Podcast appearances and mentions of robyn malcolm

The New Zealand tv series, After the Party, has missed out on a BAFTA, at the awards which took place in London. The show's co-creator and writer Dianne Taylor and lead actor Robyn Malcolm spoke to Corin Dann

On the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast for Sunday 11 May 2025, author Kaliane Bradley opened up about the creative journey that led to her successful debut novel, The Ministry of Time. Kiwi actress Robyn Malcolm is feeling pretty excited after After the Party got nominated for a Bafta - she joined Francesca to discuss. Francesca speculates about what Donald Trump's latest tariff-based announcement could mean for the film industry. Later, the Sunday Panel weighs in on lobbying laws and whether it's possible to regulate AI. Get the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast every Sunday on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2025 Bafta Awards ceremony is set to take place, and one Kiwi star is feeling hopeful following her recent nomination. Robyn Malcolm's After the Party has been nominated for Best International Series - and she's feeling pretty thrilled about it. This follows the show picking up a record haul of nine awards at the New Zealand Television Awards last year. Robyn Malcolm says she's 'blown away' by the impact of the series, and she's feeling excited no matter what happens. "We've got a chance, but it's not a big chance - so if, weirdly, we ended up getting up on stage, that would be mind-blowing. But if not, it's completely brilliant being here and being part of it." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celebrating New Zealand talent the 2024 BSS Keynote address included seven New Zealand acting practitioners with unique stories and outlooks. In this podcast Robyn Malcolm shares her thoughts on the BSS 2024 theme Stepping into the Unknown.     This session, was presented by Te Mangai Paho.  

New Zealand show ‘After the Party' has been nominated for a BAFTA TV award in the UK. The show follows a high school teacher who accuses her husband of sexually abusing their daughter's friend, starring Robyn Malcolm and Scottish actor Peter Mullan. The shows director and producer Pete Salmon talks to Ryan Bridge about the nomination. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Lucy Manning's words, it started with a phone call... A call from a withheld number late at night in October 2022 where the unknown male caller appeared to be masturbating as he made lewd comments about her. And so began what she describes as a two-year ordeal to get police to arrest and charge the man responsible for making those calls. Lucy joins Nuala McGovern in the Woman's Hour studio.As thousands of farmers gather to protest planned changes in inheritance tax rules for agricultural properties, Nuala asks BBC Farming Today presenter Anna Hill how this is affecting women farmers, who according to the National Farmers' Union make up a majority of the farming workforce in England and Wales.Zainab Johnson, one of America's freshest voices in stand-up comedy, is making her UK debut this week at London's Soho Theatre. She joins Nuala to discuss mining her massive family for material, being a gun owner and her thoughts on the recent US election.New Zealand actor Robyn Malcolm joins Nuala to talk about her morally complex and challenging new drama, After the Party. Robyn co-created the drama and plays the lead character, a woman who has accused her husband of sexually assaulting a teenage boy. She tells Nuala about representing real middle-aged women on screen.24-year-old product design and technology graduate Olivia Humphreys is a Global Medical Winner of the James Dyson Award 2024. Her invention, Athena, is a portable hair-loss prevention device for chemotherapy patients. She explains how the product works and how her mum inspired it.

