecting our whānau, friends and communities, and to our workforce and vaccination staff for their continued mahi. 130,002 people got vaccinated on Super Saturday, 16 October! 39,025 were first doses, and 90,977 were second doses. #SuperSaturday
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A rare tweet from me but #SuperSaturday is a huge deal. Get vaccinated tomorrow or, if you already have been, encourage whanau or friends to. Shot Aotearoa.
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New Zealand’s first-ever ‘Vaxathon’ will take place this weekend on ‘Super Saturday’ (16 October) – a national day of action that calls on every remaining eligible New Zealander to get their shot.
health.govt.nz/news-media/me…
I’ve been so impressed by the professionalism of the staff at our COVID vaccination centre (both times I’ve been there), and how they manage to make the whole process stress-free. Amazing work folks! @covid19nz
Thanks @laurie_winkless for the masks! Super comfy and educational too 😉
Let’s end conversion therapy in New Zealand okay? Can’t believe this is even practiced anymore 😡
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Let's do this! Live now! Come say hi!
Can't believe that in an hour I am going to be live on twitch.tv/logitechg and being a guest on their #CreatorSpotlight for #GAAD! We'll be talking all things gaming, accessibility, and life without hands! Come say hello! @LogitechG_ANZ @LogitechG
Babies are like quantum particles. They're both waking up and staying asleep until you observe them.
It's funny how "How's your tongue?" becomes a completely normal question you get multiple times a day, after you've had tongue surgery.











