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We're joined by former Rooster, New Zealand International, Māori All Star, & Toyota Verblitz' newest superstar, Joseph (Joey) Manu. The boys discuss Joey's meteoric rise at the Sydney Roosters, how and where Joey developed his skills, his rap career & love for music, becoming a father, and his journey from the NRL to Japan Rugby Union One. Plus things get a little hot under the collar in this week's "Truth or Sauce?" (Spicy Edition) segment and Joey answers the "Mystery Question" from Siosifa Talakai! Lets Trot!

INTERVIEW: Dallas Synnott on the Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival Ōtepoti Programme by Zac Hoffman on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

The Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) kicks off at the end of the month, with plenty for Kiwis to check out. Organisers have unveiled a full programme of feature films, documentaries and short films, leaving film fans plenty of options to choose from. Flicks.co.nz editor Steve Newall unveils his picks here today. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand International Film Festival - NZIFF Artistic Director Paolo Bertolin previews this year's crop of New Zealand and international films for play the Dunedin's Regent Theatre from 14 August. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

The New Zealand International Film Festival kicks off at the end of this month, with 105 local and international films on offer.

Sauce is joined by New Zealand International, Sydney Rooster Superstar and NRL funny man Brandon Smith (aka Cheese)! The boys discuss how Brandon got his nickname, the raw emotions of playing on ANZAC Day, Cheese's tough upbringing, playing with the "Big 3" at the Melbourne Storm, making the switch to the Sydney Roosters, Cheese shows us his secret tattoo, and he answers this weeks "Mystery Question" from Fox! Lets Trot!

Leicester City defender Harry Souttar speaks with Michael Zappone about the upcoming friendlies with England and New Zealand in London The Subway Socceroos take on England at Wembley on Friday, 14 October at 5:45am AEDT, and New Zealand on Wednesday 18 October at 5:45pm AEDT. Both matches are live on Channel 10, Paramount+ and 10 Play. ► YouTube: ⁠https://bit.ly/33m0GYK  ⁠ ► Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/Socceroos⁠     ► Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/socceroos⁠    ► Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/Socceroos⁠     ► TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@socceroos⁠ ► Web: ⁠https://www.socceroos.com.au⁠

For film lovers and cinema buffs this is quite possibly the best time of the year. The Whanau Marama New Zealand International Film festival kicks off tonight in Auckland, before heading out across the country. RNZ contributor and film buff Nik Dirga.

Thousands of unlucky Kiwis have been cheated out of money from scams and fraud. The upcoming New Zealand International Fraud Film Festival seeks to expose these crimes and show the impact they have in New Zealand and overseas. Festival spokesperson and former acting director of the Serious Fraud Office Paul O'Neill explained that this festival was inspired by a similar idea developed by the Dutch. Paul O'Neill says fraud is a prevalent crime worldwide and the hook of entertainment will help raise awareness for this under-reported issue. This year's festival will take place on March 29-30 at Auckland's Q Theatre.  LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In honor of International Women's Day, we had the pleasure of hosting two global panel discussions with some of the amazing female leaders in our industry across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Ireland.Framed around the theme of International Women's Day's #EmbraceEquity, it was an incredible opportunity to learn from these inspiring women about their experiences and insights on topics such as leadership, creating an inclusive work environment, and the power of embracing our differences.Watch this masterclass back instead here About Sirma…Sirma joined the Meat Industry Association (MIA) as Trade and Economic Manager in March 2015 following a career in the public sector during which she developed a deep knowledge of trade policy and significant trade negotiations experience.She was appointed as CEO in April 2020.About Aliette…Aliette lives in Melbourne with her husband and two adorable, but demanding young boys. Originally from France, she graduated in the UK and worked for a variety of small to very large FMCG retailers and distributors in the UK. She bought everything from wine to furniture before leading the buying efforts for Medicinal and Health and Beauty across the UK for one of their largest supermarkets.A friend's wedding precipitated a move to Melbourne 12 years ago where she joined Coles.Highly commercial and outward looking, Aliette loves building long term relationships with strategic partners. She has had a successful career at Coles where she now leads the BBQ and Value Added categories. Aliette has a passion for looking at the end to end supply chain, looking for transformational opportunities to optimise value for Coles and its supplier partners, and deliver value for customersAbout Raige…Raige is the Finance Manager – Financial Planning & Analysis for JBS Southern Business Unit.Before joining JBS, she finished her Bachelor of Science major in Accountancy degree in the Philippines and has been a Certified Practicing Accountant (CPA) both in Philippines and Australia. She moved overseas to Dubai as a Management Accountant in multinational companies for 5 years mainly performing financial analysis, financial forecast and month-end closing process.She joined JBS 7 years ago as an Assistant Accountant in Bordertown and played a key role in streamlining month-end processes and continued improvement within the plant's finance department. With JBS support, she was given an opportunity to handle her first leadership role as a Management Accountant looking after several sites in the Southern business and providing support to the site Accountants.Currently, she is now the Finance Manager for FP&A leading a team of 5 diverse women responsible for the BU's periodic reporting, manage budgeting and forecasting processes for the business. She is very passionate about developing her young team and finding opportunities for them to learn and grow professionally within JBS.About Michelle…Michelle is a globally recognised gender equality, diversity and inclusion consultant. She advises organisations in the business and sporting sectors on DEI strategy development and implementation and works directly with women leaders to advance their careers.Michelle has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 100 Women of Influence and won awards for her contribution to women's advancement. She is passionate about what sets her soul on fire, closing the global leadership gender gap.

