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E30/06 8:00

VENUEPorto Alegre

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814/06 9:00

Manaus

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Italy

2319/06 7:00

Sao PauloU

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2420/06 4:00

RecifeItaly

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3924/06 4:00

NatalItaly

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4024/06 4:00

Belo HorizonteC

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NatalJapan

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3724/06 7:00

CuiabaJapan

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3824/06 8:00

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1918/06 7:00

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BrasiliaSw

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Ecuador

1015/06 7:00

Porto AlegreFrance

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2520/06 7:00

SalvadorSw

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France

2620/06 10:00

CuritibaH

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Ecuador

4125/06 4:00

Manaus

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4225/06 8:00

Rio de JaneiroEcuador

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1115/06 10:00

Rio de JaneiroA

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1216/06 7:00

CuritibaIran

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2721/06 4:00

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1316/06 4:00

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NatalG

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2921/06 7:00

FortalezaG

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Manaus

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Belo HorizonteB

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Algeria

1617/06 9:00

CuiabaR

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South Korea

3122/06 4:00

Rio de JaneiroB

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Russia

3222/06 8:00

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Algeria

4726/06 8:00

Sao PauloSouth K

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CuritibaA

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Russia

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TRUE BLOOD – S7SOHO, 8.30PM

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RÜFÜSTHU 26 JUN STUDIO, AUCKLAND

HILLTOP HOODSTHU 26 JUN THE FIND, QUEENSTOWN

FRI 27 JUN THE PLATFORM, AUCKLAND

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LITTLE BUSHMANKING STREET LIVE

MASTERTON

7PM, $20, EVENTFINDER.CO.NZ

Get ready for a sonic journey as Little Bushman takes to the road once again. They’re back and just as hairy as ever. Winter be damned, because a steaming plate of psychedelic soul is being offered up to satisfy the winter blues. Little Bushman specialise in diversity of sound, always different yet keeping their dynamic fun energy.

BRANT BJORKBODEGA

WELLINGTON

8PM, $50, UTR.CO.NZ

Brant Bjork’s style of “desert rock” blends the cowboy blues with elements of psychedelia and heavy rock. But don’t get bogged down in genres — Bjork is a pioneering stoner-rocker breaking big out of 90s band Kyuss. This tour brings a band packed full of heavy-hitting musicians from the scene, packed with old school credibility, fresh fire and urgency.

LLOYD COLEGLENROY AUDITORIUM

DUNEDIN

8PM, $60, TICKETDIRECT.CO.NZ

The singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole has an immensely busy schedule over on our shores, playing eight concerts. He’s joined by local artist, Greg Johnson, now plying his trade in LA. Cole is having a major renaissance with his stunning new record Standards. Check him out on Later… With Jools Holland to see a snippet from his songbook.

LARRY CARLTON QUARTETBRUCE MASON CENTRE

AUCKLAND

8PM, $90, TICKETMASTER.CO.NZ

Larry Carlton is a guitar legend. He stands among the avant-garde of the guitar world. He’s a member of guitar supergroups and has collaborated with greats such as Eric Clapton and John Lennon — the list of accolades will make your eyes water. Get down to the Bruce Mason Centre to see a maestro who will have you salivating with great rock solos.

PHOEBE HURSTWINE CELLAR

AUCKLAND

8PM, $10, UTR.CO.NZ

Grab a cozy couch at the Wine Cellar, for a slice of Phoebe Hurst. 24 years old with a voice that can make your knees buckle, the singer is all energy and soul, having recently played Homegrown and an EP Lessons fresh from the studio. Her sound is one of a kind; break-neck beats, precision rhythms and dark grooves.

Shit worth doing musicTHIS FORTNIGHT’S TEN MUST SEE MUSIC EVENTS IN NEW ZEALAND

ALL AGES

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WHITE LUNG & UPSETCHURCHILLS TAVERN

CHRISTCHURCH

8PM, $40, UTR.CO.NZ

This will be an explosive punch-in-the-face of girl power from a truly epic double bill. White Lung are Vancouver punks, confrontational yet extremely listenable, drawing you in before getting kicked to the ground. Their new album Deep Fantasy has been doing the rounds on the blogosphere. Alongside them is Upset, a punk super-group, featuring Best Coast, Vivian Girls and Hole members. This will be big.

SCHOOLBOY QLOGAN CAMPBELL CENTRE

AUCKLAND

8PM

Schoolboy Q is wild, crude and all-round awesome. His sophomore album Oxymoron took the explosive partyvibe hip-hop of his first album to another dimension. A member of the Black Hippy collective, he is the most successful member barring Kendrick Lamar. He is a West Coast rapper with an East Coast mentality, full of lyrical content and sharp delivery. His performances are known to be crazy and enigmatic.

