Ahiahi mārie, welcome to The Spinoff Daily. Today on The Spinoff: The 60th-41st best NZ TV shows of the 21st century are revealed. Plus: The toughening of the ‘too soft’ three strikes bill, and Elizabeth Knox on her new favourite New Zealand novel.
Lyric Waiwiri-Smith: “There’s nothing like an eleventh-hour retraction to stir up interest in the exact thing you would rather people didn’t see. In September, Radio New Zealand abruptly announced that after advertising a podcast interview between Anika Moa and former Labour MP Kiritapu Allan, the episode would no longer be released in season two of It’s Personal with Anika Moa. The result was a wave of unprecedented interest in the longform interview podcast and growing speculation about what was said and why it was enough to be removed after the season had already premiered. The Spinoff requested the taping of the episode featuring Allan, and received it under the Official Information Act this week. It is 47 minutes long, recorded in the RNZ studios earlier this year, and opens with a content warning for readers that there will be discussion of suicide and strong language.”
Join us for a one-night only live event We’re huge fans of local television here at The Spinoff, and for one night only we want to celebrate some of our all-time faves. Join Alex Casey, Kura Forrester, Rhiannon McCall, Stewart Sowman-Lund and Lyric Waiwiri-Smith at Q Theatre on October 31 as we unearth some beloved TV gems and argue for their place in our history.
The toughening of the ‘too soft’ three strikes bill, explained Is there room for conservatives in culture? NZ On Air is about to find out Who is Benjamin Doyle, the soon-to-be Green MP replacing Darleen Tana?
The top 100 NZ TV shows of the 21st Century: numbers 60-41 Our week-long countdown continues with the havoc of Havoc, a local take on Sex and the City, a legendary singer of songs and more.
There’s a silent killer threatening the mauri of our moana ‘Death cleaning’, ageing and loss: Elizabeth Knox on her favourite New Zealand novel
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The interview RNZ didn’t want you to hear
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