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David Linklater

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Review & road trip: Porsche 911 Carrera GTS T-Hybrid

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By David Linklater Verified, Jacques Steenkamp, Helen van Berkel
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An interesting car plus a relevant destination equals a road trip, right? Meet the Porsche 911 Carrera GTS T-Hybrid, the first road-going version of this sports car icon with electrification.
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Talisk brings the sounds - and imagery - of Scotland to arts festival

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By Helen van Berkel, David Linklater Verified, Jacques Steenkamp
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Scottish folk band Talisk uses music to transport audiences from the majesty of Scotland’s Great Glen to Glasgow’s foot-stomping Barrowland Ballroom and back again. And Aucklanders were happy to go along with the talented trio, whirling in impromptu jigs or swaying, arms in the air, as the tempo sped and slowed during Talisk’s 90-odd-minute-long concert in Aotea Square’s Spiegeltent.
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Black Grace dance company: Still brilliant after 30 years

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By Helen van Berkel, David Linklater Verified, Jacques Steenkamp, Matt Martel Verified
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For the past 30 years, Black Grace has been bringing a Pacific Island and Māori perspective to the stage via dance. Last Saturday night, the dance group celebrated its three decades of redefining dance in New Zealand, creating and strengthening the stage for Pasifika artists – particularly men – in a show called This is Not a Retrospective.
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