I was born in Whakatane, New Zealand in 1958 and grew up in a mid sized mainly company town Kawerau, that is most
of the towns inhabitants worked for the same company. We even had a siren waking everyone up at 6am to get ready for
work.
My grandfather Harold Ion was the headmaster of the school I went to and then became deputy mayor. It was a close knit
community.
Milk was delivered by horse when I was small and so the town had an overall quaintness about it that I'll never
forget.
We moved to Rotorua when I was 11. A midsized city with a large lake, Rotorua is a popular tourist
destination and the cultural heart of indiginous New Zealand. There I continued my education and enjoyed city living.
When I was 18 I moved to Auckland where I trained in plastics engineering. This included setting up and programming plastics
injection moulding machines.
At 22 I moved to Sydney Australia, where I continued my plastics career and then migrated into computing technologies.
This I found very exciting and embraced it with a passion. I studied hard and found this grounding handy and very rewarding.
Life in Sydney is great and full of excitment and opportunities. I love it here and Sydney is the best city in the world
in my opinion.
I became a computer consultant and enjoy developing business relationships with many clients I have met over the years.
This activity I still continue to pursue today.
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