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Sunday, 1 February 2009

Singer and 'Amici Forever' creator Geoff Sewell; author Neville Peat; the Sunday Group discusses the political and social landscape of NZ before the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. Guests - Dr Claudia Orange, historian and Director of History and Pacific Cultures at Te Papa; historian Dr Peter Adams; and Dr Manuka Henare, Associate Dean of Maori Pacific Development at the University of Auckland Business School.

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Sunday, 25 January 2009

The 'Best of Sunday Morning 2008' summer series ends today with interviews on the topic of international relations. We start with a Sunday Group discussion following the US presidential elections and the NZ general election. Chris Laidlaw then talks to James Kynge about China's place in the world, and to Susie Latham about Australia's treatment of asylum seekers.

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Sunday, 18 January 2009

The 'Best of Sunday Morning 2008' summer series continues with interviews on the topic of Africa. Chris Laidlaw interviews David Coltart on Zimbabwe, Richard Vokes about the Congo, and FW de Klerk and Helen Zille in South Africa.

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Sunday, 11 January 2009

The 'Best of Sunday Morning 2008' summer series continues with interviews on the topic of conflict. We repeat interviews about East Timor, New Zealand's first fighter squadron and the fall of Singapore during the Second World War, Major General Howard Kippenberger, and relations between India and Pakistan.

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Sunday, 4 January 2009

The 'Best of Sunday Morning 2008' summer series continues with interviews on the topic of the environment and sustainability. We repeat interviews with Professor Michael Northcott, Dr Ron Colman and Gwynne Dyer.

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Sunday, 28 December 2008

In the first of the 'Best of Sunday Morning 2008' for the summer, we repeat interviews with poets Brian Turner and Sam Hunt, and artist Grahame Sydney.

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Sunday, 21 December 2008

Rabbi Johanna Hershenson and Dr Paul Blaschke talk about the Temple Sinai Torah; Jill Haldane discusses her book and oral history of Lockerbie, 20 years after a terrorist bomb brought an airliner down on the Scottish town. The Sunday Group discusses how to deal with Christmas stress - guests include Pinky Agnew, Rev Dr Margaret Mayman, and Dr Marc Wilson.

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Sunday, 14 December 2008

Richard Quinn on Reverend Samuel Marsden; vinter Jane Huner; Sunday Group: Dark Days for the Black Caps. Guests - Glenn Turner, Richard Boock, Stephen Hewson.

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Sunday, 7 December 2008

Sir Howard Morrison celebrates 50 years in the public eye; Prof Jan Pronk on sustainable economic development; the Sunday Group: The implications of human genome research. Guests - Ingrid Winship, Professor of Adult Clinical Genetics at the University of Melbourne; Professor Mark Henaghan, the project leader of the New Zealand Human Genome Research Project; and Professor David Weisbrot, the president of the Australian Law Reform Commission.

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Sunday, 30 November 2008

Dr Sudha Ramachandran on political turmoil in Pakistan; Charlotte Petri Gornitzka and Jay Wisecarver from Save the Children. Sunday Group: Pacific Remittance Project. Guests - Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs chief executive Colin Tukuitonga; Jonathan Capal (PRON ka-PAL) from UK company Developing Markets Associates; and Manjula Luthria, the World Bank’s senior economist for the Pacific region.

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Sunday, 23 November 2008

Professor Ronald Inglehart, World Values Survey; Wayne Brittenden, author, 'The Celluloid Circus: The Heyday of the NZ Picture Theatre'; Sunday Group: The Clark Legacy - Colin James, Wyatt Creech, Marilyn Waring.

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Sunday, 16 November 2008

Dr Richard Vokes on the conflict in the Congo; Sidney Jones on the aftermath of the execution of the Bali bombers; Sunday Group - A Vision for New Zealand, with Council of Trade Unions economist Peter Conway, David Skilling, the chief executive of the privately-funded think-tank the New Zealand Institute, and Paul Newfield, an executive from Morrison and Co, which manages Infratil Limited. Dougal Stevenson, Notes from the South.

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Sunday, 9 November 2008

Sunday Group discusses the US and the NZ elections - Professor Nigel Roberts, Dr Jon Johansson, Geoff Robinson.

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Sunday, 2 November 2008

Professor Nigel Roberts on parliamentary architecture; Artist Grahame Sydney on photographing Antarctica; Sunday Group: The world financial crisis - surviving the turmoil. Guests: Craig Richardson, chief financial officer of Coca Cola Amatil; Peter Kerridge, Director of the executive search firm Kerridge Partners Ltd; and Charles Finny, chief executive of the Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce.

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Sunday, 26 October 2008

Joseph Romanos - biography of Lord Arthur Porritt; Dr Julia Gatley - Modern Architecture; Sunday Group: Green Buildings - Property developer Campbell Venning, the director of Merge Property Group; Huw Parslow, from ArcHaus Architects in Wellington; and chief executive of the NZ Building Council Jane Henley. Dougal Stevenson, Notes from the South.

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Sunday, 19 October 2008

Helen Zille, mayor of Cape Town; Stevan Eldred-Grigg, author, 'Diggers Hatters and Whores'; Sunday Group: Minor Parties - Richard Lewis, the leader of the Family Party; Libertarianz leader Bernard Darnton; and Andrew McKenzie, co-leader of the Alliance.

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Sunday, 12 October 2008

FW de Klerk; Denis McLean, author, 'Howard Kippenberger, Dauntless Spirit'; Sunday Group: Global Financial Crisis: Radio New Zealand Business Editor Patrick O'Meara; former Reserve Bank Governor Don Brash, and the chief executive of the Stock Exchange Mark Weldon.

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Sunday, 5 October 2008

Jane Mayer, author, 'The Dark Side'; 'Urban Village: The Story of Ponsonby, Freeman's Bay and St Mary's Bay' - Jenny Carlyon and Diana Morrow; Sunday Group: Reporting the General Election - The Press political editor Colin Espiner; Scoop political editor Gordon Campbell and senior lecturer in political studies from Auckland University, Dr Joe Atkinson. Dougal Stevenson, Notes from the South.

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Sunday, 28 September 2008

Susie Latham, author, 'Human Rights Overboard: Seeking Asylum in Australia'; AJ Jacobs, author, 'The Year of Living Biblically'; Sunday Group: Fisheries Management - Kevin Hackwell, advocacy manager for Forest and Bird; Dr Kevin Stokes, chief scientist for the Seafood Industry Council; Geoff Rowling, president of the Recreational Fishing Council; and Dr Pamela Mace, chief scientist for the Ministry of Fisheries.

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Sunday, 21 September 2008

Harold Sirkin author, 'Globality'; Antony Green, ABC elections analyst; Sunday Group: Dunedin Stadium - Malcolm Farry, the Chairman of the Carisbrook Stadium Trust; Bev Butler, the President of Stop the Stadium; Tim Calder, a founder of the Our Stadium support group; and Otago Regional Councillor Michael Deaker.

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Sunday, 14 September 2008

Dr Jon Johansson, update US Presidential elections; Dean Starnes, author, 'Roam'. Sunday Group: Kereru Pie - Professor Grahame Webb from the Crocodylus Park in Darwin; Dr Brendan Moyle, a Senior Lecturer in Economics in the Department of Commerce at Massey University; and Forest and Bird's advocacy manager Kevin Hackwell.

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Sunday, 7 September 2008

Dr James Skillen, President of the Centre for Public Justice in Washington DC; Peter Ricketts - head of UK Foreign Office; Sunday Group: MMP. Nigel Roberts, professor of political science at Victoria University; Dr Janine Hayward, a senior lecturer in politics at Otago University; and former MP and Act party leader Richard Prebble. Dougal Stevenson, Notes from the South.

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Sunday, 31 August 2008

Megan Hutching, author, 'Over the Wide and Trackless Sea'; Gwynne Dyer, author, 'Climate Wars'; Sunday Group: Privacy and health (National Health Index system and genetic testing issues): Barbara Robson, health consumer advocate; Prof Donald Evans, bioethics, Otago University; Marie Shroff, privacy commissioner.

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Sunday, 24 August 2008

Graham Clayton - author 'Last Stand In Singapore'. Sam Hunt, poet, - new book 'Doubtless'. Sunday Group: Colin Maiden, Ray Meyer, and David Natush talk about NZ's energy resources, past and future. Dougal Stevenson, Notes from the South

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Sunday, 17 August 2008

Georgia - Barry Parsonson and Jane-Mary Rawls; Kamalesh Sharma, Commonwealth sec-gen; Sunday Group: Maori eco-tourism: Brian MacKenzie, Chairman of Ecotourism NZ; Chrys Horn, from Landcare Research; and Joe Doherty, who runs Te Urewera Treks.

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