Reluctantly, I think saving Shortland Street was the right thing for now.  The news on Shorty today is that it's been saved, but it will go down to three episodes a week.  What's saved it is taxpayer money: $3 million from NZ On Air and then be eligible for a rebate from the Screen Production Grant which must be about $6 or $7 million.  Which means we're pumping in around about $10 million in taxpayer money to save a soap opera.  I'm reluctant about this because I generally don't think we should prop up failing businesses. If they can't make a buck it's because not enough people like the product,  in which case it should be allowed to die.  But... I think there's an exception this time.  Because it might just be possible that Shorty may be able to pay its own way again... maybe.  The reason I say that is because it's not that Shorty is unpopular, it actually has a lot of people watching.   The last figures that I can find are from last year, 79K people in their key demographic watched it on TV2, which doesn't sound that impressive, but then you add in the streaming numbers of TVNZ+: 455K a week.  And well, that is impressive.  By comparison, at the same time TVNZ News only earned 180K streams, even though the news has got two extra episodes a week, Shorty was beating it by 2.5 times.  The problem isn't that it's unpopular.  The problem is that TVNZ hasn't figured out how to actually make enough money from the people watching it on TVNZ+. It knows how to get money from TV2 ads, but it doesn't know how to properly monetise online yet.  So... Shorty street is only guaranteed for another year.   I dunno if that's enough time for TVNZ to figure out how to earn more money on the app, but I hope it does.  Because it would be a pity to lose a show that is still watched by that many kiwis, and that has trained some of our best acting talent: Temuera Morrison, KJ Apa, Thomasin McKenzie, Craig Parker, Martin Henderson, Robyn Malcolm.  And which is, frankly, is one of the few shows left actually reflecting us back to ourselves. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The New Zealand drama After the Party has just launched on ABC iview where all six episodes are available to watch. TV Gold's Andrew Mercado called it “one of the best dramas of the year”. Nine Publishing gave it 5 stars and called it a must-watch. TV Tonight called the series “an uncomfortable but utterly compelling ride” and give it 4 1/2 stars. Robyn Malcolm joined TV Gold hosts Andrew Mercado and James Manning to talk about the Lingo Pictures series she co-created and stars in. Malcolm talks too about one of the best TV series of 2023 she also starred in – Far North. Don't miss this special podcast episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Esteemed New Zealand actress Robyn Malcolm has become the first local actor to take home an award from the Series Mania Forum in France. She accepted the best actress award in Lille, during a whirlwind 48-hour trip. It was given for her performance in After the Party, a series she co-created with writer Dianne Taylor. Robyn Malcolm spoke to Corin Dann.

Two years on from her first Grey Areas appearance, Petra catches up with journalist and TVNZ's Sunday host Miriama Kamo as she's rounded out her fifth decade. Turning 50 can invite introspection and casting new vision for your life. Miriama grabs this opportunity with both hands sharing the raft of intentions she has for this season from getting braces to studying te reo Māori. In the midst of goal-setting, Petra and Miriama reflect on how to sidestep shame and resource ourselves, even when life's not going exactly according plan. If you want to hear more of Miriama's heart and wisdom check out her and Robyn Malcolm's episode Menopause stories from Season 1!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Film and TV reviewer Chris Schulz joins Kathryn to talk about new Kiwi series After the Party starring Robyn Malcolm, which looks at what happens when a woman accuses her husband of assaulting her daughter's friend - but no one believes her. He'll also talk about Robbie Williams' new documentary and new movie The Killer, starring Michael Fassbender.

Robyn Malcolm chats about her lead role and co-creation of the TVNZ series, After The Party. 

Rod Oram gives us some Political Commentary about COP UAE, which he'll be attending next week, as well as his thoughts on the government formation negotiations. Robyn Malcolm chats about her lead role and co-creation of the TVNZ series, After The Party. Rosetta and Leea from To The Front / Girls Rock Aotearoa are in the studio to chat about the fundraising gig happening this Sunday at The Wine Cellar. It's tomato chat on Greening Out- it's not too late to reap the benefits (soon). We recap your Top Ten. Whakarongo mai nei!

Robyn Malcolm chats about her lead role and co-creation of the TVNZ series, After The Party. 

Today Linda talks to Jesse about New Zealand television drama staring Robyn Malcolm, After The Party. She's also been watching The Crown on Netflix and Gone Fishing on TV1.

