Morison and Straka / Madame and the Bastard

Madame Morrison, documentary for television profiling New Zealand artist Julia Morison, directed by Sonja de Friez

http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/madame-morison-2005 (cf. 4:45 for Madame & the Bastard)

Madame & the Bastard do black was a series of five 30 second films transmitted 63 times between September 2 – November 30 2000 on TV One (south island), during which was simultaneously shown in the KIOSK (corner High Street and Manchester Street) between 16 - 30 October 2000.

"Advertising for Art & Industry 2000 and short film were combined in ‘do black’ by Madame & the Bastard, orchestrated and conducted by Julia Morison and Heather Straka. ‘do black’ was an intensive, surreal short film screened in five acts on TV One, with different acts programmed into 30 second advertising time slots."

"All People 20+ Years – seen by 93% of the population at least once. (372,000) 74% of population saw them at least four times or more (296,000). 31% saw them at least 10 times or more (124,000)"

http://archived.ccc.govt.nz/council/agendas/2001/June/Environment/Clause11Attachment2.pdf (accessed 28 Dec 2015). 

Outing

So it turns out that Truth newspaper (a conservative NZ tabloid) outed Marilyn Waring on August 24, 1976 with the cover headline of:

"Marilyn Waring, National Member of Parliament for Raglan, is a lesbian. Her lover is a former Hamilton housewife and mother of three, who left her husband and children about three months ago to share a Wellington love nest."

(See: http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/8825398/The-Truth-was-out-there).

I can't find the actual cover, but here is what their general layout looked like in the 2000s: