Podcast appearances and mentions of dawn raid

With the Sydney jockey's room virtually a closed shop, other talented riders are obliged to carve themselves a niche in one of several strong NSW regional centres. With no shortage of race meetings, these jockeys are able to pursue a healthy livelihood, sneaking to town from time to time when an opportunity arises. One such jockey is Billy Owen who's services are in regular demand in the Southern Districts. Bill's first stint as a professional rider was halted by weight problems in 2013. He spent the next five years on the amateur circuit winning more than a hundred races. He was thrilled in 2018 when his weight stabilised, allowing him to return to the pro ranks. Bill talks about his current run of success. He speaks highly of My Last Hooray whose three recent wins have impressed the jockey. The gelding is the only horse in the stable of former multiple Gr 1 winning trainer Frank Cleary. The jockey talks of Asgarda, the mare he partnered in the Kosciuszko. Bill's location between Canberra and Queanbeyan enables him to ride trackwork at both venues. The 32 year old takes us back to his early days growing up on the family farm near Gundagai. He says he was in the saddle at age 3. He talks of his favourite equine activities and a brief stint at the rodeo. Bill says he loved every minute of his Rugby League involvement with the Gundagai Tigers. His “jockey's frame” came against him.  With the blessing of his parents, Billy gained an apprenticeship with Nick Olive. The jockey clearly recalls his first winning ride on the Olive trained Chirurgo Dame in 2010.  He talks of a long and happy association with the Canberra trainer. Bill was on the team during Nick's association with classy mare Single Gaze. He never rode Single Gaze in a race, but was her regular partner in trials and trackwork.  He says the stable staff were wildly excited when Single Gaze ran second in a Caulfield Cup and progressed to the Melbourne Cup of 2017. Billy talks of Voice Commander, the horse he rates as the best he's ridden in a race. He looks back on the decision to quit the professional ranks when his weight got out of control. Bill has fond memories of his five years on the picnic circuit and a win in the famous Bong Bong Cup. The jockey has never forgotten the morning he became aware that a return to the professional ranks was a possibility. Bill says he took a much more professional approach on the comeback trail. He's never forgotten Nick Olive's gesture in finding the right horse to re-launch his career. Towards the end of 2018 Billy was tickled pink when Sydney trainer John O'Shea sought his services for a horse called Dawn Raid. He fondly remembers his first Saturday metro win on Junglized for trainer Brad Widdup. Bill hasn't forgotten his first metropolitan double- a brace of wins at Warwick Farm for John O'Shea and Gerald Ryan.   He talks of the two jockeys he most admired as he was coming through the ranks. Bill pays tribute to partner Kia, daughter of prominent trainer Doug Gorrel. His regular riding weight of 57kgs is achievable only by adherence to a strict regime. Bill acknowledges the support of a handful of southern trainers. It's a laid back chat with a very popular southern districts jockey. 

Nerds of Law 128 – Covid couldn't stop us mit Natalie Harsdorf-Borsch    Wusstet ihr, dass die Bundeswettbewerbsbehörde weder Covid stoppen kann, noch die Digitalisierung scheut, wenn es darum geht, ihre Aufgaben zu erfüllen?  In dieser Folge spricht Katharina mit Dr. Natalie Harsdorf-Borsch, ihres Zeichens Generaldirektorin der Bundeswettbewerbsbehörde das erste Mal live im Büro eines Podcast Gasts.   Doch, wie sie in dieser Folge erzählt, setzt die BWB nicht nur auf Dawn Raids sondern auch auf größtmögliche Transparenz und Digitalisierung.     LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-harsdorf-borsch-7170a738/  Auszeichnung ‚Juristin des Jahres‘: https://www.bwb.gv.at/news/detail/interimistische-generaldirektorin-der-bwb-natalie-harsdorf-borsch-erhaelt-award-juristin-des-jahres-2021-als-erste-frau-im-oeffentlichen-dienst  ECN Digital Markets Act Conference (24.6.2024) https://registraid.com/acm/participant   Nominierung zu DMA: https://www.bwb.gv.at/news/detail/eu-digital-markets-act-bwb-arbeitet-eng-mit-europaeischer-kommission-zu-zusammen   Webseite der BWB: https://www.bwb.gv.at   LinkedIn (BWB): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bundeswettbewerbsbehörde/  YouTube-Kanal der BWB: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7z7pCBJQ2i46o-NB0zICKg  Tätigkeitsbericht der BWB (2022): https://www.bwb.gv.at/recht-publikationen/taetigkeitsberichte-der-bundeswettbewerbsbehoerde  Jobs @ BWB: https://www.bwb.gv.at/die_bwb/stellenausschreibungen  Dawn Raid: https://www.hoganlovells.com/de/aof/dawn-raids  Kartellgericht: https://www.bwb.gv.at/institutionen/kartellgericht_kartellobergericht#:~:text=Das%20Kartellgericht%20(beim%20OLG%20Wien,und%20auf%20Grundlage%20des%20Gemeinschaftsrechts.  Kartellrecht: https://www.wko.at/wettbewerbsrecht/kartellrecht  Digital Marktes Act (DMA): https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/society/20211209STO19124/eu-digital-markets-act-and-digital-services-act-explained  UNI Wien: https://www.univie.ac.at  MCI: https://www.mci.edu/de      Subscribe to the Podcast  RSS Feed https://nerdsoflaw.libsyn.com/rss   Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/nerds-of-law-podcast/id1506472002   SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/12D6osXfccI1bjAzapWzI4   Google Play Store https://playmusic.app.goo.gl/?ibi=com.google.PlayMusic&isi=691797987&ius=googleplaymusic&apn=com.google.android.music&link=https://play.google.com/music/m/Idvhwrimkmxb2phecnckyzik3qq?t%3DNerds_of_Law_Podcast%26pcampaignid%3DMKT-na-all-co-pr-mu-pod-16   YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7rmwzBy-IRGh8JkLCPIjyGMA-nHMtiAC   Deezer https://www.deezer.com/de/show/1138852     Nerds of Law®   http://www.nerdsoflaw.com   https://twitter.com/NerdsOfLaw   https://www.instagram.com/nerdsoflaw/   https://www.facebook.com/NerdsOfLaw/   Music by Mick Bordet www.mickbordet.com    Nerds of Law ® ist eine Unionsmarke (Wortmarke). 