Tammy Davis has some explaining to do regarding the decisions made about Taika Waititi, Robyn Malcolm & Joe Daymond... although not sure we wanted this much detail... Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Paula is joined by one of New Zealand's favourite actresses, Robyn Malcolm, to discuss her new show, After the Party, and how she took charge to co-create the show and character. She also discusses her varied career, putting political differences aside, things she would change about her past, and the best acting advice she ever received.  Warning: This episode does include discussions of eating disorders. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New series airing Sunday 29th on TVNZ 1 which Robyn Malcolm co-created, called After the Party. The series follows Penny (Malcolm), as her world implodes when she accuses her husband Phil (played by Scottish actor Peter Mullan) of a sex crime against her daughter's teenage friend and nobody believes her. Five years later, he returns from Scotland and moves in with Penny's daughter Grace (newcomer Tara Canton) and grandchild. Grace begs her to put the past behind them, but when Phil takes up a teaching position Penny is again compelled to prove his guilt, reopening barely covered wounds in those around her and causing Grace to cut her out of her life. An increasingly alienated Penny is forced to choose what's more important – the truth or her relationship with her daughter. Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from the long weekend on Newstalk ZB) It's Not Winston First/RWC Fever/TV Stalwart Does it Again/Music Stalwart Does it TooSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kiwi actress Robyn Malcolm is back to star in her latest, grittiest creative project 'After The Party'. The Shortland Street and Top of the Lake star felt inspired to create her own role out of frustration from the lack of 'real' characters played by middle aged women. She says she wanted to play a 'quintessentially Kiwi' character, a departure from the 'palatable' older women seen on screen in the past. "There was a political angle to it as well, we wanted a woman from New Zealand. No mistaking that- she's not Australian, she's not American, we're not doing a version of someone else." LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frustrated by the lack of decent roles for middle-aged women, actor Robyn Malcolm and veteran screenwriter Dianne Taylor decided to do something about it. The pair put their heads together to create After the Party a six-part drama series set in Wellington which premieres on TVNZ at the end of the month. Its main character, played by Malcolm, is a woman in her 50s whose world implodes when she accuses her husband of a sex crime and nobody believes her. After the Party will premiere on TVNZ 1 and TVNZ+, October 29 at 8.30pm.

In between brief rants about dentists, deodorant and lottery tickets, we get on with it. The Captain plugs the upcoming cinema reissue of one of the greatest concert films of all time. On TV, the NZ comedy drama Far North is proving to be a winner. ElTele is astonished to find an additional hidden character in a classic comedy series. We talk about a track-by-track guide to the music of The Smiths, and lyrics references in general. The Captain tries to explain his attraction to Taskmaster, the NZ version specifically, and Tina from Turners!We'd also like to know if listeners have any TV memory from their childhood that has never left them?Show notes and links at https://www.onlyapodcast.com/episode-43-once-in-a-every-lifetime/https://linktr.ee/onlyapodcast

