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A group of Māori artists & writers who caused a chain reaction of movements.
Far From Town
Arpége Taratoa-Rangikura meets women at the end of gravel roads and up remote valleys across Aotearoa. Over cups of tea, they talk about love, loss and connection to whenua. From Shepherdess magazine.
Contains strong language and sensitive themes
Hosted by Arpége Taratoa-Rangikura
On air:
Sundays at 7am on RNZ National
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Credits
Arpége Taratoa-Rangikura
Producer, writer and host
Francine Boer
Photographer and Videographer, Shepherdess
Felicity Connell
Researcher and Production Assistant
Justin Gregory
Producer
Kristy McGregor
Producer, Shepherdess
Briana Juretich-Greig
Production Coordinator
William Saunders
Audio Engineer
Amrita Marks
Designer
A heartfelt thank you to all the women - and their whānau - who welcomed us in, shared their lives so openly, and gave so generously of their time. It was a privilege to sit at your tables and hear your stories.
To see more images from the series, visit the RNZ website here: rnz.co.nz/farfromtown
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