The great Welsh poet Dylan Thomas had a passion for detective stories. John Goodby is Professor of Arts and Culture at Sheffield Hallam University, and an expert on Dylan Thomas. He edited The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas and has co-authored a biography of Thomas. He is also a poet, translator and arts organiser. Members of the Shedunnit Book Club can hear more of Guy and John's conversation as they cover 1930s poets beyond Dylan Thomas in this bonus episode. Spoiler for The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie at 21:17. Mentioned in this episode: — Murder's A Swine by Nap Lombard — The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas, edited by John Goodby — Dylan Thomas by John Goodby and Chris Wigginton — The Death of the King's Canary by Dylan Thomas and John Davenport — Ellery Queen's Poetic Justice, edited by Ellery Queen — The Three Weird Sisters (screenplay) — The Beach of Falesá, novella by Robert Louis Stevenson, adapted by Thomas — The Doctor and the Devils by Dylan Thomas — “The Waste Land” by T. S. Eliot, collected in The Waste Land — Crime Fiction: A Reader's Guide by Barry Foreshaw — "The Pleasure Principle” by Philip Larkin, collected in Philip Larkin: The Complete Poems — “Fern Hill” by Dylan Thomas — "Altawise by Owl Light" by Dylan Thomas — The Oxford Book of English Verse — After the Funeral by Agatha Christie — Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas — "Deaths and Entrances" by Dylan Thomas — “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night” by Dylan Thomas — "And Death Shall Have No Dominion” by Dylan Thomas — “A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London” by Dylan Thomas — “Among those Killed in the Dawn Raid was a Man Aged a Hundred” by Dylan Thomas — "Return Journey," radio broadcast by Dylan Thomas More Shedunnit episodes: — The Death of the Country House — Dorothy L Sayers Solves Her Mystery — A Mysterious Glossary NB: Links to Blackwell's are affiliate links, meaning that the podcast receives a small commission when you purchase a book there (the price remains the same for you). Blackwell's is a UK bookselling chain that ships internationally at no extra charge. To be the first to know about future developments with the podcast, sign up for the newsletter at shedunnitshow.com/newsletter. The podcast is on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram as @ShedunnitShow, and you can find it in all major podcast apps. Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss the next episode. Click here to do that now in your app of choice. Find a full transcript of this episode at shedunnitshow.com/dylanswhodunnitstranscript. Music by Audioblocks and Blue Dot Sessions. See shedunnitshow.com/musiccredits for more details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MPs Megan Woods and Mark Mitchell joined the Mike Hosking Breakfast to wrap the week's political news. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Questions are being raised on whether the Government will consider the recommendations of a review into dawn-raid style tactics. An independent probe into the practice is calling on the Government to consider banning it for residential addresses, while urging officials to only use out-of-hours visits as a last resort. Jacinda Ardern apologised two years ago to Pacific people for historic Dawn Raids in the 1970s. Immigration lawyer Aaron Martin told Mike Hosking there's been no further changes since then and it's left people scratching their heads. He questions the reason for the apology and spending tax-payer money on a review if no changes are going to be made. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Pasifika representative says the community will hold the Government to account if changes aren't made to Dawn Raid practices. An independent review suggests the Government should make deep changes to the Immigration Act - and out-of-hours visits should be only the last resort. It also calls for the consideration of those, like children and the elderly. Auckland Councillor Alf Filipaina told Kate Hawkesby the recommendations are clear. He says the Government needs to be held accountable for the changes that need to be made to the practices. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Chinese overstayer whose wrist was broken during a dawn-raid in Auckland last year claims Immigration New Zealand created a cover-up story. The 47-year-old man, who wants to be known as Chen, was flatting in a house in west Auckland - when eight officers raided their home around 6am. Earlier this month, it emerged 20 people have been arrested at dawn between last July and April this year, despite the government in 2021 delivering a historic apology for the 1970s-era tactic. Chinese nationals were the largest group affected by recent raids, making up about half of those targeted. Our reporter Lucy Xia has the story.