This week we were joined by NZ acting royalty Temuera Morrison and Robyn Malcom talking about their new show Far North.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kiwi legends Temuera Morrison and Robyn Malcolm discuss their new series, The Fair North.  Catch it Monday 14th on Three. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The List by Yomi Adegoke. Ola is a high profile journalist at a feminist magazine, who's about to marry the love of her life. Young, beautiful and successful, she and her fiancé Michael seem to have it all. That is, until one morning they both wake up to the same message. A crowdsourced collection of names has morphed into an anonymous account posting Me Too type allegations on social media, and usually Ola would be all over it, retweeting it and forwarding to everyone she knows - but Michael's name is on the list.  Far North by David White and Angus Gillies. In 2016, an unlikely mix of men got together and planned to import 500kg of meth into the Far North of New Zealand from a ship anchored offshore. This is the story of how they went about it and if you didn't know it was true you'd think it was fiction. The mistakes they made were epic, and the police work wasn't stellar either so the combination of the two is just hilarious. It's been made into a TV series which starts on TV3 on Monday night, starring Robyn Malcolm and Temuera Morrison. I've see the first episode and it's wonderful TV. This one is well worth a read just for the sheer incompetence of the team.  LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Far North  This New Zealand drama stars Temuera Morrison and Robyn Malcolm and tells the bizarre true story of an international drugs smuggling ring foiled by two unlikely Northland locals (Mondays on Three, and ThreeNow).   Painkiller   Matthew Broderick stars in this drama about America's opioid epidemic that follows both the perpetrators and victims, and an investigator seeking the truth (Netflix).     Winning Time   A second season of the sports drama about the rise of the LA Lakers in the 1970s and 1980s (Neon).    LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Top 6: LOL  Vulturing  Biggest Lie your Parents told you  Temuera Morrison & Robyn Malcolm!  Final Rankings: Fonts  Girl Math!  Fact of the Day Day Day Day Daaaaay!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's podcast, the boys catch up with Robyn Malcolm ahead of her new TV show... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In studio chatting with us about Far North, which debuts on Three and Three Now on August 14 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let me give you a bunch of reasons why you can- and should- ignore this letter from 97 ‘wealthy' Kiwis asking the Government to tax them more. This is the letter that starts: “We write as people who are frustrated with how much tax we pay. We want to pay more”. They do not want to pay more themselves. What they actually want is other rich people to pay more tax. And you don't have to take my word for it, I'll quote the guy who founded Ecostore, Malcom Rands, who signed the letter. He was asked if he was offering to pay more tax if others weren't also required, and he said no.   He said: "Even someone who's as big-hearted as me would not feel good paying more tax when other people aren't.”  That's the real test, isn't it? Because if they wanted to pay more themselves, they would simply tax themselves like some wealthy people do, and then use that money for charity. For example, build a hospital for children like Mark Dunajtschik in Wellington.  This plea for more tax is not as benevolent as it looks, by the way. Not all of these signatories are as wealthy as you might think. Names like Philip Mills of Les Mills gyms, yep. Sir Ian Taylor, absolutely. But there are names on that list that are clearly not worth anywhere near the $50 million that would make them the kind of high net worth individuals that would've had IRD snooping around their tax for the last year. In fact, I was so surprised by the list of random names on the list, that I called the people who helped coordinate the list. And they admitted that there was no benchmark for how rich you had to be to sign this letter. It was opt in. You could simply decide that you felt rich and wanted to sign it. One of the people I raised with them, they said they thought was worth $5 million based on a Google search. That is a long way from $50 million. That's a house and a couple of investment properties in Auckland nowadays. That's pretty much the aspiration of most mums and dads. There's nothing special about that.  So let me ask you this- if extreme wealth is not the thing these signatories have in common, what is it really? Political leanings, maybe?  Philip Mills- one of Labour's biggest donors. Robyn Malcolm- long-time Green supporter. Rob Campbell- long-time union man. David Cunliffe, yes, David Cunliffe signed the letter- former Labour leader. I suspect this is really an attempt to help a particular political party get a potential tax plan over the line. Because if they really want to pay more tax, pay it in charity. Leave the rest of us who just want to own a home and a couple of investment properties alone. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Almost 100 wealthy New Zealanders have signed an open letter to the Government to say they want to pay more tax. Those who signed include Sir Ian Taylor, Phillip Mills, of gym chain Les Mills, company director Rob Campbell, actress Robyn Malcolm and Dame Susan Devoy. Tonight we hope to speak with Ian Taylor and Phillip Mills New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has labelled the perpetrators of ram raids overnight as "feral dropkick losers" and accused the Government of not doing anything as New Zealand's streets become "more violent". But Justice Minister Kiri Allan says Peters' description of offenders reflects "dog-whistle politics" and believes "name-calling" isn't helpful when ram raids are causing harm in the community. Donald Trump's primetime appearance in a live CNN town hall today had the former president - and 2024 presidential candidate - doubling down on his explosive comments about grabbing women's genitals made in an Access Hollywood tape which came to light during the 2016 election campaign. Come support the work we're doing by becoming a Patron of #BHN https://www.patreon.com/BigHairyNews Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/BigHairyNews Follow us on Twitter. @patbrittenden @Chewie_NZ