EARTHBODEGA

WELLINGTON

8PM, $47, UTR.CO.NZ

From Seattle, Earth are a seminal drone and doom band. Their first three albums were all landmarks in their own right, influenced by Black Sabbath, and have striven to reduce rock to its fundamental elements, creating hypnotic reverb that is beautiful and brooding. Their influence is everywhere in modern music and their live shows are described as a religious awakening: utterly consuming.

ELLIE GOULDINGTSB BANK ARENA

WELLINGTON

8PM, $75, TICKETEK.CO.NZ

Ellie Goulding has been blasting her unique blend of indietronica across our airwaves for quite some time now. Her electrifying performances have become legendary, having played huge venues like Future Music Festival. She creates primal excitement with bird-like high notes skipping to darker tones of sorrow at the flick of a switch. Anything could happen, so go check it out.

BLACKLISTTTHE BEDFORD @ CPSA

CHRISTCHURCH

8PM, $40, EVENTFINDER.CO.NZ

Blacklistt are one of New Zealand’s most iconic metal bands. The band contains most of the members of the pioneering band Blindspott and they have retained their dynamic intensity when performing live. Death circles and fearsome mosh-pits will be here in abundance as the band takes to the stage in their new incarnation.

VELVET ACID CHRISTTHE KINGS ARMS

AUCKLAND

8PM, $30, UTR.CO.NZ

With a name like Velvet Acid Christ, you should already know if this isn’t going to be your cup of tea. But for everyone else who feels like a dose of soft, stingy and holy, then this Denver-based electro industrial music is a must. Popular in the underground nightclub scene of Germany, his music has consistently been groundbreaking and edgy.

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THIS FORTNIGHT’S FIVE MUST SEE CULTURAL EVENTS IN

NEW ZEALAND

THU 05 JUN - FRI 06 JUN

THU 12 JUN - SUN 15 JUN

THU 05 JUN

VIOLIN FANTASYTOWN HALL

AUCKLAND

8PM, $26-125, TICKETMASTER.CO.NZ

Part of the New Zealand Herald Premier Series, this programme starring International Violin Competition winner Nikki Chooi, will set out a musical landscape from Scotland to New Zealand. Spanning a world of incredible composers. The works, including Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy will be perfect for displaying the beautiful playing of Chooi. The programme also includes New Zealand composer Ross Harris.

NOW 2014HERALD THEATRE

AUCKLAND

7.30PM, $30, TICKETEK.CO.NZ

The production contains new original works from four talented choreographers. These works tell the story of the body’s experience, visceral and powerful. The works contain a magic conjured from the artists’ performances.

THE BEETHOVEN FESTIVALMICHAEL FOWLER CENTRE

WELLINGTON

MULTIPLE TIMES, $15-126, TICKETEK.CO.NZ

Over four days, this festival will embark on a journey of exploration looking at the master’s nine symphonies. Each day will view the composer in a new light, painting a different portrait of the genius, spanning his life from the classical begginings to his complex final works. Through Beethoven, the festival will celebrate the achievements of music director Pietari Inkinen.

THE BREAKFAST CLUBPLAYHOUSE THEATRE

AUCKLAND

8PM, $16-25, EVENTFINDER.CO.NZ

The Auckland premiere of the rendition of the 80s John Hughes classic The Breakfast Club is upon us. The story and the setting of the film is so simple and relatable that it was only a matter of time before it was adapted for the theatre. Join the much-loved characters as they recreate the story we all love, as the diverse group meet in detention and ‘come-of-age’ together.

THE MOTHERF_______ WITH THE HATBASEMENT THEATRE

AUCKLAND

8PM, $20-$25, BASEMENTTHEATRE.CO.NZ

Tony Award-nominated writer Stephen Guirgis brings to Auckland’s Basement Theatre this high octane tale of recovering addict Jackie, set in NYC the story is tough and unromantically romantic with comedy that is always verging on the poetic. An exploration of the lives and loves of a group of fuck-ups. The play has a star-studded cast of local and internatonal names.

TUE 03 JUN - SAT 14 JUN

FRI 06 JUN - SUN 15 JUN


SAT 07 JUN

SUN 15 JUN

HEATH FRANKLIN’S CHOPPERCBS CANTERBURY ARENA

CHRISTCHURCH

7.30PM, R15, $37-43, TICKETEK.CO.NZ

Mark ‘Chopper’ Reed isn’t the kind of character you’d make fun of if you knew he was in the room. The Aussie psychopath has become a cult icon around the world, due to his strange philosophies on life. Heath Franklin’s version of Chopper contains all of the manic energy of the real Chopper – no restraint and a great moustache to boot. It’s about losing your shit and loving the result.

