Nights for Monday 27 August 2018
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'Disorder' doco: A new lens on eating disorders
9:08 PM.A new documentary made by young Kiwi film-makers will resonate with the thousands of New Zealanders who have lived through an eating disorder. In the documentary created by director Miryam Jacobi and… Read more Video, Audio
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Nights Sport
9:08 PM.Peter Lamp is back - tonight he takes a look at the All Blacks: Where to from here with Argentina coming up? Alos the Indian hockey film Gold came and went under too many radars. About the first India… Read more Audio
7:12 Disordered eating - through a new lens.
A new documentary made by young Kiwi film-makers will resonate with the thousands of New Zealanders who have lived through an eating disorder. In the documentary created by director Miryam Jacobi and producer Olivia Mahood, seven young people share their journeys from despair to acceptance. You can watch the film here.
Disorder is one of the Someday Stories series of sustainability-focused short films by emerging young film-makers from Aotearoa New Zealand. It has been created by Auckland-based production company Two One One Three Creatives, and is scheduled for release on August 27. Photo: Jeremy Toth
7:35 Upbeat
Christchurch brothers Jun and Yuuki Bouterey-Ishido are back home and enjoying some quality time together with their family.
Jun Bouterey-Ishido Photo: Supplied
Jun is a pianist who left to study at the Liszt Academy in Hungary shortly after winning the Kerikeri Piano Competition in 2008. Last year he won second prize at the Maj Lind International Piano Competition in Finland
Younger brother Yuuki is an award winning cellist who is about to start his last year at the Royal Northern School in Manchester.
The pair give a duo performance at The Piano next week and Jun gives a solo recital at the Great Hall in Christchurch
Jun and Yuuki joined Eva Radich for a catch up earlier this week.
8:10 Night Mail
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8:15 Dateline Pacific
RNZ Pacific's daily current affairs programme covering the major Pacific stories of the week, with background and reaction from the people making the news.
8:30 Window on the World
In the northeastern United States, the city of Lowell was hit hard during the 20th century when manufacturing moved away to low wage countries. It's still largely a low-income city, and in the past few years community gardens have been introduced to some of the poorest neighbourhoods as part of the city's efforts to reinvent itself. Our 'Window On The World' looks at that change and makes some surprising discoveries about how community gardens can impact individual lives and a city at large.
9:10 Nights Sport
Peter Lamp is back - tonight he takes a look at the All Blacks: Where to from here with Argentina coming up? Alos the Indian hockey film Gold came and went under too many radars. About the first India team to win Olympic gold.
9:30 Insight
This week Insight explores the right to roam.. visitor numbers are increasing but how much public access should trampers, hunters and tourists be given or expect over farm land?
tramping boots Photo: AFP
10:17 Lately
Photo: RNZ
Lately with Karyn Hay is a late night radio show on RNZ National, with an eye on live events, an ear for music, a great sense of humour and a genuine interest in people and their stories.
11:07 Nashville Babylon
On this week's show Mark spins new tunes from Iron & Wine, Robbie Fulks & Linda Gail Lewis, previews the forthcoming Southern Fork Americana Festival, marks the anniversary of Stevie Ray Vaughn's passing and drops classic R'n'B courtesy of Little