We know Robyn Malcolm from 'Outragous Fortune', but she opened up with the document 'You, Me and Anxiety'. It's a weird thing to say, but it's a great watch, as Robyn talks about dealing with anxiety, and even interviews Todd Muller, former Leader of the National Party, who shared his story of dealing with anxiety. It's a very special chat for Mental Health Awareness Week, we hope you enjoy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lots to listen to in this ep. Robyn Malcolm, from 'Outrageous Fortune' chats about her doco 'You, Me and Anxiety'. First, though, we dive into this week's entertainment news with 'The Inconsequential News Quiz' - what celeb had a tattoo of their husband's name removed? Which singer is announcing NZ tour dates? Will Estelle nail this quiz? Listen to find out! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carly chats with Kiwi actor Robyn Malcolm about her brand new documentary and her journey learning about her mental health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She's one of Aotearoa's best-loved actresses, having shot to fame as Shortland Street's nurse Ellen Crozier and cementing her status as the feisty Cheryl West in the popular dramedy Outrageous Fortune. But behind the acting glamour, Robyn Malcolm was suffering from serious anxiety and panic attacks. In a new documentary, You, Me and Anxiety, Malcolm frankly shares her experience coping with the debilitating condition as well as talking to other well-known Kiwis like musician Ladyhawke and former leader of the National Party Todd Muller about their own struggles with this all too common affliction. Todd Muller joined Simon Barnett and Tyler Adams to share his experience and shed some light on the subject of mental health for Mental Health Awareness Week. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From The Umbrella Academy to Jugjugg Jeeyo, from Guy Ritchie to Taapsee Pannu, and more storiesGuy Ritchie to direct live-action remake of HerculesAcclaimed director Guy Ritchie, who has films such as Snatch, Sherlock Holmes and Wrath of Man to his credit, is set to helm Disney's upcoming live-action remake of the 1997 animated film Hercules. Ritchie has earlier collaborated with Disney for the live-action adaptation of Aladdin in 2019. Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings screenwriter Dave Callaham has written the first draft of the script. Russo brothers, who are best known for directing Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, are producing the film. Temuera Morrison to star in Far NorthStar Wars actor Temuera Morrison, popular for essaying the role of Boba Fett,  is teaming up with fellow Kiwi actress Robyn Malcolm for a new series titled Far North. Based on true events that took place in New Zealand, the series revolves around a couple who try to bust a massive drug deal. David White serves as the creator and director of the series.Snowpiecer cancelled after four seasonsTNT has announced the cancellation of the post-apocalyptic dystopian thriller series Snowpiecer. The series will not return with new episodes after the conclusion of the fourth season which is currently in production. Based on Parasite director Bong Joon-Ho's movie of the same name, the series features Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs in the lead roles. Shabaash Mithu trailer releasedThe trailer of the upcoming Hindi film Shabaash Mithu gives a glimpse of Taapsee Pannu as the ace cricketer Mithali Raj, who holds the record for the highest run-scorer in women's international cricket. The film traces the early life of the cricketer and showcases her struggles before rising to fame. Directed by  Srijit Mukherji, the film is set to hit theaters on July 15th.Most anticipated film and TV show releases of the weekThe Umbrella Academy S3The highly anticipated third season of the popular superhero series The Umbrella Academy is set to premiere on June 22nd on Netflix. The upcoming season picks up from where the previous one ended and features a new family of superheroes called The Sparrows. The 10-episode season stars Elliot Page, Aidan Gallagher, Robert Sheehan, Emmy Raver-Lampman, David Castañeda, Tom Hopper, and Colm Feore along with Justin H Min who will be a member of The Sparrow Academy this season.  Man v/s BeeMr Bean actor Rowan Atkinson is set to make his OTT debut with the Netflix series Man vs. Bee which is scheduled to be released on June 24th. Atkinson has created and written the series along with Johnny English writer William Davies.Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic AreaThe Korean adaptation of the hit Spanish heist series Money Heist will debut on Netflix on June 24th. Titled Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area, the series follows a group of individuals who try to loot 4 trillion won from the Korea Unified Mint. Yoo Ji-tae will essay the role of Professor in the series.Forensic Forensic, starring Vikrant Massey, Radhika Apte, and Prachi Desai, is set to premiere on Zee5 on June 24th. Based on the 2020 Malayalam movie of the same name starring Minnal Murali star  Tovino Thomas, the film revolves around a forensic officer who teams up with a cop to solve a series of murders involving girls.Sarkaru Vaari PaataThe Telugu film Sarkaru Vaari Paata, starring Mahesh Babu in the lead role, will be available on Amazon Prime Video from June 23rd. Apart from Babu, the film stars Keerthy Suresh, Samuthirakani,  Nadiya Moidu, Subbaraju, Vennela Kishore, and  Tanikella Bharani, among others.Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, the sequel to the hit 2007 horror-comedy  Bhool Bhulaiyaa, was released on Netflix this Sunday. The film features Kartik Aaryan, Tabu and Kiara Advani in lead roles.Jug Jug JiyoThe much-awaited Hindi film Jug Jug Jiyo featuring Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Anil Kapoor, and Neetu Kapoor will hit the silver screen on June 24th. Directed by Raj Mehta, the film revolves around two couples from different generations. Manish Paul and Prajakta Koli also star in the film. Well that's the news from the world of movies and entertainment for today, until the next time it's your host Nikhil signing out.Aaj kya dekhoge OTTplay se poochoWritten By Arya Harikumar