Sally Woodfield (on New Zealand International Film Festival programme launch) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

As one door closes, in the form of yet another New Zealand International comedy festival this winter, a few small trapdoors seem to be opening up for our comedians. Over the past couple of years most of our established comedians haven't been able to attend any of the international comedy festivals that have been able to go ahead, But there's a prediction that New Zealand will see an influx of new pro's launching their careers here next year, due to a backlog of talent desperate to perform live shows. After a drop in turnover of more than 60% in the first 3 months of this year, Auckland's Classic comedy venue is bringing back its Thursday Pro Nights from later this month . Plus, the 2021 Raw Comedy Quest will finally have a Grand Final on June 4th at The Classic. We brought together Scott Blanks who runs the Comedy, Lauren Whitney from the Comedy Trust that runs the festival, and Wellington comedian and comedy producer Jerome Chandrahasan. First Lauren explains to Lynn why the 2022 New Zealand International comedy festival had to be cancelled

It's been another busy week in cricket with the Women's World Cup happening in New Zealand. We are so glad to report that England have finally recorded their first win! In this episode, we chat about the world cup, a change in the date of the Hundred draft and our plans about that, the new tournament announced by Southern Vipers yesterday and the exciting English summer ahead! As usual, we have another guest! This time it's former Ireland & England A player, Catherine Dalton. She is now a coach and specialises in coaching fast bowlers and gave us someone to watch out for in the next few years. Catherine was great to chat to so this is an episode you will not want to miss – it will hopefully brighten up your day. Next week, we have a very special episode with former New Zealand International, Katie Perkins who's interview took a turn we were not expecting. We say this every week but you defiantly do not want to miss next week's episode so make sure to follow the podcast on your provider. In the mean time our Instagram, TikTok & YouTube is “Noughtie Child Podcast” and our Twitter is “00ChildPodcast”.

The Black Caps take on South Africa this week, and with the loss of many key players there amy be some doubts. New Zealand Cricketer Dion Nash explains his thoughts.

Steve Newall is editor of flicks.co.nz and he joined Francesca Rudkin to give some insight into the New Zealand International Film Festival.LISTEN ABOVE

Vicci Ho (New Zealand International Film Fest Asian Films Programmer) Interview by Sophie Craig and Ruby Jenkins on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Marten Rabarts (New Zealand International Film Festival Director) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Vicci Ho (New Zealand International Film Fest Asian Films Programmer) Interview by Sophie Craig and Ruby Jenkins on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Marten Rabarts (New Zealand International Film Festival Director) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Shaun Kenny-Dowall (SKD) is a former NRL player with the Sydney Roosters, Newcastle Knights while making career highlights as a New Zealand International, NRL All-Star and Grand Final Premiership. SKD is a keen adventurous traveller and loves meditation, positive mindset, self belief and of course Rugby League. He moved to Newcastle in 2017 and found the Hunter Region to be Australia's best-kept secret. Special thanks to "Panthy" the cat for stealing the show on our first podcast.

