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Dr Becky: the 'Millennial parent whisperer'
Audio 24 Apr 2022Dr Becky Kennedy became Instagram's favourite 'parent whisperer' almost by accident. Indeed,Time magazine went as far as describing 'Dr Becky' - as she's known online - as the 'Millennial parent… Audio
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Painting the legal jigsaw, one piece at a time
MPs are forever critiquing the law, but they seldom write it. They leave that to a team of experts who found a creative legal job you never knew existed. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 24 April 2022
In today’s programme we mark Anzac Day on 25 April with hymns including O God, our help in ages past and Shirley Murray’s New Zealand Anzac hymn, Honour the dead. Audio
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Jim Lynch: creating a blueprint for the end of extinction
A proposed 3313-hectare fenced ecosanctuary in Wainuiomata would see critically endangered species such as kakapo, kokako and hihi return to the valley, says its author Jim Lynch. Audio
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How the 'love drug' could stop us overeating
Oxytocin – aka the love drug – could be used to help suppress our desire for the high-carb foods we typically overeat, according to new research from the University of Waikato. Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Gisborne vegetable growers are sick of being blamed for food price hikes which means people are chosing less healthy food options, and grass growth in mid and south Canterbury is exceptional for this… Audio
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Canterbury town plagued by dirty water a year on from floods
Now to the Canterbury town that's got make shift showers in a car park because what runs out of their taps, gives people rashes.
The water in Springfield runs brown or yellow and in the last year… Video, Audio
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War
It’s Anzac weekend – and sadly war is in the news a lot at the moment. So we’ll be looking in depth at the causes of war and what we can do to help encourage peace. Audio
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Wayne Smith on new Black Ferns coaching role
The Black Ferns have a new coach and it's former All Black Wayne Smith.
He has just over five months to help the team defend their World Cup title.
The Black Ferns were soundly beaten in four tests… Audio
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New coaching structure for Black Ferns after Moore resignation
The Black Ferns have an elaborate new coaching structure to help them defend their World Cup title.
Former All Blacks Coach Wayne Smith has been named Director of Rugby and will be assisted by… Audio
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Johnny Depp's testimony enters third day
Hollywood actor Johnny Depp is being cross examined by his ex wife Amber Heard's defence lawyers.
Heard is being sued for defamation for implying her former husband had abused her in a 2018 opinion… Audio
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Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Awards announced
The winners of the Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Awards were announced last night. The awards were launched back in 1997 to give artists a platform to celebrate the iconic material through art and… Audio
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More middle-income earners seeking help - budgeting service
Figures out on Thursday confirm what most have already been feeling. The consumers price index increased 6.9 percent in the year ending March 31 - a three decade high.
Andrew Henderson from the… Video, Audio
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High cost of living confirmed by record consumer price index rise
Figures out on Thursday confirm what most have already been feeling. The consumers price index increased 6.9 percent in the year ending March 31 - a three decade high.
Food prices are among the main… Video, Audio
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Northland's secret war
With ANZAC day coming up historians and archivists are looking at new ways of telling NZ's war stories that people might not be aware of. A new podcast episode of Aotearoa Unearthed is launching on… Audio
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Faye returned home after a big adventure
Audio 21 Apr 2022A dog lost in the Kaimai Range has been found by a local woman and her trusty blue heeler. The missing dog - named Faye - belongs to a Whangarei family, and disappeared on Tuesday after they got into… Audio
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Delia Ephron: loss, love and second chances
Audio 21 Apr 2022In her latest book novelist and screenwriter Delia Ephron chronicles a time of extreme loss in her life: the deaths of her beloved sister and her husband of 32 years, both to cancer. Audio
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Teen rugby players in major study into concussion
Audio 21 Apr 2022Lynn talks to Dr Vickie Shim at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute about how the data will be used in a simulation model she's working on and Dr Samantha Holdsworth, CEO and director of research at… Audio
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No visibility on terms of China-Solomon Islands agreement - Mahuta
New Zealand and Australia have reacted with frustration to the news that Solomon Islands has gone ahead and signed a security agreement with China.
The possibility of such a deal had led to concerns… Audio
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Home gardeners share excess veges with elderly people via The SEDE Project
After reading about an elderly man who was skipping lunch because he couldn't afford it, North Canterbury woman Julie Lamplugh felt she just had to do something. She came up with a simple idea but one… Audio
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Paying for public transport
Public transport fares have been halved until the end of June, but to what extent are our bus and train trips already subsidised by the government and local councils? Audio
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Future-proofing supply chains with Singapore
The New Zealand government has joined forces with Singapore to try and tackle global supply chain issues. A New Zealand-Singapore Supply Chain Working Group" will be established yo help future proof… Audio
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Robert Reich on the slippery tech slope
Dangerous nonsense. This is how Former labor secretary under President Clinton, Robert Reich describes the possible purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk. He tells Wallace about his fears for the future if… Audio
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Grocery price comparison site explodes in popularity
The cost of living is soaring and it's doubtful things will ease any time soon.
But when it comes to groceries, there is a free website that can help snag the best deal.
Grocer.nz compares prices… Audio
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Tā Mark Solomon new chair of Oranga Tamariki Ministerial Advisory Board announced
Māori leader Tā Mark Solomon is the new Chair of the Oranga Tamariki Ministerial Advisory Board.
In the role, Tā Mark will help monitor the introduction of changes he helped put forward.
He says… Audio
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Countries pledge more that $US 16 billion to protect oceans
Audio 20 Apr 2022Countries pledge more than $US16 billion to protect oceans. Audio
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Quarter of AK character homes replaced in intensification
A quarter of homes in Auckland's 'special character areas' could be rezoned for intensification - meaning apartments and townhouses popping up near urban centres to help with the city's housing… Audio
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Film criticism during a pandemic slump
Dan Slevin reflects on his changing viewing habits as the pandemic drags on.
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How positivity can be toxic
Don't worry be happy. Society is stuck in a cycle of toxic positivity, demanding that we make lemonade out of lemons all the time according to therapist Whitney Goodman. She says its exhausting and… Audio
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Families struggle to keep up with rising cost of living
Audio 19 Apr 2022With the rising cost of living, many people are struggling to pay the bills, particularly over winter as the cost of power rises. New research from the University of Otago finds that the cost of… Audio