The Listener

An interview with Dame Anne Salmond

Issue Listener Plus 3741 3rd Mar 2013

New Zealander of the Year Dame Anne Salmond, historian, anthropologist and author, walks in two worlds, and through her books has tried to bring greater understanding of the Maori experience and how it shapes us as New Zealanders.

Ralph Hotere: 1931-2013

By Hamish Keith in Cultural Curmudgeon

Issue Listener Plus 3741 24th Feb 2013

Along with a handful of other 20th-century New Zealand painters, Hotere built a powerful and enduring bridge between two cultures.

January 21-27: Including Kidnap & Ransom and Hell on Wheels

By Sarah Barnett in TV Week

Issue 3741 23rd Jan 2012

SUNDAY JANUARY 22 Hell on Wheels (Soho, 8.30pm). Fans of Deadwood might have their interest piqued by this post-Civil War America building-a-railro

January 21-27 2012 Issue 3741

Issue 3741 23rd Jan 2012

COVER STORY The secrets to making better decisions

Bad summer telly

By Sarah Barnett in Television

Issue 3741 22nd Jan 2012

Unseasonable weather wouldn’t be so bad if there was something decent on telly.

Michael C Hall interview

By Diana Wichtel in Television

Issue 3741 21st Jan 2012

Actor Michael C Hall talks about his cancer treatment, losing his dad at age 11 and whether his serial-killing TV character is an avenging superhero or just evil personified.

Paul Yates: I was a mocap performer

By Paul Yates in Current Affairs

Issue 3741 21st Jan 2012

Paul Yates went from being an extra on Avatar to a new adventure in faceless behind-the-scenes acting for one of the biggest movie directors in Hollywood.