After a decade of chart-topping hits, sold-out tours, and almost 300 million streams, Mitch James is stepping away from music for good.

He's set to take the stage  one last time for The Final Show – an emotional send-off at the Christchurch Town Hall on Saturday 24 May.

Estelle Clifford joined Jack Tame to share her thoughts on Mitch James's final album.

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After a decade of chart-topping hits, sold-out tours, and almost 300 million streams, Mitch James is stepping away from music for good.
He's set to take the stage &nbsp;one last time for The Final Show – an emotional send-off at the Christchurch Town Hall on Saturday 24 May.
Estelle Clifford joined Jack Tame to share her thoughts on Mitch James's final album.
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Estelle Clifford: This is not what I had in mind - Mitch James

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Barbara Dreaver is no stranger to a challenge. 

She’s spent the past three decades shedding light on issues across the Pacific – getting locked up in Fiji, threatened in Papua New Guinea, faced natural disasters, and covered military coups and criminal activity. 

An international correspondent and veteran of New Zealand journalism, Dreaver’s faced death threats for her tenacious pursuit of the truth.  

Though she normally shines the light on others’ stories, Dreaver’s now decided to tell her own in a new memoir ‘Be Brave’. 

She told Jack Tame that focusing on her own story has been really uncomfortable, but kind of cool at the same. 

“I’m giving people a look behind the scenes at a time when, you know, media is not really trusted,” Dreaver explained. 

“But I really want people to know just the sort of work and the effort and stuff that goes on behind the scenes – also a little bit of personal stuff as well.” 

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Barbara Dreaver is no stranger to a challenge.&nbsp;
She’s spent the past three decades shedding light on issues across the Pacific – getting locked up in Fiji, threatened in Papua New Guinea, faced natural disasters, and covered military coups and criminal activity.&nbsp;
An international correspondent and veteran of New Zealand journalism, Dreaver’s faced death threats for her tenacious pursuit of the truth. &nbsp;
Though she normally shines the light on others’ stories, Dreaver’s now decided to tell her own in a new memoir ‘Be Brave’.&nbsp;
She told Jack Tame that focusing on her own story has been really uncomfortable, but kind of cool at the same.&nbsp;
“I’m giving people a look behind the scenes at a time when, you know, media is not really trusted,” Dreaver explained.&nbsp;
“But I really want people to know just the sort of work and the effort and stuff that goes on behind the scenes – also a little bit of personal stuff as well.”&nbsp;
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Barbara Dreaver: Long-time Pacific Correspondent on her decades long career, new memoir 'Be Brave'

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Did you know that sunrise and dawn aren’t the same thing? Kevin Milne didn’t! 

He made this discovery rather late in life, on a recent family holiday on the East Coast. 

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Did you know that sunrise and dawn aren’t the same thing? Kevin Milne didn’t!&nbsp;
He made this discovery rather late in life, on a recent family holiday on the East Coast.&nbsp;
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Kevin Milne: A discovery made late in life

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Harry Styles has released his highly anticipated fourth album. 

‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’ follows on from his 2022 album ‘Harry’s House,’ which won Album of the Year at the 65th Grammy Awards in 2023.  

It’s a notable departure from his previous works, with heavy use of synthesisers and electronic elements – inspired, Styles says, by the music and performances of LCD Soundsystem. 

Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to share his thoughts on the album. 

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Harry Styles has released his highly anticipated fourth album.&nbsp;
‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’ follows on from his 2022 album ‘Harry’s House,’ which won Album of the Year at the 65th Grammy Awards in 2023. &nbsp;
It’s a notable departure from his previous works, with heavy use of synthesisers and electronic elements – inspired, Styles says, by the music and performances of LCD Soundsystem.&nbsp;
Chris Schulz joined Jack Tame to share his thoughts on the album.&nbsp;
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Chris Schulz: Harry Styles - Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally

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Estelle Clifford: This is not what I had in mind - Mitch James

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