New dawn raid stats: Pacific community leader is 'appalled'.

An Auckland community lawyer says his clients have been targeted by an early morning raid just a fortnight ago. At around 5am a father of four was allegedly removed from his home by police and immigration officials as his scared children watched on. The children were beside themselves and became worse when they realised they were coming to take their dad away Ken Laban is a highly respected Polynesian leader and broadcaster in Wellington. He joins Nick Mills on Wellington Mornings. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The head of Immigration New Zealand says she will personally sign off on any further dawn arrests of overstayers. The government wants such arrests to stop unless there's serious risk otherwise it's an extreme case. It's been revealed nineteen people have been arrested at dawn between last July and April this year. Of the 19, 10 were Chinese, 4 Indian, 2 Tongan, and one each from Samoa, Malaysia and Indonesia. Alison McDonald, head of Immigration New Zealand, spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.

Tonight on The Huddle, current affairs commentator Josie Pagani and independent journalist Clare de Lore joined in on a discussion about the following issues- and more! Who's going to swear allegiance to King Charles this weekend? Is this out of touch? Immigration NZ has admitted to using dawn raid tactics- in 2023. How is this acceptable, especially after the public apology from two years ago?  The Government has increased the Ute Tax in a bid to get more drivers into EVs. Is it fair for Labour to tell people what they can and can't drive, on top of the high demand for EVs? The Met Gala was today! What were our favourite looks? Least favourite looks? What did we think of the theme? LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A south Auckland lawyer is speaking out about dawn raid tactics still being used to apprehend pacific immigrants accused of overstaying. One of Soane Foliaki's clients had police knock on his door at 5am, scaring his family before taking him into custody. A lawyer for Community Law South Auckland, Foliaki was at the dawn raid apology given by then Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in 2021 but says Pasifika people will be disgusted to learn the tactics are still in use. Immigration New Zealand says there've been about 18 arrests following early morning raids between July and April this year. Soane Foliaki spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

10/03/2022 7am CT Hour Dave Sadlowski gives a report on the aftermath of Hurricane Ian  Peter Breen Joins to discuss Defending Pro-Life Family Man Arrested in Dawn Raid by Heavily Armed FBI Terri Marcroft shares her insights on Pro-Choice, Pro-Adoption: It's Time for a Loving, Positive Response to Unplanned Pregnancy  

From the 808s to the Pacific Straits join your seasoned friends and lovers in an honest dialogue on the Brown and Black experiences with Black culture. We will also review NZ documentaries A Reason to Rhyme and Dawn Raid.

Muy buenas a todos y bienvenidos una vez más a G76. Volvemos con James Bond, en nuestro cuarto y último episodio del monográfico 007. Esta vez, nos metemos con la música de las películas. Analizaremos todos los scores y soundtrack de las películas Bond, así como los compositores y artistas que pusieron su granito de arena, para ensalzar mucho más si cabe al agente británico más famoso del planeta. Hoy música a lo grande, dos horas, con las bandas sonoras de las 25 películas de James Bond. Tumbaros con smoking y Martini porque ¡comenzamos! Temas musicales podcast: Jamaican Jump Up, Under the mango tree, From Russia with love with Matt Monro, Goldfinger, Into Miami, Dawn Raid on Fort Nox, Mr Kiss Kiss bang bang Thunderball, You Only live twice, We have all the time in the world, Diamonds are forever, Live and let die, The Man with the golden Gun, Nobody does it better Moonraker, For your eyes only, All time high, A view to kill, The Living daylights If there was a man, Where has everybody gone?, License to kill, If you asked me to, GoldenEye, Shaken and stirred, Tomorrow never dies, Surrender, The World is not enough, Only myself to blame, Die another Day, You know my name, Another Way to Die, Skyfall, Writing´s on the wall, No time to die. Cuña: David Negrón guitarrista Siguenos en twitter: @GsetentaYseis Un podcast de Rodri

On this episode director Oscar Kightley talks about his documentary, Dawn Raid. Show theme by Christopher Gillard Created & Hosted by Jason Godbey

Sarah Chambers, Head of Strategy and Engagement, Ashurst Advance Digital speaks with competition practitioners Michael Holzhäuser and Fiona Garside on trends in competition investigations in Europe. The trio also discusses Ashurst's Raid Assist App that they've been working on which helps clients prepare for and respond to a dawn raid. If you are interested in learning more about our Raid Assist App please visit our website. The Raid Assist app is also available to download for free from both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to. Listeners should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we celebrate our 200th episode with a preview of upcoming film festivals in 2022 including: South by SouthWest, Tribeca Film Festival, The Indie Series Awards, Cannes Film Festival, The Long Island International Film Expo and more... Including interviews with: Kira Reed Lorsch, Nicole Vernarec, Matt Viera, Debra Markowitz and a of next week's episode featuring Dawn Raid director, Oscar Kightley. Show theme by Christopher Gillard Created & Hosted by Jason Godbey