It's the best time of the year if you're a comedian and if you're a human who loves to laugh here in New Zealand! The New Zealand International Comedy Festival is on and for the next two episodes we are collaborating! YAY! Today we hear from comedian and Billy T Award* Nominee Josh Davies, who is bringing his show ‘Look! I'm Blind' to Auckland and Wellington. * it's the crème de la crème of NZ comedy! In this episode Josh talks about his diagnosis of X Linked Retinoschisis, what it was like growing up with low vision, the ins and outs of screen readers, the biggest accessibility hurdles when it comes to performing stand up, and a little taster of his upcoming show. BOOK TICKETS TO LOOK! I'M BLIND! RIGHT NOW! https://www.comedyfestival.co.nz/find-a-show/look-im-blind/ Wellington: 11 - 15 May, 7PM @ The Fringe BarAuckland: 18 - 22 May, 7PM @ Sweat Shop Brew Kitchen Feel free to reach out on instagram, I'm @thatssochronic And if you're new around here. Hi! Welcome! We have new episodes every Tuesday, so make sure you subscribe and follow, and if you enjoyed this episode, make sure you leave a review! That's the quickest and easiest way to help support the pod, so that TSC can reach as many ears around the world as possible, to hopefully spread awareness and more importantly… hope. @thatssochronic | @jessssbrien | #thatssochronic SEND IN A VOICE NOTE! If you want to share a thought about this episode or an upcoming episode topic, I'd love for you to leave a message on the That's So Chronic hotline! Head to jessbrien.com/hotline Want to share your story on That's So Chronic? Here's the application form: https://forms.gle/csebLkwfwAjiLApK9 Disclaimer: Here at That's So Chronic we are sharing personal stories and are not advocating any type of treatment, therapy, procedure or intervention. Everyone is unique so please seek professional medical advice before making any decisions for yourself or for others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The New Zealand International Business Awards (NZIBA) 2021, the country’s most prestigious national awards for export businesses, have returned for 2021 with entries and nominations now open.   Run by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise - Te Taurapa Tūhono (NZTE), the NZIBA celebrate the success, vision and determination of New Zealand businesses on the world stage. David Downs, convenor of judges for the New Zealand International Business Awards 2021 joins us now on Pacific Days See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marten Rabarts (2020 New Zealand International Film Festival Director) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Marten Rabarts (2020 New Zealand International Film Festival Director) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

John Hayes talks to international performer, Hayden Tee from New Zealand about 'The Shows Must Go On', which he is performing in Kapiti. Also on his exciting history in performing with Londons Westend and more

Going to the cinema has become a contentious activity in the time of Covid, but cinephiles have plenty to celebrate now.Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival has returned, one of the few festivals to survive lockdown, and now more people can participate as it goes online - meaning that, once it kicks off this week, people across the country can tune in.With 79 feature films and seven collections of short films from 41 countries on offer, it's an impossible task to narrow down your selection. But Francesca Rudkin and Flicks editor Steve Newall have attempted to do just that.LISTEN ABOVE

Louisa Tipene Opetaia is a communications specialist with over 20 years experience in publicity, marketing, and media. Of Māori and Samoan descent.  She was born in NZ and moved overseas as a child, spending decades away - living in Australia, California, Japan and Hawai'i. She runs her own business called Glorious Inc. She is a sought-after tours and event manager but her tours and events are cancelled thanks to Covid. She currently works as a publicist and her superpower is being a connector - connecting films, businesses and brands with audiences.  She is promoting a number of Pacific films as part of the New Zealand International Film Festival. LOIMATA, the sweetest tears (a feature documentary playing at the NZ International Film Festival) . Director Anna Marbook honours the last voyage of the great waka maker, sailor and mentor Lilo Ema Siope, whose journeys between Aotearoa and Samoa in search of healing, and her aiga's reckoning with systemic abuse, are powerfully documented. https://www.nziff.co.nz/2020/at-home-online/loimata-the-sweetest-tears/  TUPAIA'S ENDEAVOUR: Lala Rolls' fascinating quest examines what happens to a Tahitian high priest and navigator when he travels across the pacific as a translator and guest (or is it as a living trophy?) - aboard Captain James Cook's HMS Endeavour.https://www.nziff.co.nz/2020/at-home-online/tupaias-endeavour/ 