SHADOWLANDTHE CIVIC

AUCKLAND

6.30PM, $60-90, TICKETMASTER.CO.NZ

Straight from the US, this enchanting tale of illusion and dance is set to be an enthralling experience for the entire family. The Dance production features stunning choreography and pulsating music uses bodies as imagery merging together in poetic unison. The story is mind blowing, telling a tale of a teenage girl yearing for independence. Her dreams are created by mingling bodies, using shadow to startling effect.

BRIAN BRAKE: LENS ON THE WORLDOTAGO MUSEUM

DUNEDIN

10AM-5PM

Dunedin’s Otago Museum will be hosting the work of Brian Brake, one of New Zealand’s most renowned photographers. The 165 photographic prints of Brake’s span the world, entering into the inner world of fascinating cultures. Discover the man behind the camera and let your imagination be captivated by his evocative images. The series is presented by the Te Papa Museum.

ANNIETHE CIVIC

AUCKLAND

MULTIPLE TIMES, $89-149, TICKETMASTER.CO.NZ

The show has received rave reviews from its stint down in Wellington. Now, everyone’s favourite red-haired orphan is heading up to Auckland for what will prove to be a slick, boisterous and classy event. The performances are meant to be so enticing that you’d be forgiven for thinking you weren’t on Broadway. If you have even the slightest interest in musicals or the theatre then this is a must.

THE NZ BOUTIQUE WINE FESTIVAL 2014IMPERIAL LANE

AUCKLAND

11AM-7PM, $29-89, EVENTFINDER.CO.NZ

Held annually in Fort Lane, this event promises to be a wine event like no other. The beautifully antiquated buildings will provide the ideal setting for getting your noses into a rustic red or joyous white. Whether you are a true sommelier or a novice bluffing your way into the wine world by using words like ‘oakey’ and ‘cheeky’, this event will be a fun way to get elegantly wasted.

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEARWAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM

AUCKLAND

10AM-5PM

Housed in the Auckland Museum, this is a world famous exhibition on loan from the National History Museum in London. The images are truly awe inspiring and will have the power to transpose the viewer to the Serengeti or the jungles of Bangladesh. The competition draws thousands of entries from across the globe, the finalists photograph images you need to see to believe.

FRI 13 JUN - SUN 06 JUL

TUE 03 JUN - SUN 03 AUG

TUE 03 JUN - SUN 20 JUL

TUE 03 JUN - SUN 08 JUN


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DJANGO UNCHAINED SKY MOVIES PREMIERE, 8.30PM

Django has all the ingredients to make a classic Tarantino movie; obscure soundtrack, bad-ass dialogue, a splashing of ultra-violence and a cameo from the director himself. Like Inglourious Basterds, this film has a feel-good element to its violence as Jamie Foxx kicks slave-driver butt.

2014 FIFA WORLD CUPTV ONE

Sadly the All Whites won’t be heading to Brazil to take part in Fifa World Cup, but the tournament will feature the biggest names in football. Watch as England struggles to get out of their group and Australia are expected to get slaughtered in their ‘group of death’. The battle is on and there are clear favourites.

GOK’S STYLE SECRETSVIBE, 8.30PM

Gok, the lovably annoying fashionista, is back, giving style advice and romance revamps to a collection of clueless characters. His new show helps Britain’s singletons get back into the dating world, giving them confidence where they were previously lacking. Gok seems to have a knack for hunting out the seemingly hopeless and finding their hidden beauty.

FRASIERJONES!, 8.05PM

Hang on, aren’t spin-off shows supposed to be cheap imitations of their successful originator? Frasier was a mega-hit that spawned from the show Cheers and follows Dr. Frasier Crane, a brilliantly pompous psychiatrist who hosts his own radio show. The show is sophisticated and witty, yet hilarious enough in its slapstick comedy to be a fan favourite for a wide audience.

FANTAILGENERAL RELEASE

New Zealand indie cinema is on the rise at the moment. Here, a South Auckland petrol station is the setting. The film looks at the diverse culture of New Zealand as Tania, a tired graveyard shift worker raised Maori, is torn between family bonds and other responsibilities. The film is a musing on everyday struggles and is based around Sophie Henderson’s one-woman stage-play.

WED 04 JUN

FROM FRI 06 JUN

SUN 08 JUNFRI 06 JUN

THU 05 JUN

THE BEST IN TV AND FILM THIS FORTNIGHT


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22 JUMP STREETGENERAL RELEASE

No one was expecting 21 Jump Street to be the runaway success that it was – an outrageously silly film that was absurd and thrilling. The sequel was bound to happen. The stars, Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, having survived high school, go undercover again, this time at a university.

