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'This is deeper into The Beatles than we've been before'
Beatles fans have been awaiting Sir Peter Jackson's new three-part documentary 'The Beatles - Get Back' with keen anticipation ever since the project was first announced. Using 60 hours of footage and… Audio, Gallery
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Calling Home: Rebecca Brady in Buffalo, N.Y.
Wellington-born, Buffalo-based business owner and mother of three Rebecca Brady isn't exaggerating when she says her life has become a bit hectic in the last few weeks. Rebecca is the founder of an… Audio, Gallery
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Why we need to can the phoney generation wars
We've heard it all before. 'Boomers' - arguably the most disliked generation - only think about themselves, while millennials (aka 'snowflakes') wouldn't know a hard day's work if it slapped them… Audio
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Radio in NZ 100 not out. But what next?
Radio in New Zealand marked its centenary this week with tributes to its staying power in the past - and confident claims it’s here to stay for the future. Several stations now have bigger audiences… Audio
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Looking back on tech titans' takeover of media
Facebook’s all-powerful founder has rebooted his trillion-dollar company as ‘Meta’ and he’s planning for a new virtual ‘metaverse’ for us in five years. But the real world mess Facebook’s made in… Audio
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Groundswell promises to be "mother of all protests"
Back in July, farmers and their friends took to the streets of more than 50 towns and cities in New Zealand in 'A Howl of Protest' against what they said is a "a tsunami of regulations." Today the… Audio
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The Sampler: Tori Amos, Snail Mail, Skymning
Tony Stamp rummages through Tori Amos' nature-inspired sixteenth album, guitar-pop wunderkind Snail Mail's second, and an electronic tribute to a lost friend by Tāmaki producer Skymning. Audio
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Alina Chan: finding the origins of Covid-19
The origin of Covid-19 still remains a mystery that may never be solved. Was it the result of a spillover from animals to humans, or the result of a lab leak? The idea that the SARS-CoV-2 virus could… Audio
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No rest for the wicked at Lees Valley Station
The new farm manager at one of New Zealand's biggest sheep and beef properties in North Canterbury has hit the ground running. As well as getting up to speed with a holistic grazing system established… Video, Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Hot, windy weather has been very drying for Hawke's Bay and in Nelson, the bees have been taken out of gold kiwifruit blocks and are now in with the green. Audio
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Bay of Plenty iwi asks summer visitors to rethink plans due to limited health resources
Bay of Plenty iwi Te Whānau a Apanui spokesperson and Ōpōtiki District Councillor Louis Rapihana told Checkpoint the iwi's request for holiday visitors to stay away was partly prompted by local… Video, Audio
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Listener shares reality of life in a polyamorous relationship
Wallace speaks to a listener who got in touch about being in a polyamorous relationship. Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Audio 19 Nov 2021Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 here on RNZ each Saturday afternoon from midday talks about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, what's coming up on her show tomorrow and because… Audio
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What are the Swifties up to now? (Taylor's Version)
Afternoons Producer and pop culture nerd Alix Higby gives us an explainer on the latest Taylor Swift developments. Video, Audio
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Perlina Lau's must-see TV
Audio 19 Nov 2021There's plenty of good TV on the streamers this month, says RNZ's Perlina Lau, who gives her take on five of the best to check out in November. Video
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'Send body bags' - Northland iwi collective warns over reopening
"Send body bags" - that's the message from iwi in the north if the government pushes ahead with plans to open the Auckland border.
The collective wants the gateway to te tai tokerau to stay locked… Video, Audio
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Tech: FluBot texts, Tesla's brake software fail, REvil charges laid
Technology correspondent Tony Grasso joins Kathryn to look at how the FluBot malware is spreading by text, rather than email. A software error that causes Tesla's autopilot to slam on the brakes… Audio
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New research into football headers and memory decline - are Kiwi kids protected?
As more research continues to emerge into the effects of heading a football and cognitive decline, there's no move in New Zealand yet to introduce heading regulations for younger players. Children… Audio
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Three Strikes Repeal
Covid-19 may dominate the news but Parliament does also have other things on its agenda. Quite a few things including a repeal of Three Strikes sentencing law. Audio
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The power of rethinking what we think we know
Audio 17 Nov 2021Organisational psychologist Adam Grant says we all need to be willing to unlearn and rethink cherished beliefs and ideas, so that we don't favour the comfort of conviction over the discomfort of… Audio
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Lana Lopesi: Bloody Woman
Dr Lana Lopesi is an author, art critic and Editor in Chief of the Pacific Arts Legacy Project. She is also Interim Director of The Pantograph Punch, and a Lecturer in the School of Art and Design at… