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How Bizarre at 25: How Polynesian soul took over the world 16 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 11 minutes to read Twenty-five years after it first dominated the global pop charts, Kiwi classic How Bizarre came back and won over a new generation of fans on TikTok. Video / Universal Music NZ / TikTok Twenty-five years after it first dominated the global pop charts, Kiwi classic How Bizarre came back and won over a new generation of fans on TikTok. Video / Universal Music NZ / TikTok NZ Herald By: Garth Cartwright New Zealand in 1996: what do you remember about that year? Sports fans likely mention h...
All the stars were out for the Royal Variety Show at Auckland’s St James Theatre on October 18, 1981. What a night. There was Billy T James and Sir Howard Morrison, John Rowles and the Royal New Zealand Ballet. And then there was the late addition of Ginette McDonald’s comic character, Lyn of Tawa, stepping in for female impersonator Marcus Craig. The guests of honour, the Queen and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, arrived at the St James in a black Rolls-Royce, greeted by Prime Minister Robert Muldoon and his wife, Thea, as an expectant New Zealand tuned in for the live broadcast.