TONY AWARDS 2014 ARTS CHANNEL, 8.30PM

Even for those that have never been to Broadway, the Tony Awards is a star-studded extravaganza that gives the Oscars a run for their money. The ceremony is pure camp hilarity with stars such as Hugh Jackman and How I Met Your Mother’s Neil Patrick Harris lavishly performing classic theatrical numbers on stage. The theatre is all about grandiose performances and design, and the Tony Awards carries this tradition spectacularly.

7 DAYSTV 3, 9.30PM

Give those chilly bodies a warming supply of belly laughs as mirth is dished out by local and international comedies on 7 Days. A mixture of old favourites and up-and-coming Kiwi comedians will be on the panels as well as international big-hitters from around the globe. The show returns to our screens on Friday 13 June for its 151st episode. Be there or be square.

LOUIE - S4COMEDY CENTRAL, 10.15PM

Louis CK had made a big name for himself before writing, directing and more or less being involved in every aspect of this hit show. His observational humour is refreshing in his piss-taking of his American countrymen. Laughing at the way we live our lives, the show consists largely of unconnected storylines dealing with everyday ordeals and our quests for love.

PRINCE AVALANCHE RIALTO CHANNEL, 8.30PM

The Rialto Channel works as a seal of quality, delivering a wide range of acclaimed cinema. This comedy features heart throb Emile Hirsch and comedian Paul Rudd as road workers arriving at a disaster struck area of Texas. Tensions between the characters mount as their personalities clash, eventually bonding over shared confessions.

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The Northern Ireland post-rock scene is not an era which jumps to most people’s minds. But it is at the centre of this new comedy biopic about Terri Hooley, owner of Good Vibrations, the record store instrumental in the scene’s formation. The music is linked with the country’s resistance – creating a band of punks crawling from the underground to create a new alternative community.

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NPR stands for National Public Radio. Their website displays the new direction that radio stations are heading towards: streaming online. This allows stations to target a far wider audience. NPR’s website offers not just radio streaming but also a variety of videos of talents up-start artists performing in intimate settings. These live recordings are separated into; tiny desk concerts, studio sessions, field recordings (performing out in the open in neighbourhoods). There is a range of music writing on subjects ranging from blues to D’Angelo. NPR Music is offering a platform from which enthusiasts can digest all their music information, a more mature Pitchfork which offers a radio stream as well.

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A startling drama involving the familiar theme of “kill or be killed”. M.J. Arlidge throws the reader head first into this dark , fast paced thriller that gives new meaning to the term “compulsive”. A cat and mouse tale about a depraved killer, the novel has a Zodiac Killer air about it, as the investigators of the crimes hunt elusive answers only to find the investigation turn full circle back onto them.

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The New York Times, a publication of serious repute has decided to go for an edgier, youth-oriented twist with their magazine, which produces an online component also. The newspaper focuses on culture, travel and art, among topics. It retains the high standard of writing and subject matter, however with more emphasis placed on the ability to browse the publication while sipping a long black at your local café.


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Ever wanted to play football at your local? To celebrate the FIFA World Cup launch, select bars around the country will be running Budweiser Poolball Nights. Poolball was launched by Budweiser in 2012, cleverly designed to bring together some of our favourite activities – hanging out in a bar, playing pool, and our love of the beautiful game. Teams compete head to head on a 2m x 4m field, in a game that is similar to pool but played using football skills. Same pool rules… same football fantasies – it’s about time someone brought football and nightlife together.Keep an eye out for Budweiser Poolball at the Bud Nation accounts – the perfect place to watch the games and

get your hands on one of those gold bottles:Fri 13 Jun The Quadrant, Hamilton Thu 12 Jun The Fox Home of Sport, Auckland Fri 27 Jun Chicago, Wellington Sat 12 Jun The Carlton, Christchurch

BUDWEISER SHOOTOUT GAMEBudweiser NZ are giving you the chance to win heaps of prizes, including a new Sony Home Theatre System and 46” TV to watch the last games of the FIFA World Cup! Head to facebook.com/BudweiserNewZealand and play their crazily addictive Shootout game to be in to win.

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THE CARLTONCNR BEALEY AVE & 1 PAPANUI RD,

MERIVALE, CHRISTCHURCH

The Carlton will be showing the action on their seven big screens. They serve as a bar and eatery and have a rich history that goes back 150 years, bringing back memories of the early days of Canterbury. This will be a prime place to sit back and watch some sport with a great selection of food on the menu.

THE TERRACE6 THE OCTAGON, DUNEDIN

Dunedin’s premier sports bar has a wide range of experienced and knowledgeable staff eager to guide you on your sporting journey. They have the pedigree to boot, having proudly hosted Kiwis through two Rugby World Cups, Olympics and Football World Cups; they are guaranteed to serve the population well again. For over ten years this has been the place to go for your sporting pleasures.

OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY(ALL GAMES)

OPEN 4PM–LATE MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND MIDDAY–LATE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

(SELECTED GAMES ONLY)

Watch the games live from Brazil on the big screens at SKYCITY Auckland from 13 June–13 July and soak up all the action. Plus, there are great spot prizes to be won!

Cnr of Federal and Victoria Streets, Auckland

Visit skycityauckland.co.nz/football for more details.

R20 to enter Sammy’s Place on the Main Casino Floor. Atrium Sports Bar is a supervised area. R18 for the service of alcohol. Host Responsibility limits apply. SKYCITY is the promoter.

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THE QUADRANTCORNER OF ALMA ST & VICTORIA ST,

HAMILTON

The Quadrant has the classic feel of an Irish pub, soaked in ambiance and the smell of dark ale. Sport-nuts of the Waikato gather here to watch their team win and lose or just for the sheer joy of seeing some great sport in action. The bar is serious about their soccer too – every Sunday they have been replaying league matches and the place will be exploding for the World Cup.

FOX HOME OF SPORT85/87 CUSTOMS ST W, AUCKLAND

A classic sports bar, The Fox strives to be your local in the heart of the city. The bartenders have made it their mission to be up to date on all the sporting gossip. The pub has ten big screens blasting all the big games, live and loud. This is the pub that will be OPEN, any time of the day, perfect for those awkward Brazilian kick-off times.

SKYCITYCNR FEDERAL & VICTORIA ST, AUCKLAND

The SkyCity complex has decided to get fully wrapped up in the soccer frenzy. They will be celebrating the launch of the World Cup with live screenings on the Thursday morning. This could be a good spot to meet with mates over a cup of coffee or a cheeky morning beer, getting into the swing of the footy festivities. A Samba band will be playing for the Brazil game as you watch the team of the moment work their magic.

CHICAGO1 QUEENS WHARF, WELLINGTON

Chicago is Wellington’s longest standing sports bar. If you’re in Wellington and desperate to watch your team battle it out, this is the place. They have plenty of screens and a new HD projector. Jason Pine, News Talk ZB commentator, will be broadcasting live from the bar at the beginning of the World Cup. As an added incentive they are offering $9.00 breakfast burritos.

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2014 APRA SILVER SCROLL AWARDS Thu 30 Oct TSB Bank

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Tue 22 Jul Opium, Wanaka

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DEPOT86 FEDERAL ST

AUCKLAND

Al Brown, celebrity chef extraordinaire opened Depot as one of his flagship Auckland restaurants. It reflects his attitude towards cuisine: in season, beautifully cooked and to be enjoyed with friends. The place is famed for its seafood, especially the oysters as well as their sliders which have fast become a trend themselves. Located in the regenerated Federal Street, most of the cooking is done over charcoal, giving the food a real succulent flavour. The diversity of selection is best realised by ordering a selection of small plates to be passed around. The wine list is excellent and a reasonable size which means it isn’t intimidating. Go for the energy which is fast and fun without the pretentiousness you’d expect.

COFFIX K’RD184 K’RD

AUCKLAND

Coffix K’rd serve coffee for $2.50. Is there anything else that really needs to be said? Oh, you need a little more to be convinced? The managing director stated she was sick of the high prices that have become the norm around Auckland, especially with such a strong coffee culture here. Served out of a kiosk on the famous street, head here if you like your coffee straight and cheap.

NIKAU CAFÉ101 WAKEFIELD ST

WELLINGTON

Wellingtonians must be a serious bunch of caffeine addicts, judging by the number of quality cafes they produce. Nikau Café has been around since 1998 and serve yummy coffee alongside fresh tasty produce. Their staff give off warm vibrations which fit well with the light-filled rooms and open courtyard. Come in for breakfast and lunch or just a coffee to get you through the day.

PRAGUE599 SANDRINGHAM RD

AUCKLAND

Since 2011 its European swank, affectionate decor and welcoming courtyard has provided casual comfort in a cosy corner. A sweeping selection of fine wines, craft beers, cocktails or all your favourites are at your fingertips with the menu boasting intricate dishes such as the sweetcorn BLT stack through to the humble home style mac ‘n’ cheese. Pop in…before you pass out.

L&R’S JUICE BAR1 WILLIS ST

WELLINGTON

The owners opened L&R’s Juice Bar in 2009 because they believed there was a lack of healthy and affordable takeaway options in Wellington. Since then they have worked hard to deliver a range of nutritious lunch options in the city. The team is passionate about what they do and want to increase the health benefits without losing the flavour of their food.

