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Afternoons film critic Sam Hollis is back with your weekend film recommendations. Today he reviews 'Bird' and 'Sly Lives, aka the Burden of Black Genius'. Audio

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It's the home for all your spooky stories, unexplained encounters, and earie coincidences. If you have a Freaky Friday story to share, email us on afternoons@rnz.co.nz and one of our producers will be… Audio

If you've ever driven up the west side of Mount Ruapehu, you will have passed the Ratana temple in Raetihi. Its iconic red roof and twin bell towers carry huge historic significance about the spread… Audio

The art of growing great soil. Dr Jamie Goode is a wine writer with a PHD in plant biology. He spoke to Jesse. Audio

For anyone who hasn't been able to swim in Tamaki Makaurau this summer because of polluted water, today is a step closer to redemption. A 16.2 kilometre tunnel is being built between Herne Bay and the… Audio

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In today's episode, the Director-General of Health Diana Sarfati becomes the third health boss in a week to resign - we speak with our health reporter Ruth Hill. More than 200 jobs have been axed from… Audio

Love it or hate it - Valentines Day is here - and with it comes the potential for plenty of spending. Hospitality NZ's chief executive Steve Armitage spoke with Charlotte Cook. Audio

Paper mill workers in Tokoroa are reeling today after the owner of the Kinleith Mill confirmed 230 jobs will be axed from its paper division. Staff were called to the meeting at the mill this morning… Audio

Midday rural news for 14 February 2025. Audio

The Black Caps will again be without Rachin Ravindra for tonight's one-day Tri-Series final against Pakistan in Karachi. Audio

There's finally been some growth in the manufacturing sector. Audio

More than 200 jobs in Tokoroa have been lost as the Kinleith Mill closes its paper production division Mill owners Oji Fibre Solutions signalled last year that it was considering closing the paper… Audio

The third health boss in a week has confirmed they will be promptly stepping down. The Director-General of Health, Diana Sarfati's resignation today follows the chief executive, Margie Apa's immediate… Audio

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Some of the quirky stories of the past week, including the Czech beavers have flooded and built dams on a former army training site that is now a protected area. Audio

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio

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