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'The purpose of the rāhui is for everybody' - National Iwi Chairs Forum
Audio 13 Jan 2022An open letter to the government has been penned out of concern for the way rahui are being disrespected and ignored over sites of significance, water ways, land and forest. Dame Rangimarie Naida… Audio
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Viking Kayak's Matamata factory burns down
Audio 13 Jan 2022A beloved Kayak business was destroyed over the weekend when a fire ripped through their Matamata factory. Owner of Viking Kayaks Grant Montague joins us. Audio
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Summer Science: What's in the water? All about the Pb in our H2
Audio 13 Jan 2022Centre for Science Communication student Laura McDonald speaks to Dr. Mike Palin about lead contamination in the environment. Audio
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The success of Greytown's alcohol-free bar
Audio 12 Jan 2022Greytown has a new alcohol-free bar which is proving to be a big hit this Summer! Adam Blackwell opened the Greytown Truck Stop in early December - which is an entertainment venue for food trucks. His… Audio
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Bookmarks with Mayor Monique Croon Chatham Islands
Today's Bookmarks guest is Monique Croon, the first female Mayor of the Chatham Islands. She joins Jesse to share a few of her favourite things. Audio
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Why Elmo's feud with a pet rock went viral
Co-founder of Muppet Wiki, Scott Hanson joins Jesse to talk about the long-standing feud between Elmo and Rocco on Sesame Street and which Muppet he thinks should go viral next. Audio
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Glamping in 'Bubble Tents' at Mercury Bay
Audio 12 Jan 2022Mercury Bay Estate is a Vineyard in the Coromandel which also offers unique accommodation. Owner Simon Ward joins us to tell us all about their Bubble Tents. Audio
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Bookmarks with Anne Tolley
Today's Bookmarks guest is Tauranga City Council Comission Chairwoman Anne Tolley. She joins Jesse to share a few of her favourite things. Audio
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Summer Times Lost & Found: toweling hat lost in a glacier
Audio 11 Jan 2022We've received many emails and texts from people who have either lost something precious to them, or found something that might be precious to someone else. Manu Davison emailed us with a suspenseful… Audio
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The art of stained glass windows with Teresa Ramakers
Teresa Ramakers is a leadlight artist living in the Manawatu. During today's show Teresa text us on 2101 to tell us about her day, so we rang her back to find out more. Audio
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A mission to make Bridge cool
After hearing our interview with Sharleen about her Bridge tour of NZ, Sonya Adams emailed us to say she's also "on a mission to make Bridge cool". Audio
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Whakaari: Lawyer says passengers weren't fully aware of dangers
New court documents filed in the United States say the cruise passengers hurt and killed in the Whakaari eruption weren't fully warned about the dangers.
Twenty-two people were killed when the… Audio
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Bosker! the peculiar story of New Zealand slang
What happened to all the jokers?, asks writer and columnist John Summers in North and South last year. And he has a point. When my dear-departed great-grandmother Georgie Morrissey was alive every man… Audio
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Dr. Gary McLean on the global impact of Omicron
The Omicron variant has cause chaos across the world, plunging many countries who thought they were on the cusp of controlling Covid-19 back into full public health response mode. The transmission… Audio
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Paleontology shifts gear in a Covid-19 world
Aotearoa has one of the world's richest troves of marine fossils, but we're still just finding out exactly what it is we're sitting on. A recent research project in Canterbury used medical CT imaging… Audio
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Josh Wardle: The power of Wordle
Wordle. If you know, you know. For the uninitiated, Wordle is a very simple, brainteaser-style word game. You can only play once per day. Every player is trying to guess a word - the same word, for… Audio
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Aotearoa's DJ scene: 3 Dimensional
The news cycle the week of Christmas is always dominated by something unexpected. But did any of us really have "DJ controversy" down on our last week of 2021 bingo cards? But that's what we got. UK… Audio
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Shark activity explained with Dr Riley Elliott
It's been another summer of shark sightings and shark researcher, Dr Riley Elliott, joins Jesse to explain what we're seeing. Audio
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Bookmarks with Mayor Gary Kircher
Today's Bookmarks guest is Mayor Gary Kircher of Waitaki in the South Island. Gary has held the position since 2013, but there is a lot more to him than just being Mayor. Audio
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President Biden blames his predecessor for Capitol riot
The United States President, Joe Biden, has blamed his predecessor Donald Trump for last year's Capitol riot, while marking the first anniversary of the January 6th insurrection.
While not mentioning… Audio
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Sports update with Zoe George
There's a lot happening in the world of sport... And to keep us all up to date is Stuff's senior sports journalist Zoe George. We hear about the Black Caps result, the Cricket World Cup, NZ Bowls… Audio
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Eating for health and enjoyment - tips from a dietician
Summer is a great time to enjoy food with family and friends, but what if you're trying to eat healthier after a bit of indulgence? Food is to be enjoyed rather than feared, says dietician Angela… Audio
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112km run raises money and awareness of men's mental health issues
North Canterbury sheep scanner Ben O'Carroll recently ran 13-hours from Cheviot to Christchurch and in the process raised more than $25,000 for men's mental health. He talks to Jesse. Audio
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Why the 'Dunedin Sound' is something Kiwis can be proud of
Because we've just taken a trip into Dunedin's past, and specifically The Empire Hotel, we thought it would be appropriate for our music feature this morning to be focused on of course, the Dunedin… Audio
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Lost and Found: Disco, Post-disco, Neo soul
This week on Lost and Found it's disco, post-disco, neo soul and few other discoveries for a new year. Yadana Saw curates classics and curious cuts from Aotearoa and beyond. A guaranteed toe-tapping… Video, Audio
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Rob Oliver: 'Pacific food is nourishing on so many levels'
For celebrity chef and activist Rob Oliver, the revolution will be televised. The Pacific food revolution, that is. Oliver was recognised for his services to the food industry and Pacific communities… Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Best Reissues of 2021
Tony Stamp looks back at some of his favourite reissued albums and archival compilations of 2021, including Japanese ambient, West African funk, grunge icons and more. Video, Audio
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Christians unite across denominational divides to celebrate Christmas together
From St Anne's Catholic Church in Newtown, Wellington an ecumenical service celebrating this central event in the Christian calendar. Audio
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James Webb Telescope launched planned for Christmas Day
Audio 24 Dec 2021The long-awaited launch of the James Webb Space Telescope has been delayed by bad weather. It's now set to launch on Boxing Day. Astronomer and Associate Professor Jan J. Eldridge talks to Karyn… Audio
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2021 animal highlights: Nasty rat stories
We also had some yucky stories, probably not a great idea at breakfast time but we received more text feedback on this story that any other.
Rat-catcher and the director of Ace Pest Control in… Audio