If you've ever been in Auckland or Wellington when the Tongan national Rugby Union or League team is playing you'll know how passionate their fans are. A new feature film, Red, White and Brass brings that passion to the big screen. Co-writer and co-producer Halaifonua (Nua) Finau and lead actor John-Paul Foliaki are with us.
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Paul O’Neil: Fighting Fraud with Films | RNZ
[picture id="4N0YX2Wcopyrightīmage218468" crop="16x10" layout="thumbnail"] Each year New Zealander's are swindled out of millions of their hard earned dollars by scam artists and fraudsters. The NZ International Fraud Film Festival 2023 returns to Auckland later this month with a line-up of films that exposes the underbelly of fraud and its impact globally and locally. This year's Festival programme explores the psychology of fraudsters, how the public can be exploited, institutional corruption, forgery, scam prevention, cyber criminals and more Paul O'Neil is a former acting director of the Serious Fraud Office and is the spokesman for the festival. [picture id="4N0YX2Wcopyrightīmage218468" crop="16x10" layout="full"] [picture id="4N0YX2Wcopyrightīmage218468" crop="16x10" layout="thumbnail"]
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MALUA TO LAIDLAW: KEY ISSUES FACING THE CHURCH IN NZ - DR TERRY POUONO (THEOLOGY LECTURER, MALUA THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE - EPISODE 25 | S3 E1
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Meet the Vietnam war veterans who have decided to leave the USA and retire to Vietnam
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Strippers unite to fight for employment rights | RNZ
Eve (not her real name) is one of 19 dancers fired from a Wellington strip club and now campaigning for better working conditions in the adult entertainment industry.
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Prof Jonathan Boston: how to manage managed retreat | RNZ
Recent extreme flooding events have bought the need for managed retreat into sharp focus. We will have no choice but to move tens of thousands of people out of harm's way over the coming decades, researcher Jonathan Boston says.
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Jemima Khan: new film inspired by her own marriage | RNZ
Jemima Khan drew on her own experience of cross cultural marriage, to former Pakistani prime minister and cricketer Imran Khan, when writing her new film What's Love Got to Do With it.
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The Two Testaments: Deuteronomy 14:1–16:17 (Food and Festivals) on Apple Podcasts
Dr. Michael Rhodes (Carey Baptist College) talks to us about Deuteronomy 14:1–16:17. We discuss:
The logic of the food laws
The tithe laws and justice
The practicality and meaning of the remission of debts every seven years
The significance of the three yearly festivals
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Six-on-Six Basketball - 99% Invisible
When producer Ellie Gordon-Moershel was growing up, she played baseball, tennis, soccer, ice hockey, field hockey, flag football, volleyball, field lacrosse, box lacrosse — basically whatever she could find. If there was a team and a moving object, she was down for it. Ellie’s mom, in her day, had played basketball, but not the 5-on-5
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/six-on-six-basketball/
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Brigid Delaney: how to be Stoic in Chaotic Times | RNZ
If you're feeling frazzled with the festive season, then you might want to take a leaf out of Brigid Delaney's new book. The author and senior writer for Guardian Australia says she spent years living a chaotic lifestyle but in 2018 turned her attention to Stoicism, an ancient philosophy which promotes the idea that we shouldn't unnecessarily worry about things outside our control. Drawing on age-old schools of thought, Delaney's book Reasons Not to Worry, How to be Stoic in Chaotic Times offers practical tips for everything from beating FOMO, dealing with pandemic pandemonium and finding inner calm.
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