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LINER NOTES: This week, Kris chats with Andy Murnane & Brotha D, and they discuss their  untold story of acclaimed New Zealand music label Dawn Raid Entertainment.About the film: Dawn Raid is the story of two Manukau Polytechnic students, Andy Murane and Tanielu Leaosavai'i (aka Brotha D) who turned a bootleg t-shirt business and Hip-Hop night at a local bar in Otara into the influential Dawn Raid Entertainment empire. From humble beginnings to fame and fortune, Andy, Brotha D and the Dawn Raid artists gave voice to a disenfranchised Pacific community, for which the violence of the dawn raids, twenty years previously, was still raw. But the bravado and contempt for the status quo that drove Andy and Brotha D to the top, was also the unravelling of their empire. Unpaid tax debts, rifts between artists, and a feeling of betrayal and failure underpinned the downfall of Dawn Raid Entertainment, though not before they had created an immeasurable musical legacy that would pave the way for future New Zealand artists to reach international audiences.  More from Dawn Raid: Learn more about the movie and watch the Trailer here.  and watch the film here. Watch the film on Apple iTunes. Dawn Raid on Social Media: @DawnRaidEntertainment@BrothaD274@Andy1979MGMT--About the Podcast: ‘TEXT PROSE AND ROCK N ROLL'- is the only podcast dedicated to the written account of musicians. From artist memoirs to band bios, and anything in between. You'll hear first accounts from those who lived the lifestyle; a Book Club that rocks - literally. It was Created, Hosted & Executive Produced by Kris Kosach. It was Produced & Edited by Charlene Goto of Go-To Productions. For more on the show, visit the website. Or follow us on Instagram and Facebook @TextproserocknrollFollow Kris on Social Media: @KrisKosachFollow Producer Char on Social Media: @ProducerChar

How's that new Scream, and what else is new this week? Come on in and discuss with Hope and George!

Lucky 13 once again with 19 movies that are opening this week 11th Old strangers (vod)Breeder (vod)Dawn Raid (vod)12th Eternals (D+)14th ScreamHotel Transylvania Transformation (Prime)BelleScatteredArtic VoidThe Free FallThe Surprise VisitDeliciousBorregoItalian studiesA Cops and Robbers StoryWho We Are: A ChronicleThe Pink CloudRiverdance: The Animated (N)The Tragedy of Macbeth (Apple TV)

Take a trip to South Auckland, a city within a city; it's geographical lines drawn by greater Auckland's collective imaginary (allowing a glimpse of how one might come to understand race relations in New Zealand).

Take a trip to South Auckland, a city within a city; it's geographical lines drawn by greater Auckland's collective imaginary (allowing a glimpse of how one might come to understand race relations in New Zealand).

This podcast discusses the recent case of cartelization against the bear companies and the All India Brewers' Association by the Competition Commission of India (“CCI”).   Audio Source: An article published on the LKS website  in November 2021 https://www.lakshmisri.com/insights/articles/leniency-dawn-raid-penalty-a-case-of-cartelization-in-the-beer-market/#  Authors:  Neelambera Sandeepan, Joint Partner (LKS), and Barkha Dwivedi, Associate (LKS)  Voice: Neelambera Sandeepan, Joint Partner (LKS)  www.lakshmisri.com

Phil Fuemana and the Otara Music And Arts Centre give young South Aucklanders a place to grow their talent. The Proud Tour travels the country. The Christchurch scene struggles with racism and white supremacist skinheads. Brother D & Andy Murmane meet and start the Dawn Raid hustle. Sisters Underground Release ‘In The Neighborhood'. Aotearoa Hip Hop: The Music, The People, The History is a rova original podcast.    Hosted by Phillip Bell aka DJ Sir-Vere Written by Martyn Pepperell Audio Production by Grant Brodie Opening intro by Mareko Produced by Asher Bastion Executive Producer Richard Culph   With help from Tegan Yorworth Rebecca Frank Laura Spence Lisa Diadricks Rorie McGregor  Alex King & Nick Brown   Special thanks to all guests, interviews and any one who has help fact check, or fill us in on the extensive history & legacies contained in this podcast, you can find out more on our page on Mai FM.co.nz or read our articles on Audio Culture   This podcast was made with the support of New Zealand On Air See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DJ Sir-Vere has been at the forefront of NZ hip-hop for over 30 years.A South Pacific Hip-Hop pioneer, key member of legendary New Zealand DJ crew S.A.S, and a universally respected nightclub, radio and mix CD DJ/host in New Zealand. With multiple industry awards on both sides of the ditch, and credit for helping launch the careers of Scribe, Savage and P-Money.This Friday Sir-vere drops his new podcast on Rova, Aotearoa Hip Hop, featuring well-known Kiwi artists including: Che FU, Church & AP, David Dallas, Dawn Raid, DLT, Decepticonz, Dei Hamo, Emcee Lucia, Ladi 6, K'Lee, Mareko, Mark de Clive Lowe, Manual Bundy, Melodownz, P Money, Savage, Scribe, Sisters Underground, Slave, Tom Scott and many more.Season one comprises six episodes and covers 1980 through to 1996, starting with the untold story of DJ Tony ‘Teepee' Pene, and ending with Che Fu starting his solo career.

Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi plays the main role of Will Ilolahia in the The Panthers' TV show. Set in 1974, the six-part series tells the story of the activists, the Polynesian Panthers during the infamous Dawn Raid era. The Panthers is on TVNZ on demand and it has just screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, where 20 year old Dimitrius was selected as a 'TIFF Rising Star'.

You really find out who your partner is when the cops come knocking on the door.Happily coupled up Johanna (from s01e09 of Ghosts: Johanna and the Attempted Threesome https://play.acast.com/s/ghosts-of-boyfriends-past/johannaandtheattemptedthreesome) returns to the podcast to tell a tale of a time she really found out what her relationship was made of. It involves a housemate that was a bit too comfy staying over and a dawn raid.Johanna Lyon is a Brisbane-based cabaret comedian, actor, and writer. You can find her at https://www.johannalyon.com/, or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jothegrub/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode Amal speaks about her health journey and that includes talking about weight loss and weight gain. Amal dives deep into apologies and speaks to the significance of them. Apologies are a great way to build a better future, but how do we do that exactly? Also Amal speaks to the narrow narratives around beauty by unpacking her body image story. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin oar.org.nz

On this episode of Welcome to Monday, We look at the Olympic Games and how it has warmed the hearts of many New Zealanders but it has also shun a light on our Wahine Toa, The Black Fern 7s team making the world fall in love with them and Dame Valarie Adams amazing story.We talk about the Dawn Raid Apology that went down on Sunday and its significance and the pain it caused so many people in Aotearoa.Tim Reviews Jungle Cruise and blows it up like its the damn godfather and then we talk about Kyrie and Ashton Kutchers Kids being smelly,Welcome to Monday FAM!

Welcome to THE HARD WAY Ep #9 - New Zealand Pop Culture Week. In this episode, we tap on something a little bit different! Giving my opinion on current affairs and pop culture is something I've always loved to do, SO I look into some current NZ pop culture. We dive into Lorde's new sound, A Hollywood scandal and The promise of a Dawn Raid apology. Please take this episode lightly, as it seriously is just all my own opinions and feels! This podcast is all about giving you the lowdown on what lessons I've learnt the hard way, so you don't have to.Host: Molly BMusic: Eliezer "Lemon with a Twist"Follow me @thehardwaypodcast

Host of Pacific Days Brian Sagala speaks with his older cousin Logo, who arrived in New Zealand in 1973, to share her experience of the Dawn Raid era. Please note that this talanoa is in Samoan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Pasifika community wants to know they can talk openly about the issues affecting them.The Government's agreed to make an official apology for the dawn raids targeting Pasifika people in the 1970s.The raids saw armed police and dog squads burst into the homes of pacific people in the wee hours of the morning.Dawn Raid petition organiser Josiah Tualamali'i told Kate Hawkesby it's important their voices are heard.“That's probably the bit that was really special to hear the Prime Minster speak about yesterday, that actually, people did lose something and this has affected us.”LISTEN ABOVE

Talanoa ki he fili falealea 'a Ha'amoa 2021 2. Teke ke Kole fakamolemole 'a e Pule'anga lolotonga koe'uhi ko e Dawn Raid. 3. Mahu'inga 'o e kau atu ki he pule'i pe koe Governance 'i he ngaahi poate talasiti.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Take a trip to South Auckland, a city within a city; it's geographical lines drawn by greater Auckland's collective imaginary (allowing a glimpse of how one might come to understand race relations in Aotearoa).

Take a trip to South Auckland, a city within a city; it's geographical lines drawn by greater Auckland's collective imaginary (allowing a glimpse of how one might come to understand race relations in New Zealand).

Oscar Kightley MNZM, is a Samoan-born actor, television presenter, writer, journalist, director, and comedian. He acted in and co-wrote the successful 2006 film Sione's Wedding. Knightley's latest work is directing the documentary Dawn Raid, where Oscar follows the story of two Manukau Polytechnic students, Andy Murane and Tanielu Leaosavai'i (aka Brotha D) who turned a bootleg T-shirt business and hip-hop night at a local bar in Otara into the influential Dawn Raid Entertainment empire.The Department of Conversation, presented by the Behemoth Brewing Company - www.behemothbrewing.co.nz www.theDOC.nzwww.patreon.com/theDOCNZwww.twitter.com/patbrittenden

