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For Pete's Sake - the political songs of Peter Conway
1:50 PM.For Pete's Sake - the political songs of Peter Conway. An album to celebrate the life and songwriting of Pete Conway. Read more Audio
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Big Names and Big Personalities at the Doc Edge Festival
1:40 PM.Documentary Edge International Film Festival set to challenge and inspire audiences. Read more Audio
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Screen Gems with Irene Gardiner
12:42 PM.Irene Gardiner has picked a real petrolhead edition of Screen Gems for Simon Morris. Read more Audio
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A 'Fiercely independent' newcomer in Children's Publishing
12:35 PM.Christine Dale and Jenny Nagle have this week launched OneTree House publishers. They tell Simon Morris all about it. Read more Audio
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The A - Z of Producing
12:15 PM.A new course is teaching New Zealand producers what they need to know to produce a feature film ready to take to market. Read more Audio
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The Art of Puppets and Puppeteering
2:49 PM.Creating a demonic hand puppet is one of the more unusual commissions for Auckland puppeteer Jon Coddington. It's taken a few goes to perfect Tyrone for the premiere of a play called Hand to God about… Read more Audio
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Quintessential Lauris Edmond
2:35 PM.As a tribute to her mother, respected writer Lauris Edmond, her daughter Frances has co-edited a new anthology of favourite poetry and prose. She and Sue Fitchett approached family, friends and other… Read more Audio
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Light, Sound and Sculpture at the LUX Te Ao Marama PRECINCT
2:24 PM.Paint, marble, fabric, wood, film... all are fundamental artists' materials. What we don't often think about is the role that light plays in art - not only through illumination. Maori artists have… Read more Audio
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The Historic Pumphouse Theatre Celebrates its 40th Anniversary
1:48 PM.After surviving near demolition back in the 1970s, the North Shore's Pumphouse Theatre is about to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The building's changed a lot - there's heating and dressing rooms for… Read more Audio
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Bringing Te Reo Maori to the Stage
1:30 PM.It's still a rare thing to have the chance to see an English play translated into Maori. The Merchant of Venice was turned into a te reo film and another Shakespeare play Troilus and Cressida was… Read more Audio
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New Cello Concerto from Gareth Farr
12:40 PM.Three great-great-uncles of composer Gareth Farr were killed in the First World War and are buried in France and Belgium. His family's loss, and the deaths of all the men and women killed during the… Read more Audio
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Papers Past: Divorce
12:25 PM.Emerson Vandey is captivated by old newspapers. He's in charge of the National Library's Papers Past online collection, and every so often he brings in a few attention grabbing headlines for Standing… Read more Audio
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Beyond the Battalion
12:15 PM.The survivors and descendants of the 28th Māori Battalion who in 1977 travelled back to the European battle sites and cemeteries of WWI – and the forgotten Kiwi filmmaker who documented their… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Petra Cortright, Digital Painter
2:49 PM.LA artist Petra Cortright isn't crazy about two of the labels she's been given....a pioneer of both post-internet art and of the selfie. She prefers - digital painter. Petra finds and manipulates… Read more Audio
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The Hope Fault - new writing
2:36 PM.Trans Tasman writer Tracy Farr's last novel in 2013 was about the Life and Loves of Lena Gaunt...an imagined early female exponent of the theremin. She talks to Lynn Freeman about her second novel… Read more Audio
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Karen McMillan's latest novel, Brushstrokes of Memory
2:26 PM.Imagine waking up in hospital to find that the last ten years of your life have been erased from your memory. People around you have mysteriously aged - and you see that you have too, once you get to… Read more Audio
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Nicola Gardini on the art of translation
1:46 PM.Nicola Gardini, Professof of Italian and Comparative Literature at the University of Oxford was in Wellington this week to attend the Wai Te Ata press launch of the Italian translation of Best New… Read more Audio
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Wanaka Art School still going strong after 28 years
1:33 PM.Each autumn, around 200 people with a creative itch gather at the Wanaka autumn art school. This is the school's 28th year teaching everything from oil painting and creative writing, to photography… Read more Audio
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New songwriting from Age Pryor
12:44 PM.Multi-instrumentalist and studio producer Age Pryor is a natural born collaborator...he's toured the country numerous times performing with groups including The Woolshed Sessions and Fly My Pretties… Read more Audio
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Remembering those old TV and radio ads
12:20 PM.We're back at Nga Toanga Sound and Vision with the second part on our feature about bringing old commercials back into the limelight. On its new Sellebration online webpage, there are around 300 New… Read more Audio
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'I look back on my life and see it as a sketch'
2:49 PM.Artist Simon Kerr has just launched his sixth exhibition at Wellington's Pilocki Patterson Gallery. The works are striking - handwriting and colourful scrawls, like the love-child of Banksy and Colin… Read more Audio, Gallery
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A New Collection of Poems from Marilyn Duckworth
2:42 PM.Marilyn Duckworth's just published her first poetry collection since 1975. Mind you she's written many a novel, short story and even a memoir during that time. And just last year she was received the… Read more Audio
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Leap of Faith, Jenny Pattrick's latest historical novel.
2:26 PM.Historical novelist Jenny Pattrick is fascinated by the workers - often men - who built New Zealand. Her earlier novels described the lives of the Denniston Miners. Her latest book Leap of Faith… Read more Audio
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Pop artist Wayne Youle
1:45 PM.Amberley-based artist Wayne Youle is in the studio to tell Lynn Freeman about his two big shows this month. There's a retrospective exhibition at Christchurch Art Gallery with the intriguing title… Read more Audio
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Taking New Zealand's stories to the Bologna Children's Book Fair
1:34 PM.The 2017 Bologna Children's Book Fair in Italy is one of the biggest events of its kind in the world, with the world-wide rights to books for children and Young Adults up for sale - including over one… Read more Audio