KRGS Doors Podcast - Ep 11 - We sit down with Raecene McGregor, Women's Rugby League Superstar, Premiership Winner for the Brisbane Broncos, and New Zealand International.   For all your Roller Shutter, Roller Grilles, Bi-Fold and Folding Closure shop front doors visit www.krgsdoors.com.au

Hans chats with Marten Rabarts from the New Zealand International Film Festival, Ian Cumming reviews Streaming Services, Nick Paris chats about what's happening at the Lumiere Cinema

International program curator Vicci Ho is using her vast experience curating film festivals internationally to give NZ International Film Festival goers an online programme to remember.

The New Zealand International Film Festival has announced it will be holding the festival online in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.A statement on the festival's website said it was no longer able to present the 2020 programme as planned, with restrictions on gatherings likely to remain in place for months.Director of the film festival Marten Rabarts says their decision to hold the festival online comes after the postponement and cancellation of other major film festivals, like Cannes, New York's Tribeca, and Sydney. The festival's organisers have worked closely with filmmakers and distributors to adapt the way films are presented to audiences. "After the initial realisation and heartbreak of not being able to provide our Film Festival whānau an in-cinema experience this year we've worked quickly, while leaning on our strong relationships with filmmakers, distributors and sales agents, to ensure we are able to confidently adapt the way in which we'll present their films to our dedicated audience across the country." "This is an extraordinary situation and we need to adapt to find a creative solution for 2020," says Catherine Fitzgerald, chair of the NZ Film Festival Trust.Rabarts says they are working on upgrading existing technology to ensure a smooth video on-demand experience, complete with virtual red carpets, filmmaker Q&A's, and New Zealand premieres of films."We are working with our on-demand provider Shift72 on the technology to deliver a 'bells and whistles' digital screening room, coupled with live streaming events possibilities on our own website."The programme for the festival launches on June 22.NZIFF At Home - Online will be held from July 24 to August 2.

Hello and welcome to this episode of the podcast. This episode is the hotly anticipated Part 3 of the Design Experts series and this week’s guest is South African garden designer Leon Kluge who runs a design practice in Cape Town. I spoke to Leon about his work and the particular set of challenges he faces in South Africa. And let’s just say, you might just think twice the next time you moan about aphids…Leon goes out of his way to source and propagate plants from his local region and he discusses some of the amazing landscapes that surround the area. He also talks about when and where to go if you’re a plant lover and you’re planning a visit to South Africa.  This series has very kindly been sponsored by the London College of Garden Design. About Leon Kluge: “Leon kluge was brought up in the Lowveld botanical gardens,From an early age, Leon has nurtured a great affinity for plants; his grandfather was the curator of the Betty’s Bay Botanical Garden and the Lowveld National Botanical Garden, while his mother owns and runs a renowned wholesale nursery in Nelspruit.  Leon has been invited to create his unique landscapes throughout the world: being the only landscape designer from Africa that has ever won the Gardening World Cup held in Nagasaki Japan. He has also been awarded best designer at the biggest Garden design event on earth held in the USA, The Philadelphia flower show. Leon is also a multiple Gold award winner at the prestigious Chelsea flower show held in London-UK. He has also been the first designer from Africa to win Gold at the biggest design show in Asia, The Singapore Garden Festival and also the New Zealand International flower show. Some of Leon’s Clients include gardens for Disney ,The United Nations, Hollywood celebrities, and for governments all over the world. Leon also represents Cape Town and Kirstenbosch at the Chelsea flower show yearly. Leon Kluge has become synonymous with modern contemporary landscaping and garden design.” - www.leonkluge.com/about/ What We Discuss: The ethos behind Leon Kluge Design Influences/ Inspiration Options for those who wish to train as garden designers in South Africa The type of projects Leon works on, typical clients The climate in and around Cape Town, the environmental challenges faced The importance of gardens and horticulture in South Africa The challenges gardeners face Sourcing plants, the use of native plants The best time for plant lovers to visit South Africa  Links: Leon Kluge Design www.leonkluge.com  Leon Kluge on Instagram @leonkluge  With thanks to the episode sponsor, the London College of Garden Design. www.lcgd.org.uk  Tel +44 (0) 1483 762955 Email info@lcgd.org.uk Get in touch: Email podcast@rootsandall.co.uk  Website www.rootsandall.co.uk  Twitter @rootsandall  Instagram @rootsandallpod  Patreon Link: Help me keep the podcast free & independent! Donate as much or as little as you like at Patreon Or GoFundMe 

