Vol. 1 unnumbered. Vol. 2 edited by Mary Crockett and Terry Snow; v. 3 by Denis Welch.
Contents:
Introd. / Graham Kerr -- Social studies, 2054 AD -- the Director of Broadcasting -- Editorial : First impressions / Oliver Duff -- Roses and raspberries -- Editorial: Home again / Oliver Duff -- Time off from battle / "Home Front" -- Tandem travels in Europe -- News wins by a head -- Ask Aunt Daisy: Using up stale bread -- You asked for it -- Museum saves radio services -- The radio that Hilter fears -- Ask Aunt Daisy: Soldiers' parcels -- Country life: This first-aid business / Mary Scott -- About Frances Hodgkins / A R D Fairburn -- What's wrong with New Zealand rugby -- Waterfront warrior [Jock Barnes] / by Tony Reid -- Editorial: The Titirangi snowflake / Monte Holcroft -- Shepherd's calendar: High country gardens / "Sundowner" -- It's not what we say / Ngaio Marsh -- Books: An outsider looks back / Anne Beaglehole -- Near enough is good enough : the New Zealand character -- Radio review: Programme of the year / "Loquax" -- On with the dance! / Betty B. Allum -- Short story: Each day with its own rules / Maurice Duggan -- Ask Aunt Daisy: From the mailbag -- FitzRoy and Fizkin / A H Reed -- Permanent records of the royal tour -- Ask Aunt Daisy: From the mailbag -- Letters: Pronunication matters -- Inexperienced at losing [Keith Sinclair] / by Tony Reid -- Books: Unnatural selection / Monte Holcroft -- Editorial: The end of the climb / Monte Holcroft -- Sport: Snell's defeat / Wallie Ingram -- The food man: A New Zealand salad? / Graham Kerr -- Social studies, 2054 AD -- Tom Scott's Political Notebook: Get up and glow -- The game 10,000 miles away -- Come out of the parlour / Rosemary McLeod -- Editorial: The shady side of Fleet Street / Monte Holcroft -- Quiet storyteller [Edith Lyttleton] / by Raewyn Mackenzie -- Music in the dark / J M Thomson -- Home thoughts from abroad [Dan Davin] / by Michael King -- Editorial: A rum go at Timaru / Monte Holcroft -- When Scrim spoke / Gary Scrimgeour -- Ask Aunt Daisy: Home-made dog biscuits -- Music on the air: A rising star / Bruce Mason -- Women and the home: Fresh and thirty -- Janet Frame at home / Marion McLoed -- One out of the bag / Karen Jackman -- With stubble and overcoat / James K. Baxter -- Stand by to board -- eventually / A K Grant -- Music: Orchestrations / Frederick Page -- Coming around the bend : Torpedoes of language / Dennis Glover -- Editorial: Storm, storm away / Alexander MacLeod -- Food without fuss : fish for compliments / Alison Holst -- Politics : Rain and tears / Karen Jackman -- Editorial: Confidence, please / Ian Cross -- Out of the swim / Tom Scott -- Sailing against the H-bomb / David McGill -- Unfinished business [Elsie Locke] / by Brett Riley -- Korero: Being Maori is forever / Ranginui Walker -- Food without fuss: Dressing up / Alison Holst -- Radio review: Surprises in the night / Prudence Gregory -- TV review: The choice is all / Gordon McLauchlan -- Language: Shifting sounds / Ian Gordon -- Theatre review: History made memorable / Sebastian Black -- Editorial: Not with a bang, but with a sticker / Roger Robinson -- Politics: Now is the time to say goodbye / Tom Scott -- Letters: Trough of high pressure -- Days of rage / Tony Reid and Phil Gifford -- Poltics and the royal tour / Gordon Campbell -- School: The trouble with mediocre Harry / Jack Shallcrass -- Women and home: Bringing up children / Mrs C. E. Beeby -- Trends: Under the weeping pillow treet / Rosemary McLeod -- Tom Scott's Political Notebook: Get up and glow -- Editorial: Can such things be?/ Oliver Duff. A mother who will never die [Eva Rickard] / by Tony Reid -- Obituary: Sir Keith Holyoake -- Food: The evolution of the Anzac biscuit / Lois Daish -- Editorial: The New Zealand game / Ian Cross -- A fair test? / Gordon Campbell -- Short story: With apologies to Wiremu / Barbara Ewing -- Editorial: Comic cuts / Tony Reid -- Remelda Familton : beloved rebel / Pamela Stirling -- So many myths / Sue McTagget -- A K Grant : relishing politics -- The royal variety show / Yvonne Dasler -- Rock: They could have been contenders / Gordon Campbell -- Hand-to-hand combat / Frank Nerney -- Lives: Young dreamer / Karen Jackman -- Editorial: Murkier than the sword / Denis Welch -- Leaving the nest / Sue McTagget -- When I grow up / Barbara Ewing -- Etc / by Denis Welch -- Books: Bruce Mason / Richard Campion -- The men's room / Marion McLeod -- Editorial: The left and rights / Helen Paske -- Boar wars / Steve Baunias -- Tackling the coach / Tom Scott -- Trends: epecting little Li Po / Rosemary McLeod -- Crusader of the Roundtable [Roger Kerr] / by Anthony Hubbard -- Economy: ... or the lack of it / Brian Easton -- Classical: In from the cold / William Dart -- TV review: In from the cold / Diana Wichtel -- Letters: New Zealand Party matters -- Setting the south on fire / Chris Bourke -- Tales of my father / Bruce Ansley -- Ask Aunt Daisy: The succulent sardine -- Spelling, it's out / Noel O'Hare -- Just a Maori boy from Whaka [Alan Duff] / by Finlay Macdonald -- Poltics: Northern platitudes / Denis Welch -- RWH, a record puzzler / Bruce Ansley -- TV review: Signs of life? / Diana Wichtel -- Editorial: Can such things be?/ Oliver Duff.
Summary:
Articles, columns, recipes, letters, editorials from the Listener, since its first issue in 1939.
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