Larry King, the longtime CNN host who became an icon through his interviews with countless newsmakers and his sartorial sensibilities, has died. He was 87.King hosted "Larry King Live" on CNN for over 25 years, interviewing presidential candidates, celebrities, athletes, movie stars and everyday people. He retired in 2010 after taping more than 6,000 episodes of the show.A statement was posted on his verified Facebook account announcing his passing. His son, Chance, confirmed King's death Saturday morning."With profound sadness, Ora Media announces the death of our co-founder, host and friend Larry King, who passed away this morning at age 87 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles," the statement said."For 63 years and across the platforms of radio, television and digital media, Larry's many thousands of interviews, awards, and global acclaim stand as a testament to his unique and lasting talent as a broadcaster."The statement did not give a cause of death.He battled a number of health problemsKing had been hospitalized with Covid-19 in late December at Cedars-Sinai, a source close to the family said at the time.He battled a number of health problems over the years, suffering several heart attacks. In 1987, he underwent quintuple bypass surgery, inspiring him to establish the Larry King Cardiac Foundation to provide assistance to those without insurance.More recently, King revealed in 2017 that he had been diagnosed with lung cancer and successfully underwent surgery to treat it. He also underwent a procedure in 2019 to address angina.King also suffered personal loss last year when two of his adult children died within weeks of each other: Andy King, 65, suffered a heart attack and daughter Chaia King, 52, died after being diagnosed with lung cancer. King is survived by three sons.He interviewed every president from Ford to ObamaIn an era filled with star newsmen, King was a giant -- among the most prominent questioners on television and a host to presidents, movie stars and world class athletes.With an affable, easygoing demeanor that distinguished him from more intense TV interviewers, King perfected a casual approach to the Q&A format, always leaning forward and listening intently to his guests, rarely interrupting."I've never learned anything," King was fond of saying, "while I was talking."CNN founder Ted Turner, in a statement, said news of King's death "felt like a punch to the gut.""Larry was one of my closest and dearest friends and, in my opinion, the world's greatest broadcast journalist of all time," he said. "If anyone asked me what are my greatest career achievements in life, one is the creation of CNN, and the other is hiring Larry King. Like so many who worked with and knew Larry, he was a consummate professional, an amazing mentor to many and a good friend to all. The world has lost a true legend."Jeff Zucker, CNN President, on Saturday acknowledged King's role in raising the network's profile around the world."We mourn the passing of our colleague Larry King," he said in a statement."The scrappy young man from Brooklyn had a history-making career spanning radio and television. His curiosity about the world propelled his award-winning career in broadcasting, but it was his generosity of spirit that drew the world to him. We are so proud of the 25 years he spent with CNN, where his newsmaker interviews truly put the network on the international stage. From our CNN family to Larry's, we send our thoughts and prayers, and a promise to carry on his curiosity for the world in our work."For that quarter century, King hosted "Larry King Live" on CNN, a span that was highlighted by more than 30,000 interviews, including every sitting president from Gerald Ford to Barack Obama, and thousands of phone calls from viewers.Wendy Walker, his longtime executive producer on the show, said King treated all of his interview subjects the same -- from heads of state to ordinary Americans."...

Happy Friday, e te whānau! On today's show, we catch up with legendary Kiwi actor Oscar Kightley who spoke to us about his film Dawn Raid, which he directed, and is out now. We also chat about the fallout following President Joe Biden's inauguration and it's concert, featuring a stellar cast. Plus, we play Jono & Ben's 5 Words for $5,000, where Katrina gets the closest we've got yet to winning $5,000! Have a great weekend team!

