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Cate Owen@cateowen.bsky.social |
Given how many people that show has employed, trained, and connected, the cultural impact it has had over the years, and the additional productions the revenue has funded that might not otherwise have been made...
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NinjaKitty
@ninjakitty.bsky.social
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I'd tell my international students to watch it if they wanted to get a handle on the NZ accent. I think quite a few of them continued watching it after they left the country.
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Simon O'Neill
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Not disputing that. But it pales in comparison to what we are losing... Which also fostered a lot of talent in fornt of behind the camera...
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Sacha
@sachadylan.bsky.social
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Big part of our cultural infrastructure, yes
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Katya
@nzkatya.bsky.social
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The value of Shortland Street to the local drama production industry over the years has been immeasurable.
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Frank
@fmacskasy.bsky.social
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This is why we cant have nice things...
www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/...
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VC
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It gets good viewership still too, doesn’t it? Not my cup of tea but so many people get their first break there, would be a real shame, shortsighted to lose all that talent.
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