Smart Talk Collections
All Collections
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From Writers and Readers festivals
Highlights from literary weeks and festivals round Aotearoa
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Raising the Bar
University experts take over city bars to share their knowledge and enthusiasm with their audience
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Writers' talks and lectures
Literary lectures from leading NZ writers
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After the Virus
Guyon Espiner talks in depth with international experts about the effect of the 2020 coronavirus on the world
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The BWB series
Conversations with authors published by Bridget Williams Books
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Current issues
One-off panel discussions on a variety of topics
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Waka Odyssey
Panel discussions from the 2018 NZ Arts Festival marking the arrival of a fleet of ocean-going waka in Wellington Harbour
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Panel discussions at the Auckland Museum
Panel discussions through the years staged by Auckland Museum
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Awkward Conversations about who we are
Alex Perrottet and guests tease through the legacy of 250 years of contact between Pakeha and Māori in front of Gisborne audiences
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The Butcher's Shop discussions
How have meat, wine, dairy and wool shaped our social, cultural and economic life?
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The Waitangi Rua Rautau Lecture series
A series of talks exploring New Zealand identity in the leadup to the bicentenary of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 2040
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Panel discussions from Otago University
Public conversations recorded in partnership with the University of Otago
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The Reeves Lecture series
A Leadership NZ series in memory of Bishop Sir Paul Reeves, former Archbishop of the Anglican Church of New Zealand, and Governor-General.
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Storytelling sessions
Stories told live in front of audiences
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Big Data is changing our world
Kim Hill on the impact of big data today and in the future
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How cities of the future should be
Kim Hill considers how the cities of tomorrow can provide a good place to live and work
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The ethics of gene editing
Kim Hill explores the ethical implications of this rapidly-developing technology
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Reflections on contemporary feminism
Panel discussions from the City Gallery Wellington