CBD BAR208 MADRAS ST

CHRISTCHURCH

The CBD bar has it all, an ambient bar that serves as a deli/café with authentic wood-fired pizzas to boot! The place oozes sophisticated cool with its black tiled bar and handsome liquor selection. They host live music throughout the week and are open from 11am until late. They have happy hours as well as guest beers to tempt the taste buds.


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WED 04

BOTH SIDES NOW: JULIA DEANS SINGS JONI MITCHELL6:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

CUT AND PASTEAotea Centre

DJ KRISTINA RUSHTwentyone SKY CITY

MICHAEL GRIFFITHS - SWEET DREAMS: SONGS BY ANNIE LENNOX9:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

QUIZ NIGHTAtrium Sports Bar SKYCITY

SHADOWLAND6:30PM, Civic Theatre Auckland

SUPER 8Atrium Sports Bar SKYCITY

THE DIRTBAG HIDEOUTThe Kings Arms

THE MODERN MAORI QUARTET - NGA BRO E WHA9:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

VERONA SESSIONSVerona

THU 05

LADY RIZO8PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

CHEAP THRILLS WITH KARN HALL & MOMENTUS9PM, Hurstmere Brew Bar


DJ GABRIELLATwentyone SKY CITY

JENNIFER WARD6:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

JOSH ON DECKSBedford Soda & Liquor

KING HOMEBOY LETS PARTY WINTER TOURThe Great South Pacific Tuning Fork

MANUEL BUNDYVerona

MICHAEL GRIFFITHS: IN VOGUE - SONGS BY MADONNA9:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

PORTLAND JAM W/ LISA WRIGHT & THE ELECTED8PM, The Portland Public House


THE CVE8PM, Windsor Castle

THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD PREMIER SERIES: VIOLIN FANTASY8PM, Auckland Town Hall

FRI 06

LE GATEAU CHOCOLAT9:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

BLACKLISTT 8:30PM, The Powerstation


DJ KARN HALLTwentyone SKY CITY

DJ MARCO DE VEAGHTwentyone SKY CITY

DJ PAUL CHANKAYAtrium Sports Bar (SKYCITY)

DYLAN CHERRY + AHOY & BHUJA MIXBedford Soda & Liquor

HOT & FLUSTERED SHADOWCAST PRESENTS THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOWVictoria Theatre

LOUD & TASTY WITH LUCAS & RYAN ENZEDCODE

MAGIC ROUNDABOUT WITH STINKY JIM & DUBHEADVerona

THE WIZARD OF OZ7:30PM, Aotea Centre

“ROCK AND ROLL” WITH RATSMAGIC AND LATE NIGHT POETSJuice Bar


SUNDAY ROAST8PM, Q Theatre

THE SIDE STEPS QUINTET FEAT. TYRA HAMMOND8PM, The Portland Public House

TOMMY BRADSON IN THE MEN MY MOTHER LOVED6:30PM, The Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber

VELVET ACID CHRIST (U.S.A) W/ LICHTBEUGER & BLACKNOISE GENERATORThe Kings Arms

SAT 07

CHIC’ AT THE ROXYRoxy

DJ GRANT MARSHALLTwentyone SKY CITY


DJ LINLEY LATUAtrium Sports Bar SKYCITY

GREAT NORTH8PM, Leigh Sawmill

KILLAMANRARO & FRIENDSPonsonby Social Club

MR BIG STUFFVerona

NEVER SILENT 2The Kings Arms

PROFESSOR + YAM JAMSBedford Soda & Liquor



WARRIORS VS RABBITOHSAtrium Sports Bar (SKYCITY)

SUN 08


MON 09



TUE 10


LIVE JAM NIGHT HOSTED BY YOKOZUNA W/BAILEY WILEY8PM, Ironbar

OPEN MIC NIGHT AT WINDSOR CASTLE8:15PM, Windsor Castle


WED 11


DJ KRISTINA RUSHTwentyone SKY CITY

HOLLIE SMITH FUNDRAISER EVENTThe Kings Arms

QUIZAtrium Sports Bar (SKYCITY)


VERONA SESSIONSVerona

THU 12

12TH JUNE, THE YEAR 2014.The Portland Public House

ANTARES, BLACK ALPINE, HALO OF ASHES & DEAD TEACH THE LIVING8PM, The Kings Arms

CHEAP THRILLS WITH KARN HALL & MOMENTUS9PM, Hurstmere Brew Bar


DJ GABRIELLATwentyone SKY CITY

MANUEL BUNDYVerona

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY WITH DJS JUNIOR & ONNY KAULIMAPonsonby Social Club

