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Too busy for babies
Sharlene Poole is gifted with babies and in her international career as a "baby whisperer", she's looked after a thousand of them. But what about one of her own? Aged almost 40 and single, Sharlene embarked on her own journey to parenthood.
Ajax the kea conservation dog
A passionate conservationist and his canine companion fight together to save New Zealand's kea. Corey Mosen and Ajax, his highly-trained border collie cross, travel into remote and challenging parts of the country to track down the worlds only mountain parrot.
East meets west
Carefree Kiwi surfie Kim Hegan never expected to become part of a cultural revolution. But thats what happened when he went to India.
Eye spy
They're ordinary people with extraordinary powers. Super recognisers make up around 1% of the population - all they need is one glimpse, and they'll remember a face forever. See how Scotland Yard is using super recognisers to catch criminals when even the most sophisticated technology fails.
How good are you at recognising a face? If you’d like to test your skills as a Super Recogniser, you can take the same test featured in the program, and created by Dr David White from the University of New South Wales here: http://facetest.psy.unsw.edu.au Or check out their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/UNSWFaceTest/
Following on from Sharlene's story - if you're interested in finding out to become a donor, here is more information.
If you'd like to know about Kim & Yeshe's film project, look here - Kangyur Rinpoche Documentary: 54 Gandhi Road
Her granddaughter Sharlene has worked with parents & babies throughout NZ and around the world. What does Nana Joan have to say about modern day parenting? TONIGHT, TVNZ 1, 7.30pm.