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Survive & Thrive 2011

18 August 2011

An initiative of the Arts Regional Trust Te Taumata Toi-a-iwi (ART) in partnership with The Big Idea, Survive & Thrive is a public forum, expo and series of workshops for people working in the creative sector.

There's nothing like being there - but here's some highlights from Survive & Thrive 2011. Read More »

Submitted by The Big Idea Editor on Thu, 18/08/2011 - 7:53pm.

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ScreenTalk: Bill Ralston

09 August 2011

In this ScreenTalk interview Bill Ralston talks about his long, varied, and sometimes controversial career in the New Zealand media. Read More »

Submitted by NZ On Screen on Tue, 09/08/2011 - 9:29am.

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Sir Paul Callaghan address to Survive & Thrive

14 July 2011

New Zealander of the Year 2011 Sir Paul Callaghan's video address to creative entrepreneurs at Survive & Thrive: Fuelling the Business of Creativity, held in Auckland on July 14 2011. Read More »

Submitted by The Big Idea Editor on Thu, 14/07/2011 - 1:17pm.

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ScreenTalk: DownlowConcept

24 May 2011

Thedownlowconcept is an Auckland based production company run by Ryan Hutchings, Jarrod Holt and Nigel McCulloch. Read More »

Submitted by NZ On Screen on Tue, 24/05/2011 - 2:30pm.

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Marching On

06 February 2010

Marching On

New Zealand 2009 / 28min.
Director/Producer Charlie Gates, Justin Heaney. Read More »

Submitted by The Documentary New Zealand Trust on Sat, 06/02/2010 - 7:20pm.

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Dance of the Instant

06 February 2010

Dance of the Instant

New Zealand 2009 / 46min.
Director/Producer Shirley Horrocks. Read More »

Submitted by The Documentary New Zealand Trust on Sat, 06/02/2010 - 7:02pm.

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ScreenTalk: Oliver Driver

30 July 2009

Even as a schoolboy, Oliver Driver knew he wanted to be an actor. Since leaving school he has had a varied career in theatre, television and film.

"I didn't want to be just an actor, I wanted to be a creative and it's taken me a long time to come to the point where I can call myself an artist and not cringe about that." Read More »

Submitted by The Big Idea Editor on Thu, 30/07/2009 - 10:14am.

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Auckland Council
The New Zealand Comedy Festival is back! | Until 22 May 2011
The NZ International Comedy Festival is back, with a line-up that is sure to tickle anyone’s funny bone. With world-class international and local acts performing stand-up, improv, cabaret, children’s comedy and comic theatre, the 19th annual NZ International Comedy Festival promises the widest range of entertainment experiences to date. Check out the website for all of the details so you don’t miss out!

2011 South Auckland Pacific Arts Summit | 4 May – 4 June 2011
The 2011 South Auckland Pacific Arts Summit is a celebration of Pacific arts appreciation in South Auckland. The summit features a range of events including grassroots music concerts, Pacific visual arts exhibitions, talks and discussions and much more. The Arts Summit takes place in various venues and many of the events are free, so everyone can enjoy what’s on offer.

Mr. Jones’ Wives: War Brides of New Zealand Servicemen | Until 4 September, 2011
War Memorial Season at Auckland Museum kicks off with a look into the lives of war brides.
Newspapers called them ‘Mr. Jones Wives’ after New Zealand’s Minister of Defence, Frederick Jones. It was his job to oversee the mass migration of around 3700 women who had fallen in love with New Zealand servicemen. Read the love letters that kept romance alive during the uncertain days of war, to the voyage out onboard ‘bride ships’ and the experience of settling in a new land far from home.
War Memorial Season includes poetry reading, a talk on the Lost Generation and Auckland-Northland Batallion’s Beat Retreat military ceremony.
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