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It's instinctive to avoid unnecessary activity, says academic
Harvard professor of human evolutionary biology and author of the new book, Exercised, Daniel Lieberman explains how we evolved to be physically active, but we never evolved to do physical activity… Audio
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The MPs scrutinising the Covid-19 rules
Some ministers and ministries have special powers to unilaterally make new laws. And a small group of lawyerly MPs have the job of breaking out the microscope and checking they do it right. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 5 December 2021
Hymns for the second Sunday in Advent include Shirley Murray’s Look towards Christmas, and People look East. Audio
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Prof Tony Ward: helping violent offenders lead better lives
It's very easy to view people who commit criminal offences as "moral strangers", says Professor Tony Ward, but we all have the same innate human needs. Audio
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Michael Lindsay-Hogg: The unlikely star in new Beatles film 'Get Back'
Among the fascinating characters hovering around The Beatles in Peter Jackson's documentary Get Back is Michael Lindsay-Hogg, the director charged with making a film out of the band's rehearsals for… Audio
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Marcus Du Sautoy: the art of the shortcut in math and life
Oxford mathematician Marcus du Sautoy says humankind's laziness might just be its saving grace. Despite being frowned upon, du Sautoy says our inherent reluctance for hard work can often lead us to… Audio
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NASA James Webb Telescope to study Solar System
Audio 3 Dec 2021NASA's James Webb Telescope is a large infrared telescope and is designed to be the 'premier observatory of the next decade'. It's main purpose is to study every phase in the history of our Universe… Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Unvaccinated shearers are a vexing issue for East Coast sheep stations, the feed situation's come right in Manawatu and between showers, everyone's making baleage in Canterbury. Audio
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Some Whangārei outlets adapt to keep serving unvaccinated in traffic light system
Some Northland businesses are refusing to stop serving unvaccinated customers, instead adapting the new traffic light framework to cater to everyone.
Checkpoint reporter Nita Blake-Persen has the… Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101, talks about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, and picks a track to play. Audio
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Jess Daniell partners with Salvation Army for Xmas
Jess Daniell, of Jess's Underground Kitchen fame, tells us about her Christmas collaboration with The Salvation Army. Audio
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Restaurant Association grapple with new traffic lights, passes
Restaurants, bars and hospitality venues in Auckland can open again this evening and many are already booked out with Aucklanders keen for a freshly pulled pint or if you're getting up as early as us… Audio
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New Zealand Pottery and Ceramics
Audio 2 Dec 2021Richard Fahey from the School of Creative Industries at UNITEC joins us for a regular chat about ceramics. Audio
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Gilded: a reimagining of Rumpelstiltskin
American author Marissa Meyer has spent much of the past decade reimagining the classic fairy stories we think we know so well, and turning them into smash hits. Her first novel, Cinder, became a New… Audio
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New 'anti-troll' law in Australia won't curb cyberbullying
A new "anti-troll" law in Australia will hold social media platforms liable for hurtful comments on their websites. The law will define the social media companies like Facebook and Instagram as the… Audio
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Listening to the hum of the Alpine Fault
A team of scientists are installing an array of seismic sensors along the South Island's Alpine Fault. Claire Concannon joins them to find out how and why. Video, Audio
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The insta business scheme raising red flags
An international multi-level marketing scheme operating in New Zealand uses social media influencers to entice people to enter a complex financial world they know nothing about. Audio
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Movie review - Petite Maman
Petite Maman is a French "what if?" story about how an 8-year-old girl makes a new friend, who may be her mother at the same age. Written and directed by Céline Sciamma (Portrait of a Lady on Fire). Video, Audio
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Why we all have a different scent - Jude Stewart
Journalist Jude Stewart says access to many memories, and even information about our health, is right under our nose. Audio
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100 Years of Radio with Nancy Croad
To mark 100 years on radio, listeners have been sharing their special memories with us. Jesse speaks with Nancy Croad about what she remembers. Audio
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Podcast Critic: Caitlin Cherry
Audio 1 Dec 2021Caitlin Cherry reviews Bondi Badlands and also discusses British Scandal, which takes us back to some of the biggest scandals in modern British history. Audio
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Buy it if you see it - Food & Grocery Council CEO's Christmas warning
You may have noticed empty shelves at some supermarkets, particularly in Auckland.
Bare supermarket shelves, swathes of missing products, your favourite must-have ingredients missing.
Countdown is… Video, Audio
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100 Years of Radio with Anne Johnston
To mark 100 years on radio, listeners have been sharing their special memories with us. Anne Johnston speaks to Jesse about how radio has been an integral part of her life. Audio
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Bold business journalism play pays off with sale
New Zealand Herald publisher NZME has shaken up the business news scene with an agreement to buy subscription-based service BusinessDesk. It rewards a bold moved by the founder 13 years ago - and also…
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Episode 8: Your Questions Answered
We have answered the questions we wish we had known to ask, now we are answering yours. Audio
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The strange disappearance and reappearance of Peng Shuai
Is the mysterious disappearance of Peng Shuai – and her unconvincing 'reappearance' - a watershed moment in the Chinese chapter of the MeToo movement? Audio
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Biodiversity and Childhood Leukaemia
Back iin October 2018 we spoke to US Forest Service, Research Forester Geoffrey Donovan about the benefits that urban trees and biodiversity have on us as a society. At that time Geoffrey was putting… Audio
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100 things we have lost in the Internet age - Pamela Paul
Audio 29 Nov 2021Pamela Paul, the editor of the New York Times Book Review, tells us about the ways the Internet has changed us. Audio
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Making maps with Anton Thomas
Audio 29 Nov 2021Cartographer Anton Thomas joins Jesse to talk about the history of maps and the work that goes into creating them. Audio
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Best of 2021: The environment
Best of 2021: Healing the land in Taranaki, New Zealand's pioneer Atmospheric scientist Dave Lowe and New Zealand's least travelled paths all featured among our top environment stories of the year. Video