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Newsman, film geek, league tragic and sucker for sad cowboy songs.
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Alien exposé fails to engage

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By Matthew Dallas Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
TV presenter Margaret (Emily Blunt) and maths expert Daniel (Josh O’Conner) are on a collision course with each other and fate in Steven Spielberg’s ambitious but underwhelming sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day.Supplied Disclosure Day * * 1/2 Directed by Steven Spielberg, written by David Koepp and Steven Spielberg, starring Emily Blunt, Colin Firth, Josh O’Conner. 2hrs 25min, Rated M (violence, offensive language and content that may disturb).
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Juggling act: Fancy footwork fuels teen’s football ambitions

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By Matthew Dallas Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Football mad teen Sean O'Hagan is juggling through June Walk past the O’Hagan family’s garage any afternoon and you would be forgiven for thinking a tap dancer is hard at training. But the persistent and rhythmic patting inside the shed belongs to a different kind of dedication and focus, where steps aren’t counted in doubles or triples, but by the thousands.
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Welcoming the warmth of Palmy’s music scene

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By Matthew Dallas Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Welcomer, from left, Ox Lennon (drums), Eddie Crawshaw (bass, vocals), Shannen Georgia Petersen (guitar, vocals) and Miles Sutton (guitar, synths, vocals).Supplied As a salute to Palmerston North’s supportive DIY music scene, Kiwi indie pop band Welcomer has chosen the city for a pair of key firsts this Friday.
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