While we're on the topic of menopause, two of Petra's friends, Miriama Kamo and Robyn Malcolm, join her to swap personal stories from this season of life in perimenopause and menopause - and how each of these wāhine toa are navigating their way through it.⁠ There's something special about knowing we're not in this alone. Miriama Kamo (Ngāi Tahu/Ngāti Mutunga) is a TVNZ journalist, children's author and television presenter. She currently presents on Māori current affairs programme Marae and TVNZ's Sunday.  Robyn Malcolm is an actress, whose career has spanned many decades. She is probably best known for six seasons of playing Cheryl West in the television series Outrageous Fortune. She also has a fun line of undies, designed, produced, and manufactured by a team of women right here in New Zealand using ethically sourced, sustainable fabric, and water-based inks. Song credit: Korimako, Performed by Aro, Written by Emily Looker and Charles Looker and published by Songbroker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Award-winning NZ acting queen Robyn Malcolm was NZ's sexiest woman 2007, though she grew up feeling anything but. Her teenage years were a storm of hormones resulting in extreme PMT and bulimia, then once in her 20's she discovered the secret to weight loss; smoking.  In her first in person podcast interview, Penny chats Robyn's path to her recent 57th birthday through quitting the cigs, anti depressants, wondrous HRT, and to her journey of finally letting it all go, acknowledging how lucky she has been and feeling good in her own leopard skin.  May contain dogs. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/pennyashton)

Has there ever been a more Kiwi screen character than Cheryl West? Or a more Kiwi actress than Robyn Malcolm?Robyn Malcolm is a gem. One of New Zealand's premier actresses, she is known all over the country as a very genuine, real, and down to earth personality...as well as being Cheryl West.This is less of a podcast and more of a conversation. We go all over the place - from the early Outrageous Fortune days to being lazy, to the perks of stopping to look at ants. If it sounds a bit random, then yeah, maybe it is. But it's really nice.This episode is a catch up between a couple of old acting mates. Where this is different, though, is it's about some of the bigger picture things in life - raising kids, being lazy, gratitude and literally regretting nothing. There's a good splattering of fun and laughter along the way, and an enlightening look back at Cheryl West. This is one not to be missed, especially for Outrageous Fortune fans!Brought to you by: Antonia Prebble & Roar CollectiveHost: Antonia PrebbleProduced by: Antonia Prebble & Roar Collective

