Tim Finn

Tim Finn

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This year's global temperatures will have been the highest since records began in 1880.

Cause for Optimism at the UN Climate Talks in Lima, Peru?

This year's global temperatures will have been the highest since records began in 1880.

from To the Point

Split
Enz founder and Crowded House member, Tim Finn, continues his solo career with
the release of  Imaginary
 Kingdom and performs new
songs on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

Tim Finn

Split Enz founder and Crowded House member, Tim Finn, continues his solo career with the release of  Imaginary Kingdom and performs new songs on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

from Morning Becomes Eclectic

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