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It's 1968. A young Indian girl arrives with her family to a very white and very chilly Dunedin. Who would have thought her love of Classical South Indian dance would be the bridge to acceptance and… Audio

It's 1968. A young Indian girl arrives with her family to a very white and very chilly Dunedin. Who would have thought her love of Classical South Indian dance would be the bridge to acceptance and… Audio

The loss of her home in an earthquake then the loss of her daughter - for New Zealander Linda Collins, one loss shook her physical foundations; the other shook her very being.

Told by Denise… Audio

A futuristic tale set in deep space - part thriller, part consideration of what it might mean to leave things behind in such a context?

Told by Harriet Prebble

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A sex worker and her two friends exchange health and safety tips, discuss Kim Kardashian and dream of Paris while waiting on the street for clients.

Told by Carrie Green

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The politics of a potluck dinner are one thing but what Paula really struggles with is the potluck nature of unlikely alliances.

Told by Lynda Chanwai Earl

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Mt Eden, late afternoon. The sun is setting, the champagne is flowing, relationships are shifting and Sarah is forced to consider her own mortality.

Told by Marguerite Tait-Jamieson

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An insight into life as a gay man in 1930's Wellington. Jack seeks to reclaim something from his past life - something he hadn't dared to imagine could be his.

Told by Alex Greig

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Inspired by Junot Diaz' story How to Date a Brown Girl. A joyous advisory tale bursting with energy, humour and insight, all seen through a Pacific Island lens.

Told by Stacey Leilua

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