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00:16:58

Asia Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts returns

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2025/02/23

The Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts has kicked off in Melbourne returning after a five-year hiatus. For the next three weeks, the city will be celebrating diverse and dynamic creatives and innovators from across the region including Singapore, Taiwan and Japan. This year, there are three streams; performance, nightlife and knowledge which will feature 33 performances, 18 of which are world premieres. Culture 101 speaks to Creative Director Jeff Khan about what audiences can expect

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00:10:24

Regional Wrap: Matakana with food writer Lauraine Jacobs

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2025/02/23

Each week, Culture 101 puts the spotlight on a different part of Aotearoa for our Regional Week. This week, we're heading north of Auckland Tamaki Makaurau to the Matakana region. A 45-minute drive from Auckland, it's a foodie haven with its farmers market, local artisinal producers, vineyards and boutique shops and galleries. It's surrounded by rolling hills and valleys with stunning beaches nearby including Omaha and Tawharanui Regional Park. Food and wine writer for more than two decades,

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00:14:36

Bringing to light the culture stories of Fijian-Indians

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2025/02/23

Nadia Freeman's show The Girmit takes us back to the time between 1879 and 1916 when more than 60,000 people were transferred from India to Fiji by the British to work on sugar-cane plantations as indentured labourers. They came to be known as Girmitiyas and today make up over 32 percent of the Fijian population. 15,000 of their descendants live in New Zealand, Nadia Freeman is one of those descendants. A poet, performer, musician, and theatre producer she is about to restage The Girmit in

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00:15:31

Why do we like to be frightened so? Art and the...

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2025/02/22

David Cronenberg's 1979 body horror The Brood teases in its trailer that it's "a film so terrifying that it will devastate you totally". What possesses us to love horror films so? Curator of Screams may have the answer. They are a collaboration between two contemporary art and horror film lovers, Dowse Art Museum senior curator Chelsea Nichols and City Gallery Wellington senior curator Aaron Lister. Through their lively instagram account and exhibition curation, singularly, and together they

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00:12:46

Show Do Cafe - Brazilian artist and dancer Stela Dara

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2025/02/22

The Hamilton Arts Festival has kicked off for another year. Music, theatre, dance, comedy and artistic experiences fill the Hamilton Gardens with more than 800 peformers this year, across 9 days. Most shows will take place in the gardens with a few sprinkled around the CBD including the Meteor and Riverlea Theatre. It's also the first time a literary festival will be held within the festival - called HamLit. Show Do Cafe is a contemporary dance piece exploring the journey of coffee starting n

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00:12:48

Pasifika women leading: Anapela Polata'ivao

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2025/02/22

Tina, the debut feature film of Miki Magasiva is a love letter to both Samoan culture and how choral music, across cultures, can assist people in change. The way art can enable acceptance of the richness of our difference. But Tina is also centrally about how Pasifika women are leaders in taking culture forward. The title translates in English as mother, or female elder. And in the lead role Anapela Polata'ivao plays Mareta, a mother struggling after the death of her daughter in the 2011

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00:25:50

Calling Home: Christian Smith

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2025/02/22

Calling home from London this week, New Zealander Christian Smith who co-hosts The Lawyer Podcast.

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00:11:51

Ali Hill: The Nutrition Edition

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2025/02/22

Dr Ali Hill from Otago University's Department of Human Nutrition is back with us on Sunday Morning. This week we talk ice cream and eggs, are they actually good for you?

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00:32:03

Sir Graham Brady, Kingmaker

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2025/02/22

In his new memoir Kingmaker, Sir Graham Brady offers insights into the character and choices of David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and finally Rishi Sunak.

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00:20:07

Steve Jones: Here come the Sex Pistols

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2025/02/22

It's been nearly 30 years since the Sex Pistol have performed in New Zealand - but they are on their way! Guitarist Steve Jones joins Jim to chat about the tour and what is important to him today....

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00:19:06

Dull? You're in good company...

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2025/02/22

The Dull Men's Club is an online club for dullsters who celebrate the ordinary and avoid glitz and glam. The club's founder Grover Click joins the show to tell Jim how it all came about.

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00:23:00

Sarah Hart: What's in a coincidence?

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2025/02/22

After a strange experience in a coffee shop, British mathematician Sarah Hart started thinking about the probabilities of coincidences.

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00:05:28

The Sunday Morning Quiz with Hamish McDouall

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2025/02/22

With our regular quizmaster, Jack Waley-Cohen taking a break this week, your Sunday morning brain teaser is brought to you by former Whanganui mayor and Kiwi quiz champion Hamish McDouall.

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00:17:39

Dr Jack Watling: US switches stance on Ukraine war

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2025/02/22

Regular guest Dr Jack Watling joins the show to discuss the developments in Ukraine.

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00:19:51

Farmers turn weed into wellness products

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2025/02/21

Hemp grows beside wheat, barley and peas at Blair and Jody Drysdale's farm in northern Southland. The seeds are pressed in the farmyard and made into nutritional oil and skincare cream, that the couple sell direct to customers.

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00:12:15

Sino-vino ties - a wine-lover linking China and New...

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2025/02/21

Fang Mei fell in love with wine after working in the banking industry in New Zealand and China. Now she has her own vineyard here and educates people in China about New Zealand wine, gleaning insights into the development of the wine market in China.

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00:10:38

Ag student's dreams come true 15 years on

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2025/02/21

We check back in with Hamish Best of Conscious Valley just outside Wellington. A keen ag student the last time he spoke to Country Life, he's now a finalist for the prestigious trans-Tasman Zanda McDonald Award.

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00:50:35

Country Life Friday 21 Feb 2025

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2025/02/21

A farming couple in Southland are making health products from the hemp they grow, and we get some insights into the Chinese market for New Zealand wine.

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00:05:46

Rural news wrap for 21 February 2025

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2025/02/21

A round-up of the week's news from the primary sector

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00:15:54

Shaken trust in the public service's data safeguards

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2025/02/21

A damning report has found the safeguards government agencies have to protect data they share with third party providers to be sorely lacking, and wide open for misuse. Allegations Census and vaccination data shared at Manurewa Marae was misused are up for further investigation, but the trust in the public service has taken a hit. For Focus on Politics this week, political reporter Giles Dexter looks at the report and its findings, and what steps the public service will take to win that trust

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