SAL VALENTINEBedford Soda & Liquor



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THE CVE8PM, Windsor Castle

FRI 13

ANNIE -- THE STAGE MUSICALCivic Theatre Auckland

CIAN + SELECTA SAMBedford Soda & Liquor


DJS JUNIOR & T.RICEPonsonby Social Club


DJ PAUL CHANKAYAtrium Sports Bar (SKYCITY)

DJ PAUL HANNONTwentyone SKY CITY

FEAST YOUR SENSES AT CABLE BAYCable Bay

FREAKY MEAT ‘SLOW COOKING IN THE GHOST KITCHEN’ SINGLE RELEASE PARTYUFO

LOUD & TASTY WITH STACK & PIECE AND RYAN ENZEDCODE

MAGIC ROUNDABOUT WITH STINKY JIM & DUBHEADVerona

PLAYIN UP WITH DYLAN C & ANDY JVPonsonby Social Club


WORLD CUP FOOTBALL CUP 2014 AND FESTA JUNINAJuice Bar

SAT 14


DJ GENERAL LEETwentyone SKY CITY

DJ GRANT MARSHALLTwentyone SKY CITY

DJ LINLEY LATUAtrium Sports Bar (SKYCITY)

DJS PAULY WHO? & KEV FRESHPonsonby Social Club

JASON KYLE + SELECTA SAMBedford Soda & Liquor

MR BIG STUFFVerona

SPIRITS OF AUCKLANDJuice Bar


THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH FEAT. SCHLEPP GEIST8PM, Cassette Nine

SUN 15


CORNERSTONE ROOTSLeigh Sawmill

KINGSLAND FOLK CLUB PRESENTS NIKITA7PM, The Portland Public House

MON 16




TUE 17



LIVE JAM NIGHT HOSTED BY YOKOZUNA W/BAILEY WILEY8PM, Ironbar

OPEN MIC NIGHT AT WINDSOR CASTLE8:15PM, Windsor Castle

SEED8PM, Basement Theatre


WED 04

ANNIE - THE STAGE MUSICALSt James Theatre

JORMUNGANDR, FLESH QUOTA, BLACKWATER, PSYCHOTIC VIOLENCEValhalla

THU 05


DOCUMENTARY EDGE FESTIVAL 2014Roxy Cinema

JOSHUA REDMAN QUARTET (USA)8PM, Opera House Wellington

JUZTJAZZThe Southern Cross Garden Bar

NGA TUKEMATA O MATARIKITe Raukura - Wharewaka Function Centre

THE SESSION WELLINGTONMatterhorn

TUATARA OPEN LATE | SEUNG YUL OH, GOLDEN AXE, HUE & CRY6PM, City Gallery Wellington

FRI 06


CHICK COREA AND GARY BURTON DUETS (USA)8:30PM, Michael Fowler Centre


FUZZ FEST WELLINGTON9:30PM, Bodega

JIMMY NEPTUNE’S BIRTHDAYFast Eddies Pool Hall

LOW LEAF, NOAH SLEE AND ZEROH (LA)Matterhorn

MY GOLDEN SOULThe Southern Cross Garden Bar

PABLO ZIEGLER (ARGENTINA)6PM, Opera House Wellington

SAT 07


BELLA KALOLO AND THE SOUL SYMPHONY9PM, Opera House Wellington


HAMMOND ORGAN TRIO4PM, The Southern Cross Garden Bar

JACKAL (AK), HIBOUX, STARVING MILLIONS, CLAEMUSValhalla

JULIE BEVANThe Southern Cross Garden Bar

LARRY CARLTON QUARTET (USA)6PM, Opera House Wellington

MILES CALDER & THE RUMOURS ALBUM FUNDRAISER SHOW8PM, Tararua Tramping Club Clubrooms

NIKO NE ZNAMatterhorn

SHAKEN NOT STIRRED10:30PM, The Southern Cross Garden Bar

THE TOM JOBIM SONGBOOK: BEYOND IPANEMA (ALDA REZENDE SEXTET-BRAZIL/NZ)3PM, Opera House Wellington

