All episodes
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Virginia Woolf has a successful career as a photojournalist based in Nelson and explores her Chinese New Zealand heritage within her images.
Full episodeTuesday, 27 November 2012
A project that sees pre-loved and expensive designer dresses resold at bargain rates for all our penniless students out there.
Full episodeTuesday, 20 November 2012
Chinese New Zealander Michelle Ang’s irreverent new play Chopstick pokes fun at stereotypes.
Full episodeTuesday, 13 November 2012
Born in South Korea, multi-talented David Lee gained an MBA and worked for broadcasting as well as running his family business, a metal recycling factory. However David’s love of music dominated, so he became an opera singer.
Full episodeTuesday, 30 October 2012
The project, inspired by the art of the Burmese children themselves sees prominent New Zealand artists and musicians donating their art, music and time to raise funds to sustainably educate, feed and help the refugee children of Burma to play.
Full episodeTuesday, 16 October 2012
Lynda travels to Auckland to find out more about the little heard from Shia Muslim community.
Full episodeTuesday, 9 October 2012
Lynda travels to Auckland to find out more about the little heard from Shia Muslim community.
Full episodeTuesday, 2 October 2012
Lynda Chanwai-Earle meets a group of performers over a four hour period in preparation for marathon performances of some Chinese classics.
Full episodeTuesday, 25 September 2012
Korean New Zealander Graci Kim chats to Lynda Chanwai-Earle about life as a diplomat in training in one of the friendliest Asian cities on the globe.
Full episodeTuesday, 18 September 2012
Where can people from our diverse Pan-Asian population read up on stories from their own communities?
Full episodeTuesday, 11 September 2012
Lynda meets five writers in Auckland, who won’t let cultural or language barriers get in their way.
Full episodeTuesday, 4 September 2012
Today’s story involves around 240 young secondary students from all around New Zealand and young diplomat in the making Elizabeth Chan, a Kiwi Chinese who was a finalist earlier this year for the Young New Zealander of the Year Awards.
Full episodeTuesday, 28 August 2012
Lynda Chanwai-Earle talks to Paul Bayliss, general manager of the Catholic Archdiocese of Wellington and Joan Buchanan, convenor, Religious Communities Leadership Forum.
Full episodeTuesday, 21 August 2012
Many productions in China are banned and all theatre must be government sanctioned, so what does it take to make theatre there?
Full episodeTuesday, 14 August 2012
A fictionalised interpretation of the tragic murder of a young overseas Chinese student in 2006, whose body was found dumped in a suitcase floating in the Waitmata Harbour.
Full episodeTuesday, 7 August 2012
Medhi Angot has gathered Chinese members of the Royal New Zealand Ballet, together with some of New Zealand’s finest singers including Ivy Padilla, to create a special fundraising event aptly named Breathe.
Full episodeTuesday, 24 July 2012
In this week’s Asian Report there’s a focus on the post-traumatic stress refugees often struggle with and questions around the nature of detainment for many asylum seekers and their children.
Full episodeTuesday, 17 July 2012
Lynda goes to Auckland to catch up with the founder and managing director of Radio Tarana, Robert Khan.
Full episodeTuesday, 10 July 2012
Lynda Chanwai-Earle is in Auckland meeting veterans Commander D.B. Herlihy (Royal New Zealand Navy, Retired), Lieutenant Colin Stanbridge (163 Battery, Command Post Team, Commonwealth Division) and president of the Korean Supporters Group of the NZKVA, Korean-born David Lee.
Full episodeTuesday, 3 July 2012
Lynda is in Auckland meeting the international team at ARMS, to find out how this organisation assists our fast growin pan-ethnic communities.
Full episodeTuesday, 26 June 2012
Lynda Chanwai-Earle chases the quirkily named An Indian, a Chinaman and a White Guy Productions from start to finish as they frantically race to create a short film over one weekend.
Full episodeTuesday, 19 June 2012
Lynda Chanwai-Earle is treated to a personal tour through the High Court with law clerk Elizabeth Chan.
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