The Orator: Tusi Tamasese interview
Subscriber contentBy Nick Grant in Film
Issue 3725 30th Sep 2011
Tamasese’s debut, which opens today, is the first feature film entirely shot in Samoa, in Samoan and with a Samoan cast.
The Friday quiz 30.09.11
By Toby Manhire in Commentary
Issue Listener Plus 30th Sep 2011
If you thought there would be a question about sales of the Assange book, you’re wrong, clever-clogs.
TV & Radio Friday September 30
By Fiona Rae in Today's TV and Radio
Issue Listener Plus 30th Sep 2011
A celebration of how ingenious we humans are for a change, and the splendiferious Stephen Fry is on Jonathan Ross's couch.
Hands-off-Coro petition outstrips save-TVNZ-7 effort
3 CommentsBy Toby Manhire in Commentary
Issue Listener Plus 29th Sep 2011
More people have signed the online petition to keep Coro at 7.30pm on New Zealand's TV One than the Save TVNZ 7 equivalent.
Including James Lee Burke and Ghost Wave
By Diana Balham in Radio Week
Issue 3725 29th Sep 2011
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 Saturday Morning with Kim Hill (Radio New Zealand National, 8.10am). Great American novelist and true gentleman James Lee Burke is back i
Including The Young Victoria and Boy
By Diana Balham in TV Films
Issue 3725 29th Sep 2011
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 Until Proven Innocent (TV1, 8.30pm). Busy Peter Burger seems to have found his niche making TV dramas about real-life events in our histo
Peter Bale interview
Subscriber contentBy Conrad Heine in Commentary
Issue 3725 29th Sep 2011
As the new general manager of CNN International Digital, the expat Kiwi is looking at the future of online journalism.
National's panicky law-changing
By Jane Clifton in Politics
Issue 3725 29th Sep 2011
As a vote-building technique, National’s panicky law-changing is certainly unusual.
Bill Ralston for government media monitor
By Bill Ralston in Life
Issue 3725 29th Sep 2011
Hey, Len! If you want a social media monitor, I’m the man for the job.