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Finn Teppett: obsessions, identity and boy bands
2:25 PM.Wellington playwright Finn Teppett has won a stack of awards here and overseas, co-created the popular satire White Man Behind A Desk Live! show, and has a couple of films on the go. This week his… Read more Audio
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The Exponents: Who loves who the most?
1:48 PM.A new TVNZ drama Dance Exponents: Why does love? tells the story of one of our most successful pop groups. Simon Morris talks to producer Carmen Leonard and director Danny Mulheron about turning real… Read more Audio
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Choreographer Sarah Foster-Spoull's big plans
1:34 PM.Starting a new Auckland based company for New Zealand dance graduates, is one of the top priorities for choreographer Sarah Foster-Sproull, who's won the 2017 Creative New Zealand Choreographic… Read more Audio
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Rachel House: 'There's a change in the air'
12:45 PM.Rachel House's face is familiar from her many acting roles, but she's also working behind the scenes on HUI – a film script based on the play of the same name which she will eventually direct. Read more Audio
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Luck of the draw
12:16 PM.By 1916, the number of men volunteering to join New Zealand's military forces overseas in the First World war had fallen so dramatically that conscription was brought in. Twenty thousand soldiers had… Read more Audio
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Masterton's brand-new museum director
2:50 PM.Masterton's ambitious Aratoi Wairarapa Museum of Art and History in Masterton has a new director - a multi linguist with an interest in hieroglyphics. Read more Audio, Gallery
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New animals of the fashion industry
2:40 PM.Gen X and Millenial fashion industry egos clash in the new novel by Pip Adam - The New Animals, published by Victoria University Press. Read more Audio
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Dance of the cheese-makers
2:26 PM.Cheese making is an unlikely subject for a dance work but it's the next course in Java Dance Company's artisan series, following shows about bread and wine. Read more Audio
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Forever after? The danger of "tattoo regret"
1:45 PM.Getting a tattoo when you're young is no guarantee you'll still be proud of it when you're a bit older. Will that One Direction tattoo mean the same in ten year's time? Tattoo regrets are one of the… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Living off the walls
1:34 PM.Graham Hoete - also known as Mr G - found international fame last year after painting two massive wall murals of the late Prince - in Sydney and in the musician's hometown in Minnesota. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Shannon Te Ao's unique view of Edinburgh
12:50 PM.An historic Edinburgh building is the latest canvas for video artist Shannon Te Ao, who's been commissioned to create the work for the city's Art Festival this month. Read more Audio, Gallery
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After the earthquakes, Lyttelton Redux
12:16 PM.Lyttelton was hit harder than most by the Christchurch earthquakes - particularly the Lyttelton Museum. But now it's back - triumphantly, we may say! - with a little help from its friends, past and… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Botanical art
3:08 PM.Botanical illustration's enjoying a renaissance at the moment, including here in New Zealand which is taking part in an international botanical art exhibition. Each country's working on a show… Read more Audio
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Apirana Taylor's new novel is about love on the dole
2:27 PM.He's kept us waiting a very long time for his second novel, but Apirana Taylor says he wanted to take his time on his love story of two people living on the fringe of society. While Mack and Puti are… Read more Audio
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Pot Luck: Kiwi web series a global hit
1:47 PM.So far Pot Luck has 2 million views and counting, but the creators say it's competing with many other quality Kiwi web series for the same tiny slice of funding pie. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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Photo-journalist Paula Bronstein and the forgotten war
1:35 PM.Her photograph of a grieving Afghan woman gently holding a toddler who could be sleeping or might be dead, has won American photojournalist Paula Bronstein her latest international award. "The Silent… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Healing quake-torn Kaikoura with music
12:50 PM.Music we know is a great healer, and members of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra have just been to quake-hit Kaikoura to play for children and for people who're struggling. Kaikoura Earthquake… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Colonial furniture restored to life
12:12 PM.Dunedin's Larnarch Castle was effectively stripped of its furniture about a hundred years ago. But one of its hand crafted bookcases is about to be returned - albeit smaller than when it left… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Midwinter Lanterns in Dunedin
3:53 PM.Lantern makers in Dunedin have taken the art-form to a whole new level. It's the tenth year of the city's popular Midwinter Carnival, where themed lanterns are several metres long. Lynn Freeman talks… Read more Audio
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A legacy of war, romance... and rugby
2:50 PM.An All Black star leaves behind his fairytale life, including the woman he loves, to do his bit in the Vietnam War. But he's unprepared for what he is about to experience there - from the decimated… Read more Audio
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Crime and punishment in Christchurch
2:40 PM.Christchurch crime writer Mark McGinn cashes in on his many years observing lawers and judges in action, in his fourth novel, Presumed Guilty. It's the latest in a series about the personal and… Read more Audio
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Spain's favourite Kiwi artist
2:25 PM.10 years ago Kiwi artist Angus Collis left home to try his luck as a full time artist in Spain. The Otago Polytechnic graduate's work is on show at a Barcelona gallery and he's had exhibitions in… Read more Audio
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Sergeant Pepper's Kiwi rivals
1:48 PM.It's been 50 years since the release of one of the most famous albums ever - the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. So what was its effect in New Zealand? Audio Culture's Chris Bourke… Read more Audio
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More than just a pretty frock
1:32 PM.Impossibly beautiful people wearing clothes only they can fit into... Even if you're not a fashion-obsessive, is there something fashion photography can offer - either as art, or some kind of window… Read more Audio
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Reinventing Eketahuna's museum
12:47 PM.In this year's Museum Awards, Mokau Museum in North Taranaki won the Visitor Experience category - one of a number of successful regional museums to get a big makeover as part of the TV series… Read more Audio