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Olivia Dean at Western Springs? Guys… how bloody cool is this?! - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)
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Kia ora e te whānau, okay guys, Olivia Dean is officially going to be the first artist to open the new Western Springs Bowl, with the venue redevelopment led by Brent Eccles and Campbell Smith. How bloody cool is that aye!! I’m a huge Olivia fan and honestly have been for years. “Nice To Each Other” was literally my car ride home song on repeat, way before she went viral. She’s like sunshine, you know? It’s very rare to have that kind of wairua. I listen to a lot of Daryl Hall & Oates and I reck
Spider-Man: Brand New Day review (in my very emotional Spidey-fan tone) - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)
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So I went and watched Spider-Man: Brand New Day last week with my MJ, and honestly, I knew this one was going to make me emotional before it even started. The last film ended in such a heartbreaking way that I could already feel the tears coming. I still can’t watch No Way Home without crying. The moment Tobey and Andrew stepped out of Ned’s portal? I was gone. Tangiweto through that movie. Some people won’t get it, but there are a lot of us who grew up with Spider-Man. For me it wasn’t the comi
There are gigs... and then there's ATOMIC. - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)
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There are gigs… and then there’s ATOMIC. If you’ve never heard of it, imagine some of Aotearoa’s most iconic wāhine musicians standing shoulder-to-shoulder, celebrating the women who shaped rock and pop. Blondie, Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, Eurythmics, Pretenders, Pat Benatar, Madonna… the soundtrack that raised generations. Now imagine getting to play those songs with the very people you grew up watching every Saturday on the Top 20 Countdown. This year marks my third Atomic, and somehow it just k
It was so loud, and I loved it : The Odyssey - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)
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I’ve been waiting for this film for what feels like forever. Every cast announcement, every behind-the-scenes photo, every teaser… I’ve been following all of it. The day we went to see it, I had butterflies. I know that sounds dramatic, but that’s what great films do to me. Christopher Nolan is one of the very few directors where it genuinely feels like Christmas morning. It’s not just another movie release, it’s an event. Now before we even get into the movie itself, can I just say how lucky we
Now the hype has settled, let's appreciate one of Aotearoa's greatest actresses - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)
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When Disney announced the live-action Moana, most of the attention went to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson returning as Maui, newcomer Catherine Laga’aia taking on the title role, and the debate over whether another animated classic needed a remake. But now that the dust has settled, it feels like the right time to stop and appreciate someone who’s been quietly doing incredible work for decades. She steps into the role of Gramma Tala, the heart and soul of Moana. It’s a character built on wisdom, humo
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