Public Address 07/10/10 - Music And Mystery

PUBLIC ADDRESS 07/10/10 - Music and Mystery

Some sort of pun on "Groove" goes here | Oct 07, 2010 11:39
Russell Brown's Hard News

There has been a chorus of informed post-mortems since it was announced that Real Groove magazine has ceased to exist as a monthly publication, and will be merged into its more modest sibling, the weekly listings freesheet Groove Guide. Duncan Grieve's post is as serious and insightful as...
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Front, man | Oct 07, 2010 10:51
Jolisa Gracewood writes like a New Zealander

"Some people are easily offended", offered Paul Henry in the first hours after his calculated race-baiting stunt went a bit Evel Knievel at Caesar's Palace, with overtones of Fonzie-on-water-skis. Funnily enough, Henry sounded a smidge offended himself. As if he'd been aiming a bit higher, hoping...
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It's Kiwi music, but not as we know it Jim. | Oct 07, 2010 05:27
Graham Reid's many things

These are tough times to be an aspiring extra (sorry "background talent"), in the game of television or that falter-foot world of politics. So let's be having with none of it. Next week Chris Bourke launches his terrific book Blue Smoke: The Lost Dawn of New Zealand Popular...
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Staying Civil | Oct 06, 2010 13:30
Emma Hart is all sweary again.

Once every couple of months or so, someone tries to marry me. It seems to be expected: I'm supposed to be married, so people will marry me. They do it quite casually: "Your husband", they'll say. "You and your husband", "Emma's husband". It's hard to know what to do. I...
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