Further Reading
- Wairarapa Pride , Carterton, : Masterton International Relations Committee and HUHU Music, 2002
- Beyer's contribution is a rendition of George Gershwin's Summertime (from Porgy and Bess)
- Goldson, Annie (dir. & prod.); Wells, Peter (dir.); Madigan, Catherine (co-prod.) (2003), Georgie girl , Auckland, : Roadshow Entertainment (NZ) Ltd.
- Hutchings, Jessica; Aspin, Clive (eds.) (2007), Sexuality and the stories of indigenous people, Wellington, : Huia, ISBN 978-1-86969-277-3
- Beyer's contribution is entitled: "Of two spirits."
- Beyer, Georgina; Casey, Cathy (1999), Change for the better: the story of Georgina Beyer, Auckland, New Zealand: Random House, ISBN 1-86941-371-7
- She'll be right - Georgina Beyer keeps it Kiwi by Matt Akersten, 23 November 2008
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