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Year
2003
Reference
30961
Media type
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Year
2003
Reference
30961
Media type
Audio
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Categories
Documentary radio programs
Nonfiction radio programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
04:00:00
Broadcast Date
22 Jun 2003
Credits
RNZ Collection
Leonard, Matthew
MORTLEY, Kaye
Baker, Hinemoana, 1968-
Baker, Val
Avia, Tusiata, 1966-
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (estab. 1983)
National Radio (N.Z.) (estab. 1986, closed 2007)
Radio New Zealand (estab. 1989)

CDR04/112/25 - The Thebes Road Movie
Kaye Mortley explores the reality of the ancient Greek city of Thebes. When the expected characters and voices fail to materialise she records the bits in between. (ABC/RNZ). Broadcast National Radio 3:04pm 22 June 2003.

CDR04/112/26 - Affairs of the Mind
A roller-coaster ride through marital infidelity. This feature follows in the foosteps of Steve, a private investigator hot on the trail of an unfaithful husband. Or is he? ( ABC)

CDR04/112/27 - Talking to Tangaroa by Hinemoana Baker (RNZ)
This documentary traces Hinemoana Baker's progress from seasick beginner to Open Water diver - as taught by her father Val, and brings the listener close to the sustaining and nourishing relationship the two share. First broadcast 6 July 2003.

CDR04/112/28 - Which Way to Paradise? by Tusiata Avia (RNZ)
Writer, poet and performer Tusiata Avia takes us on a journey in sound through the life of a her father, a Samoan immigrant who escaped the 'paradise' of the Pacific 50 years ago and lived in Christchurch ever since. First broadcast 13 July 2003.