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Journalist, author and social historian Gordon McLauchlan came to prominence with The Passionless People — his 1976 book on the Kiwi psyche. From 1985 he presented Sunday morning magazine show, Weekend; and he travelled through the USA to make documentary series American Pie. In 1993 McLauchlan resumed his partnership with Kerry Smith (who also featured on Weekend) fronting the weekday show 5.30 Live.
You shouldn’t take TV too seriously. I want people to feel there’s some kind of intelligence behind Weekend without being preachy. A kind of Listener in your home on a Sunday morning ...
– Gordon McLauchlan on Weekend, in a 25 April 1987 Listener interview
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Sunday |
Presenter |
1995 - 1997 |
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5.30 Live |
Presenter |
1993 |
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Presenter |
1988 |
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Presenter |
1988 |
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Presenter |
1988 |
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50 Forward |
Presenter |
1985 |
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Presenter |
1982 |
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Presenter |
1976 - 1989 |
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1987 Listener Film and Television Awards
Best Presenter: for Weekend