Dallas Synnott (on 2019 New Zealand International Film Festival Programme Launch) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Dallas Synnott (on 2019 New Zealand International Film Festival Programme Launch) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Jesse Edge (24 years old) originally from New Zealand has been on his football journey for 6 years now. He signed his first professional contract in the Serie C, before moving on to play in the Eerste Divisie (second tier Holland) with Achilles. After his stint in Holland, he played in the first league in Slovakia, and is now currently back in Slovakia with a second league team with big ambitions to go to the first league. He is also a New Zealand International. In the pod, we get into many great things, including; cold showers, the benefits of the sauna, meditation, how to do a technical session without getting burnt out, and many other great topics. Enjoy it!

Jack's guest this morning is Australian filmmaker Benjamin Gilmore, who spent two months filming in dangerous conditions in Afghanistan to bring us his latest offering, Jirga.Described as a war film with a difference, Jirga, is a gritty drama, about a former Australian soldier who wants to atone for killing a civilian in a raid, that was shot secretly in Afghanistan.Jirga will screen at the New Zealand International film Festival next week on July 26th and 27th.LISTEN ABOVE AS BENJAMIN GILMOUR TALKS TO JACK TAME

Jack's guest this morning is Australian filmmaker Benjamin Gilmore, who spent two months filming in dangerous conditions in Afghanistan to bring us his latest offering, Jirga.Described as a war film with a difference, Jirga, is a gritty drama, about a former Australian soldier who wants to atone for killing a civilian in a raid, that was shot secretly in Afghanistan.Jirga will screen at the New Zealand International film Festival next week on July 26th and 27th.LISTEN ABOVE AS BENJAMIN GILMOUR TALKS TO JACK TAME

Dan Hendra (on the 2018 New Zealand International Science Festival) Interview by Chris Armstrong on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Dan Hendra (on the 2018 New Zealand International Science Festival) Interview by Chris Armstrong on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

The New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) is nearly upon us again. In Wellington the festival has been screening for 45 years, of which Bill Gosden has overseen more than 30 years in the role of Director. He joins us today on B-Side Stories at 5pm to chat about the role that the festival plays for the NZ film industry and what we should be looking out for in the programme this year.

Steve Hughes and Tom Rhodes talk about everything pertinent on a rainy Saturday in Auckland during the New Zealand International comedy festival. May 2013. 

After a long absence, and foiled in their plans to provide during-fest coverage by illness, Doug & Jacob return give you a *brief* run down of their NZFF2012 experience but do so whilst studiously avoiding their top 9 film lists, to be heard about in an upcoming episode. After talking this year's audiences our eager cinegeeks delve into the 35 odd films that got edged out of top placing or wallowed at the bottom of their lists. Add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

Stayed by the bell! From deep within the bowels of Auckland’s beautiful Civic theatre Doug & Jacob bring a near-the-end NZFF 2011 report. As well as impromptu toilet-traffic directing, we race the bell to reach a BWP middle-ground of 14 films in 13 minutes. Well done us! We also stumble upon possibly the perfect Best Worst Podcast double feature selection to date. Add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

25 Films in only 9 minutes! That’s right, just to confound you in this second episode, your hosts Jacob and Doug throw together a quickfire mid-fest report from the midst of New Zealand International Film Festival’s 2011 programme. Recorded between screenings in a darkened alcove behind the Sky City Theatre, the boys dispense with lengthy informed discussion and give knee-jerk “thumbs up”/”thumbs down” responses to the 25 films they’ve seen thus far. Add scotch to taste, and enjoy.

In episode 1, part b, your hosts Jacob and Doug further plumb the murky depths of the 2011 New Zealand International Film Festival programme in the hope of turning others onto films they might otherwise not even consider seeing. Documentary, viscera, strange, and strange-visceral-documentary abound. Be brave: dive in with us, have a listen, then buy some tickets and see some cinema to blow your mind! Add scotch to taste, and enjoy.