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Christmas in the remote McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica
While many of us will be preparing to reunite with family for Christmas, a small group of Scott Base scientists will be getting further away from theirs. Climate change scientist and ecologist Ian… Audio
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Visit Us postcards: Wairarapa, Arrowtown, Nelson, Auckland
As it's our last programme we thought we'd speak with locals across the motu about what makes their region so special, so we said "here's 60 seconds" tell us why people should visit this summer. First… Audio
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Omicron can be kept out of NZ - Professor Baker
Omicron has arrived but it does not have to get into New Zealand, Professor Michael Baker has told Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Best of 2021: the sporting life
Audio 16 Dec 2021Best of 2021: A new bowling spin star, the rise and rise of MMA and the ultimate ultra-marathon runner were some of our sporty stories this year. Video
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Best of 2021: the comedians
Audio 16 Dec 2021These comedy legends joined us in a year we all needed some laughs. Video
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Best of 2021: The economy
Audio 16 Dec 2021This year, economists and pundits filled us in on millionaires who want to pay more tax, the power of the 'nudge' and the fiction of money.
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74-year-old strong man balances a chimney on his head dressed as Santa
Many of us consider our lives a balancing act, but 74-year-old British strongman John Evans takes balancing to a whole new level. Corin Dann spoke to John before he broke his 99th world record -… Video, Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 16 December 2021
Audio 16 Dec 2021Heavy rain in Canterbury and Feilding eases overnight., 24 hospitals across the country are to get more money to make them more Covid-19 ready, about two-thousand Aucklanders touched down in… Audio
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Covid '21 in NZ through the eyes of US visitors
For our American-Kiwi family, the start of 2021 here was better than the alternative in California. We take you through our second covid year, through their eyes. Audio
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Best of 2021: the social media stars
Audio 15 Dec 2021Some of our most popular stories were about people making a splash on social media. The Christchurch teenager's Tik Tok fame, the Liverpudlian reconnecting with his whakapapa and 'curvy girl' Ellie… Video
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Bookmarks with Cherie Louise
Audio 15 Dec 2021New Zealand-born model Cherie Louise joins Karyn Hay to talk about life, disability, and her favourite things. Audio
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Best of 2021: Animal antics
Audio 15 Dec 2021Best of 2021: We love a good animal yarn at RNZ here are some of the best the last year. Video
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Why big cities are getting smaller
Kathryn talks with Massey University migration expert Paul Spoonley about the decline in population of cities around the world. London's population is expected to fall by 300,000 this year, and… Audio
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Tweedie Waititi: Bringing Disney classics into te ao Māori
From lion to raiona, princess to pirinihehe and ocean to moana! Kathryn meets Tweedie Waititi, film producer, writer, director and one of the creators behind the Te Reo Māori adaptations of some of… Audio
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Ika Rere: the electric ferry heading for Wellington's harbour
The first electric ferry in the southern hemisphere is soon to hit the seas in Wellington. Ika Rere is its name - it means 'flying fish'. It will join the East by West ferry fleet, as part of the… Audio
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How one woman traded her way from a bobby pin to a house
Everyone has heard about how soul-destroyingly difficult it is to get on the property ladder. But one Californian has found her way into home ownership, starting with a bobby pin. Demi Skipper, 29… Video, Audio
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From Alzheimer's doctor to Alzheimer's patient
Dr Daniel Gibbs has spent his career caring for patients with Alzheimer's disease, now he has a front-row seat, after receiving the diagnosis himself. Audio
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Aotearoa on Air: Māori Radio - episode four
Audio 12 Dec 2021What is the future of Māori radio? Kaimahi of Māori radio share their perspectives on digital platforms and social media. Audio
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How music can influence our purchasing habits
Professor Adrian North has spent his life studying the psychology of music and how people interact with it in different spaces. He's with us to discuss the psychological cues that music offers up and… Audio
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Why women and men age differently
Of the top 12 causes of death, there's only one in which women die at a higher rate than men. And 85 to 90 percent of centenarians are women. But why? Dr Steve Austad, an expert on ageing, is with us… Audio
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$5-billion asteroid Nereus to fly by this morning
The asteroid 4660 Nereus did a flyby of the earth earlier this morning. Planetary astronomer Dr Michele Bannister, from Canterbury University's School of Physical & Chemical Sciences, discusses 4660… Audio
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Gender self-ID: 'You can change the law'
The media focus at Parliament was on the impact of leadership, but the legislation told a different story – about the impact of the public. That we can each change the law. Audio
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Scribe: 'I didn't like people looking up to me'
Charlotte Ryan talks to Malo Ioane Luafutu, AKA Scribe, about his new documentary on TVNZ, directed by Chris Graham. Audio
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A sit-down with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
Audio 11 Dec 2021In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Deputy Political Editor Craig McCulloch talks with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern about the year that's been. Video, Audio
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Will Storr: why are humans obsessed with status?
Audio 11 Dec 2021British author and journalist Will Storr says we've been competing for status for millions of years, before we were even human. His new book The Status Game: On Social Position and How We Use It… Audio
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Heather Tilbury Phillips: working with fashion icon Mary Quant
Audio 11 Dec 2021In the 1960s Mary Quant broke the mould of conventional fashion with her creative and playful designs that personified the energy of Swinging London. Famously credited for creating the mini skirt… Audio
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Covid-19: Medical Council investigating Kaiapoi doctor
The Medical Council says it's urgently working with the Ministry of Health and the police to investigate a Kaiapoi doctor who has been filmed issuing fraudulent vaccination exemption certificates.
Ne… Audio
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Adamantium
Adamantium is the indestructible material infused onto the skeleton of mutant X-men hero - Wolverine. But what is it really? Audio
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Table manners from a food critic
Is it still frowned upon to eat with your mouth open? How about elbows on the table, or checking your texts during dinner? Food critic of more than 40 years David Burton is here to tell us which… Audio
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First electric ferry in Southern Hemisphere afloat in Wellington
The first electric ferry in the Southern Hemisphere will soon be switched on and leading the charge across the Wellington harbour.
The ferry will be launched next week, but the Prime Minister got her… Video, Audio