SUN 08


DAWN OF MIDI (USA)8PM, Opera House Wellington


THE PK HOTSKINSMatterhorn

MON 09



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THU 12


SAM HUNT - TRUE TROUBADOURS5:30PM, The San Francisco Bath House

FRI 13


RAS JUDAH AND THE CULTURE EMBASSYThe Southern Cross Garden Bar

SAM HUNT - TRUE TROUBADOURS5:30PM, The San Francisco Bath House

SAT 14


NIKO NE ZNA4PM, The Southern Cross Garden Bar

SAM HUNT - TRUE TROUBADOURS5:30PM, King Street Live

SCHOOLBOY QThe James Cabaret

SUN 15


WE COME IN PEACE2PM, Museum Of Wellington City & Sea

THU 05

NICK KNOX LIVE @ INCH BARInch Bar, Dunedin

FRI 06

THE BREAKFAST CLUB-PREVIEW NIGHT8PM, Playhouse Theatre, Hamilton

SAT 07

THE BREAKFAST CLUB8PM, Playhouse Theatre, Hamilton

THE PHOENIX FOUNDATION ‘TOM’S LUNCH’ EP RELEASE TOURChicks Hotel, Dunedin

SUN 08


THE PHOENIX FOUNDATION ‘TOM’S LUNCH’ EP RELEASE TOURChicks Hotel, Dunedin

TUE 10


WED 11


THU 12

THE KINGS OF COUNTRY - A TRIBUTE TO NELSON, ROGERS & CASHRotorua Civic Theatre, Rotorua


FRI 13


SAT 14

MINDERBENDER DEBUT ALBUM RELEASE WITH WET WINGSSpace Monster, Wanganui

THE BREAKFAST CLUB4:30PM & 8PM, Playhouse Theatre, Hamilton

SUN 15

THE BREAKFAST CLUB4:30PM & 8PM, Playhouse Theatre, Hamilton

MON 16

GUITAR MAKING COURSESThe Centre for Fine Woodworking, Nelson

WELLINGTON GIG GUIDE

FRI 06

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM7:30PM, Court Theatre

LLOYD COLE (UK) & GREG JOHNSON8PM, Cardboard Cathedral

THE PHOENIX FOUNDATION The Bedford at CPSA

TINY RUINS8PM, Wunderbar, $20

SAT 07

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM2PM, 7:30PM, Court Theatre

BLACKLISTT8:30PM, The Bedford at CPSA

HEATH FRANKLIN’S CHOPPER - REPEAT OFFENDER7:30PM, CBS Canterbury Arena

WED 11

ELLIE GOULDING7PM, CBS Canterbury Arena


SHAILENE WOODLEY STARS opposite Ansel Elgort in The Fault in Our Stars, a life-affirming story about Hazel and Augustus, teenagers who meet at a cancer support group and fall in love.

Both witty and irreverent, they form a strong bond and set off on an unforgettable and altogether surprising journey.

At its heart, the movie is an inspiring tale of young love. Told with tenderness and humor, the film was directed by Josh Boone and is based on the bestselling novel by John Green.

Shailene Woodley on playing hazel and the power of young love.

How exciting was it getting the part? I really, really wanted the role. I fell in love with the script and then I immediately read the book. I saw it as an opportunity to play a deep, challenging character. I wanted the role so badly that I sent John Green an email about how I had to play Hazel. Finally I met the director, Josh Boone. I left the meeting feeling really good, because I knew I had done everything I could possibly could to bring Hazel to life. Luckily, I got the part!

What kind of person is Hazel? Hazel knows who she is and understood from a young age that life is

fleeting, none of it matters and we’re all insignificant. She realises that worrying, stressing or trying to make a mark on the world is just a waste of time. So she lives for the small moments and appreciates them. I think it is a huge thing to understand that at such a young age.

There is great chemistry between you and your leading man, Ansel Elgort. You worked together previously on Divergent. Did that make it easier? Divergent was a hard shoot and we became good friends. We naturally have an affinity, a strong friendship, respect and pride in one another. Going straight from that to The Fault In Our Stars was such a gift. We were comfortable around each other without having to go through the process of breaking down walls and figuring each other out. We were able to just jump into the characters.

Did you talk to teenagers with cancer to prepare for the role? I met with people who were in similar situations as Hazel. Actually the support group in the movie is made up of people who are either in remission or have been through cancer in the past. But we didn’t really talk about cancer, we talked more about life. The second that you realize you don’t need to ask someone what it’s like to have cancer, you get to know them as a human

being. You realize, ‘Oh my God, you’re the same teenager as I was. Yes, you’re dealing with something that is so above and beyond anything that I dealt with at that age, but that’s not who your heart is.’ I learned that cancer doesn’t define people. They’re normal people going through the normal processes of life.

What was it like working with Laura Dern? She is the best. It was great getting to meet and work with her. Laura is pretty much the same mom with Hazel as she is with her own kids. Hazel’s mom doesn’t treat her like a sick kid with cancer. She treats Hazel as a normal teenager going through normal things, who just happens to take medicine every few hours.

What would you say we discover about life in this film? It’s saying that nothing is guaranteed and nothing is fair. So instead of spending life in fear, hate, or insecurity, own your day, because it might be your last. It might not even be your last day, it might be your last morning. I’ve always been a really grateful person, but doing this movie has made me celebrate life more. I think it is important to live your life with love, compassion and kindness towards all things because that is the only thing life is about, the only thing.

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