Prior to joining Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision as Pou Ārahi, Honiana Love was Senior Advisor Māori at Manatū Taonga, Ministry for Culture and Heritage. She has over 25 years of archival experience – including ...

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Interview with New York based NZ writer Maddie Dai on general release day of her film We Were Dangerous The film had its world premiere in Austin, Texas at South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in March 2...

Sarah Booher from SJ Creative joins Ash Holwell and Sunaina for this week's two/fiftyseven segment She was a cofounder of Reusabowl, and is the photographer for a massive range of Wellington orgs doing amaz...

Disco-boogie NZ trio Flamingo Pier are back with their new EP Supro, off the back of their singleMazunte, released a couple of weeks ago. They're in the midst of their world tour and tuned in from...

Danny from Makeshift Parachutes joined Sunaina on Breakfast from the tour van as they make their way down the motu to play at Meow on Saturday night.  Audience favourites at Auckland's Cross Street and...

Huia Haupapa from the Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) team joins Sunaina for the second check in about the Te Whanganui-a-tara leg of the festival running July 31- August 12. ...

Dancers Airu and Jemima Matsuda joined Sunaina on Breakfast to talk about their respective dance practices, how dance brought them together and their upcoming visit to Japan  Footnote Dance have just a...

New Zealand/Zimbabwean rapper Timmy the First joins Sunaina on Breakfast for a kōrero the day before his new song Degrees drops.  Born in Zimbabwe, and growing up in different cities around Aotearoa an...

Hemi Hemingway (Shaun Blackwell) joined Sunaina to walk through the Going Global 2024  showcase lineup and a bit of a chat about what else he's got coming up over the next few months.  ...