Robyn Malcolm is an actress, who first gained recognition for her role as nurse Ellen Crozier on Shortland Street.She is best known today, for six seasons of playing Cheryl West, matriarch to a sometimes criminal working-class family in Outrageous Fortune, Kirsty Corella in the Australian television series Rake, Julie Wheeler in Upper Middle Bogan, Marina Baxter in The Code and various other local and international roles in productions like Lord of the Rings, The Lovely Bones and The OutpostSupport NZ podcasters at www.beardyboy.nz/DOC with world class coffeewww.theDOC.nzwww.instagram.com/patbrittendenwww.twitter.com/patbrittenden

Actor Robyn Malcolm says she feels like she's in the team of five million's naughty corner after being bailed up by MIQ officials for lighting a candle in her room and displaying one too many bottles of wine. Malcolm, who is on day three of her managed isolation stay at a Wellington hotel, had the candle confiscated after an Instagram post showed it lit alongside two bottles of wine, which she had not opened. She says she was treated like a child and will be writing to MIQ officials with suggestions for improvement. Bridget Burke reports.

Actor Robyn Malcolm says she feels like she's in the team of five million's naughty corner after being bailed up by MIQ officials for lighting a candle in her room and displaying one too many bottles of wine. Malcolm, who is on day three of her managed isolation stay at a Wellington hotel had the candle confiscated after an instagram post showed it lit alongside two bottles of wine she hadn't opened. But she's hit back this afternoon saying she feels she was treated like a child and she'll be writing to MIQ officials with suggestions for improvement. Bridget Burke reports. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6258128729001

Today on the show - on it before 9, Lotto syndicate update, Around the World - China Beads are back, who's laugh is it anyway, Robyn Malcolm, Rumble Rug Kylie's offer, One Question Quiz, Sharyn curbed Bryce's wheels, Jeremy Corbett, Who's laugh is it anywaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand's first post-Covid home grown movie is about to hit cinemas this week!This Town is a Kiwi movie about love, murder and finding the one – and it's links to an infamous local crime haven't gone unnoticed.Written, directed and stared in by David White, the movie also stars our very own Robyn Malcolm, Rima Te Wiata and new comer Alice May Connolly.Malcolm has played some of New Zealand's most endearing characters, including Ellen Crozier on Shortland Street and Cheryl West on Outrageous Fortune.  Her character in This Town is no exception.She joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss making the movie and what can be done to promote local talent more.LISTEN ABOVE

We celebrate some of the many fantastic guests we've had on the show so far by replaying a couple of our favourite moments of conversation with them. In this episode we chat to: Dai Henwood (full episode here: https://omny.fm/shows/how-to-save-the-world/talking-tea-with-dai-henwood)Miriama Kamo (full episode here: https://omny.fm/shows/how-to-save-the-world/zero-waste-with-miriama-kamo)Robyn Malcolm (full episode here: https://omny.fm/shows/how-to-save-the-world/making-change-with-robyn-malcolm) Sophie Hanford (full episode here: https://omny.fm/shows/how-to-save-the-world/school-strike-4-climate-with-sophie-handford-nz-or) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sponsored by All Heart NZ – helping corporates to redirect, repurpose and reduce their waste while supporting communities throughout Aotearoa and globally. National treasure, actor, activist, and Greenpeace spokesperson Robyn Malcolm joins Tim for a chat about saving dolphins, protecting our national parks against mining and her life of activism. Robyn is world famous for her role as Cheryl West on Outrageous Fortune and so many other roles in TV and film. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.