Oscar Kightley has brought his writing and performing talents to stage, television and the big screen. Along the way he has been a key player in bringing Pasifika stories into New Zealand's mainstream.Born in the Samoan capital, Apia, as Vai To'elau Osa Isa'ako Mase, Kightley emigrated to Aotearoa at age four, after the death of his father. He grew up with an aunt and uncle, one of eight children in the West Auckland suburb of Te Atatu.At primary school, Kightley was "one of the shy kids", a keen reader who "had a rep as a smart-arse, kind of wise-cracking class clown. But I was never one of the performing kids". By age 15 Kightley he knew he wanted to be involved in comedy. Early influences included Eddie Murphy and John Clarke, "the first New Zealander that cracked me up".As a reporter at The Auckland Star, Kightley was encouraged to change his name from Osa to Oscar. His four years at the Star and The Sunday Star-Times provided  "a university education on what Kiwis are like". After short stints in radio and as a TV3 publicist, he headed down to Christchurch in his 1969 Valiant, to start his first ongoing television gig: co-presenting teen magazine show Life in The Fridge. A trip back to Samoa in this period proved potent — it reminded him that Samoans could be doctors and lawyers, as opposed to the Samoan cleaners he knew back in New Zealand.Theatre was also entering the picture: he got "invaluable comedy training" acting as part of Christchurch-based Pasifika group Pacific Underground. Much of their material was issues based; but the group ensemble discovered that "the shortest distance between two people is laughter".Through the rest of the 90s, Kightley's career continued to combine stage and television. On TV, he was developing his writing and performing talents on Gibson Group sketch shows Skitz, Telly Laughs and Newsflash. Kightley was invited to write for Skitz after producer Dave Gibson saw one of his plays; Kightley soon began writing himself into sketches.In-between TV gigs, "the master of self-deprecating immigrant humour" (as Diana Wichtel called him) was honing his storytelling skills on a series of plays that explored Pacific Island characters, usually as they adjusted to life in New Zealand. His first play, 1993's Fresh off the Boat (co-written with Simon Small, and starring David Fane) was performed in Australia and Samoa. In the same period Kightley wrote and directed family tale Dawn Raids (not to be confused with documentary Dawn Raids), and won the Bruce Mason Playwriting Award.That same year Kightley launched The Naked Samoans, with original members David Fane, Mario Gaoa and Shimpal Lelisi. The group of New Zealand-raised Pacific Islanders mined comedy from their experiences of growing up brown and misunderstood, in the world's largest Polynesian city. Kightley argues that they had a devil may care, "kamikaze approach. We weren't the polite Polynesian group". Extended excerpts from the group's live shows (plus interviews) feature in this Tagata Pasifika episode, while this Living Room episode catches them at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. In 1999 Kightley was invited to work as a storyliner on Shortland Street, an experience that proved helpful when animated series bro'Town began, five years later. Shortland Street "gave me the discipline of writing stories and helped so much in the mechanics of writing 30-minute episodes. There are no schools that teach you those skills."After watching many Naked Samoan shows, Kightley's ex Auckland Star colleague Elizabeth Mitchell decided that the group's portrayal of polynesian teens might work as an animated TV series. bro'Town's portrait of un-PC Pasifika and Māori kids proved a major hit, spawning five seasons. Kightley played Vale Pepelo, brother to Shimpal Lelisi's character, and the most studious member of the five. Kightley shared the script table (and the recording booth) with Mitchell and fellow Naked Samoans Lelisi, Fane and Gaoa. Kightley calls Mitchell the show's "forgotten hero", who kept the team motivated and the machinery of an animated show on track. He talks in detail about bro'Town (and the complications of being expected to represent a minority) in this extended interview, shot for 2019 TV series Funny As. Midway through their bro'Town adventure, The Naked Samoans ventured onto the big screen with 2006 hit Sione's Wedding. Centred around four 30-something males with an urgent deadline to find a girlfriend, Sione was another breakthrough for Pasifika characters on screen; Kightley remembers appreciative audiences ranging from a Polish film festival, to a Pākehā student from a high decile Christchurch school. Sione's Wedding quickly became the most commercially-successful Kiwi comedy released on home soil (at least until the 2010 rise of Taika Waititi's Boy).Aside from being asked to co-write Sione with James Griffin, Kightley appeared on-screen as the bumbling but sensible Albert. "Oscar didn't want to be anyone, and had to be kind of slapped around a bit before he fell into Albert," says Griffin. "He was always destined to be Albert in my mind." According to Kightley, the character's naiveté means that he needs everything explained to him "in triplicate, with memos ... including which girl likes him, and which girl he likes ... if I knew I would be playing him I would have made Albert much cooler. I would definitely have given him better clothes." Sione's 2 - Unfinished Businessbecame a rare Kiwi sequel when it was released in January 2012.Kightley followed it by starring in gritty 2013 police drama Harry, which he co-wrote with director Chris Dudman and real life detective Neil Grimstone. Kightley plays a troubled Samoan-Kiwi detective dealing with a meth-fuelled crimewave, while raising a teenage daughter. To those questioning why he'd taken on such a serious role, Kightley maintained that he "got work in comedy because that was the work I was offered, but I'm quite a serious person generally". Calling the show great, gritty and grimy, The NZ Herald's Paul Casserly praised its lead actor. "Kightley is believable ... You buy him."After co-directing a video ('Just Roll') for hip-hop musician PNC in 2006, Kightley went on to helm video 'Walk Right Up', for rising talent Ladi6. In 2013 he wrote and directed short film Tom's Diary, which follows a Bob Marley-mad Samoan teenager in 80s-era West Auckland. It was nominated for four Moa awards, including Best Film, Script and Actor (for Mac Kaisuva). A movie version is in development. Kightley directed the second season of Madeleine Sami comedy Super City. In 2019 it was announced that he would direct feature-length documentary Dawn Raid, about the Otara-born, Polynesian music label of the same name.As a presenter, Kightley has fronted up for Elizabeth Mitchell directed Rooster Rooster Dragon Rat - Oscar's Guide to the Chinese Zodiac, in which he interviewed defenders and attackers of the zodiac. In 2019 he toured New Zealand in the path of American author Mark Twain, for TV series Following Twain. Other broadcasting gigs include TV3 rugby coverage, playing an old lady on comedy show Radiradirah, and breakfast presenting on Nui FM. Kightley has also been a frequent partner in crime to ex-Ice TV presenter Nathan Rarere. The two co-presented DNA-tracing documentary Made in Taiwan (which he talks about in this interview), sports show Sportzah, and quiz show Snatch Our Booty.In 2016 movie hit Hunt for the Wilderpeople, he won laughs as a bumbling policeman. He was part of the voice cast of Aroha Bridge in its second season, before joining the cast of 2020 Taika Waititi movie Next Goal Wins. A 2006 Arts Foundation Laureate Award winner and Qantas Award-winning journalist, Kightley was made a member of the NZ Order of Merit in 2009 for services to theatre and television, and a Senior Pacific Artist at the 2016 Arts Pasifika Awards. In early 2020 he began a three month Fullbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writer's Residency in Hawai'i.

