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New Zealand Listener | Issue 3698 | March 26-April 1 2011
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In this week's New Zealand Listener
March 26-April 1 2011 Vol 228 No 3698
Features
Editorial Seismic shift Japan’s nuclear fallout requires us to weigh the risks to humanity.
The Internaut Be afraid, Auckland by Toby Manhire As tart-tongued a restaurant critic as ever stalked the world’s eateries is headed this way.
Today #039;s TV amp; Radio Tuesday March 22 by Fiona Rae TV River Cottage: Road Trip (Prime, 7.30pm). It’s part two of Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s road trip, and a Caribbean theme emerges...
Reader response After the quakes The triple earthquake/tsunami/nuclear tragedy unfolding in Japan is a timely reminder to us all...
Cover Story Crisis Even a microgram of plutonium inhaled can cause cancer. With the failure of the nuclear cooling systems in Fukushima, should New Zealanders be concerned? by Rebecca Priestley with additional reporting by Joanne Black
Feature Waves of fear by Ruth Laugesen Our world has been knocked sideways. We’re already scared of earthquakes – how worried should we be about tsunami?
Feature Force majeure by David Lomas A short history of the tsunami.
Feature Fighting back by Rebecca Macfie Loss of control feeds fear, as do people like Ken Ring, but acting communally can create “post-traumatic growth”.
Feature Soul survivor by Diana Wichtel Oxford professor and Christian evangelist John Lennox relishes locking horns with ungodly types like Christopher Hitchens.
Feature The case for insanity by David Lomas Psychology professor Xavier Amador states the case for some high-profile killers not even recognising their own illness.
Feature A bloke’s guide to t he Royal Wedding by Bill Ralston Guys, it’s time to study up on the form and crib a few facts so you sound knowledgeable for the big match on April 29.
Arts amp; Books
Classical High Life by Rod Biss
Theatre Risk takers by Elisabeth Easther
Music Rumer has it by Guy Somerset
Books
Books Alias Smith amp; Oates by Marion McLeod
Books Before the pen fell silent by Gavin McLean
Books Masks off
TV amp; Radio
The Lounge From Saturday March 26 by Fiona Rae
TV Week Including Rick Stein #039;s Taste of Italian Opera by Fiona Rae
TV Films Including Enemy of the State and Bring it On by Fiona Rae
Radio Week Including Juliette Hogan on Seeded by Fiona Rae
Radio frequencies Small country, big choice
TV information Classifications and addresses
Cast list
Columnists
Television Lost for words by Diana Wichtel
Life Uneasy times by Bill Ralston
Politics It’s a dog-eat-cat world by Jane Clifton
Health The 3:1 rule by Linley Boniface
Sport Fighter of the century by Paul Thomas
Nutrition Drink to that by Rose Carr
Technology iPad, the sequel by Peter Griffin
Inbox Flowery writing by David Hill
Food Back to black by Martin Bosley
Wine The flying winemaker by Michael Cooper
Travel Houses of the Hakka by John Summers
The Black page No more, please by Joanne Black
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