The television transformation
By Peter Griffin in Technology
Issue Listener Plus 3836 30th Nov 2013
Analogue TV was switched off at 2am on Sunday morning; Peter Griffin outlines the options.
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Caption Competition 50
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Issue 3836 19th Nov 2013
Try your hand at this week's caption competition.
Radio New Zealand's courtroom drama
Subscriber contentBy Karl du Fresne in Current Affairs
Issue 3836 12th Nov 2013
The state broadcaster defends allegations of fraud as a 10-year-old employment dispute goes to court.
Christos Tsiolkas: Slap happy
Subscriber contentBy Guy Somerset in Books
Issue 3836 12th Nov 2013
Australian Christos Tsiolkas was “blindsided” by the success of his novel The Slap but is now back with a follow-up.
Old business is good business
By Linda Sanders in Money
Issue 3836 12th Nov 2013
Investors – including Dan Carter and Richie McCaw – are piling into the elder-care sector.
JFK: 1000 electrifying days
1 Comments Subscriber contentBy Nigel Roberts in Current Affairs
Issue 3836 11th Nov 2013
Fifty years after JFK's assassination, Wellington political scientist Nigel Roberts shares his personal encounters with the inspirational President.
Rock 'n' Reed
Subscriber contentBy Karl du Fresne in Books
Issue 3836 8th Nov 2013
A Masterton bookseller who has worked with some of the great names in British pop also has an unusual connection to rock’s Mr Grumpy.
Jane Clifton: Cunliffe on a hot tin roof
Subscriber contentBy Jane Clifton in Politics
Issue 3836 7th Nov 2013
Which way will Labour jump?
Genes and the nature of nurture
Subscriber contentBy Rebecca Priestley in Science
Issue 3836 7th Nov 2013
We’re stuck with the genes we inherit but the world we grow up in can be changed.
Owen Marshall: literary high-flyer
Subscriber contentBy John McCrystal in Books
Issue 3836 7th Nov 2013
Awards and honours are regularly flung at writer Owen Marshall but his biggest thrill was mainstream acceptance.