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Pulling young Kiwis into the loop with news
Younger Kiwis have been turning away from traditional news media outlets and bulletins for years, and the media they’re using most heavily have little news. But podcast listening is growing fast among… Audio
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A soothing scroll through Today FM's opinion section
Today FM is set to take on Newstalk ZB in a battle for talk radio supremacy. But in contrast to its controversy-courting crosstown rival, its website is demonstrating a surprisingly tranquil approach… Audio
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Premiere: Where Will They Bury My Bones?
Marking two years since New Zealand's borders were closed this new composition from Gareth Farr is dedicated to New Zealanders all over the world who were lost or forever changed by the Covid-19… Video, Audio
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WOMAD special with our resident WOMAD expert Trevor Reekie
This weekend, many of us would have been at WOMAD at the Bowl of Brooklands in Taranaki, but like many festivals has been cancelled. So we thought we would bring WOMAD to you through the radio this… Audio
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Gabriel Gatehouse: why the QAnon conspiracy refuses to die
Gabriel Gatehouse's BBC podcast series The Coming Storm, not only delves into QAnon's origins but how it remains a major force within the Republican party. Previously a BBC foreign correspondent… Audio
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Lost and Found: Sampling the Samples
This week on Lost and Found, Yadana Saw shares originals and versions that have been sampled and covered by other artists. Tonight you'll hear Willie Nelson, Sade next to Nubya Garcia. Video, Audio
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Cool cows a challenge for scientists
LIC has identified a gene that helps cows cope better in the heat of summer. Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101, shares what's coming up on her show and picks a track for us to play. Audio
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The growing popularity of matcha in NZ
Audio 18 Mar 2022The co-founder of an online matcha business, Enna Ye, joins us to explain what matcha is and why it's growing in popularity in New Zealand. Audio
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How Substack is changing the media game
With traditional media on the decline, could new publishing platforms like Substack be the key to keeping talented writers in gainful employment? Audio
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Making Changes to your House
Audio 17 Mar 2022Michelle Grant, president of Structural Engineering Society of New Zealand joins us once again. She'll be talking about making changes to your house. Audio
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Iwi join together to welcome back 300-year-old waka
A special ceremony was held in central Wellington in the wee hours of this morning, to mark the return of a very special waka.
Unearthed in the banks of Te Awakairangi or the Hutt River, the waka is… Video, Audio
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NZ Sporting History: 1995 America's Cup
Audio 17 Mar 2022Legendary commentator Peter Montgomery joins us to look back on the 1995 campaign in San Diego, including both challenger and defender selections. Audio
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Russia's war, New Zealand's sanctions, and the question of China
Audio 17 Mar 2022In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Editor Jane Patterson interrogates the ramifications for New Zealand of Russia's war against Ukraine. Audio
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Comparonomics: Why your life is better than you think
If you try and compare your life to that of Louis XVI you might think that there's no comparison. The notorious French king had riches, servants and palaces, including that epic one at Versailles. Yet… Audio
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Top Stoires for Thursday 17 March 2022
Today on RNZ National... Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenksy makes a public plea to US President Joe Biden to help his country. The tourism industry welcomes the news our borders are opening, we… Audio
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Joe the Roaster explains the costs of coffee
Our Aussie correspondent Pam Corkey told us about the horrific issues with the rising prices for coffee - perhaps going up to 7-dollars for a latte. We asked for feedback yestrday and as you heard… Audio
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Iwi lead panacea process as Parliament grounds reopen
The community is welcomed back into Parliament's grounds, the next step in the transition back from stinky rubbish tip to a place for picnics, petitions, play and protest. Audio
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Bookmarks with TJ Perenara
All Black half-back TJ Perenara joins us for Bookmarks to share some of his favourite music, books, and podcasts! Audio
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More strategic approach needed for intensification
Audio 16 Mar 2022Auckland-based architect Rob Guild is sounding the alarm about the way New Zealand is approaching housing intensification; which risks poor design and a lack of amenity. Audio
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What is IUU fishing and why is the Pacific measuring it?
Audio 16 Mar 2022We start a new talanoa series on the Pacific Tuna fishery and why measuring illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing matters? Audio
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More work needed on hate speech, as Parliament marks mosque attacks anniversary
A motion in Parliament to mark the third anniversary of the Christchurch mosque terror attacks found MPs reflecting on how there is still work to do to counter extremism and hate speech. Audio
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How to battle burnout and build a better life
Jonathan Malesic joins us to talk about why too little attention is given to how men experience burnout and how we all need to find value and meaning in our lives outside of work. Audio
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The origins of Parachute festival and how it's changed
Parachute Music founder and CEO Mark de Jong joins us to tell us about the origins of the Parachute Music Festival. Audio
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On the Omicron frontline in south Auckland
South Auckland is once again bearing the brunt of a Covid-19 outbreak, but one Pacific health provider is doing everything it can to help whanau isolating at home. Audio
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Threads, Knots and Connections
Wai Ching Chan and Tessa Ma'auga chat to us about their new exhibition Kapuia nga aho Using the language of threads and knots, the exhibition explores ancient Chinese narratives in connection with… Audio
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What reality television tells us about ourselves
Once you get past the Kardashian tantrums, the scheming castaways on Survivor and the Real Housewives histrionics, there's much to learn about ourselves in reality TV, says sociologist and TV-lover… Audio
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Expert feature: Making fresh pasta
To tell us about making your own pasta and which shapes go best with which sauces, Pici restaurant chef, Jonathan Thevenard joins Jesse. Audio
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Television Critic: Linda Burgess
Linda tells us about Mary Berry Loves to Cook (TVNZ on Demand), Spencer on Neon and Landscapers which is available on Netflix and Neon . Audio
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What's driving Vladimir Putin?
People around the world are watching Russia's war on Ukraine in disbelief, wondering what's driving Vladimir Putin. Mr Putin calls the onslaught a "special military operation" to "demilitarize and… Audio