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The Spinoff Daily, Friday October 25
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Today on The Spinoff: The under-the-radar Treaty clause review that could have far-reaching consequences, where to get your summer festival fix if you usually go to Splore and what happens if you simply don’t get off the train.
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The under-the-radar Treaty clause review that could have far-reaching consequences
What does Auckland look like if you never get off the train?
What are the best festivals for exiled Splore fans this summer?
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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.
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Something to watch this weekend…
Episode three of Home Education introduces Irma, who left her career as a chartered accountant to home educate her two sons. When her eldest son was attending school, his love for ballet became an open secret. But now, “you don't have to hide,” says Irma, who feels her children's formative years are too precious to miss. Irma now fields questions like “does space have a bottom?” following Montessori and Unschooling education principles. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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