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Hello and welcome to The Stress Factor podcast episode 250. DJ B-12 is back with his monthly installment of the best new drum and bass and jungle for February of 2020. This episode contains 29 fresh tracks and runs 85 minutes with tunes and remixes from Fracus and Darwin, Skerce, Kings Of The Rollers, S.P.Y, Calyx and TeeBee, Sonic Art and Fonetick Lee, Abstract Drumz, SyRan, Roni Size, Benny L, Beatmool, Delta Heavy featuring Modestep, The Prototypes, Aymen Valentino, Humans and Trees, Roberto Surace, Unglued, Chrizz0r and MIAVO, Monrroe feat. Jinadu, Temam, RMS, Dawn Raid, Madcap, Makoto x Seba, Technimatic, John B, and Unknown Artist. Tracklist 01. Fracus and Darwin - Drummond Street (Original Mix) [Hardcore Underground] 02. Skerce - Jungle Fever (Original Mix) [Deep In The Jungle Records] [2020] 03. Kings Of The Rollers - You Got Me (S.P.Y Remix) [Hospital Records] [2020] 04. Calyx and TeeBee - War Dub [Ram Records] [2019] 05. Sonic Art and Fonetick Lee - Crystalized (Abstract Drumz Remix) [Omni Music (UK)] [2019] 06. SyRan - Seen Savage [Ram Records] [2019] 07. Roni Size - Dayz (Benny L Remix) [V Recordings] [2020] 08. Beatmool - Forgotten [Ram Records] [2019] 09. Delta Heavy - Here with Me feat. Modestep (The Prototypes Remix) [Ram Records] [2019] 10. Unknown Artist - She Ever Hold Me (DNB Remix) [Celsius Recordings] [2020] 11. Beatmool - Orion [Program] [2020] 12. Aymen Valentino - Feeling You feat. Ami Carmine [Acts of Mad Men, Vol. 2] [Viper Recordings] [2020] 13. Unknown Artist - I Need Your Lovin' (DNB Remix) [Celsius Recordings] [2020] 14. Mefjus and IMANU - Transit (Original Mix) [Vision Recordings] [2020] 15. Humans and Trees - Help Us By (Original Mix) [Ltd, W LBL] [2019] 16. Fracus and Darwin - Brocking By Myself (Original Mix) [Hardcore Underground] [2020] 17. Roberto Surace - Joys (Unglued Remix) [Hospital Records] [2020] 18. Chrizz0r and MIAVO - Future Ends [Technique Recordings] 19. Monrroe - Your Lies (Original Mix) [Shogun Audio] [2020] 20. Temam - The Sin (Original Mix) [Soulvent Records] [2020] 21. Calyx and TeeBee - The Fog [Ram Records] [2019] 22. RMS - Burning Up (Dawn Raid Remix) [Deep In The Jungle Records] [2020] 23. Madcap - Pressure (Original Mix [VIBEZ' 93] [2020] 24. Makoto x Seba - Deep Waters [Hospital Records] [2019] 25. Monrroe - Horizon Feat. Jinadu (Extended Mix) [Shogun Audio] [2020] 26. Technimatic - Sometimes (Original Mix) [Shogun Audio] [2019] 27. John B - Pressure 2019 (Predictably Double Drop This With Some Other Foghorn Track Like You're Some Kind Of Visionary Genius) [Beta Recordings] [2019] 28. Monrroe - Any Night (Original Mix) [Shogun Audio] [2020] 29. Unknown Artist - Need To Feel Loved (DNB Remix) [Celsius Recordings] [2020]

New session mix from the one like Habikki.  Tracklisting: [00:00] The Dream Team – Watch Out (Bladerunner Remix) [01:25] SpectraSoul – Shelter Ft. Lily McKenzie (VIP Mix) [03:38] Jinx, Dawn Raid, GOLD Dubs – Old Fashioned (Original Mix) [05:41] Break … Luvs.org Sessions: [2016:01] Basis Read More »

New session mix from the one like Habikki.  Tracklisting: [00:00] The Dream Team – Watch Out (Bladerunner Remix) [01:25] SpectraSoul – Shelter Ft. Lily McKenzie (VIP Mix) [03:38] Jinx, Dawn Raid, GOLD Dubs – Old Fashioned (Original Mix) [05:41] Break … Luvs.org Sessions: [2016:01] Basis Read More »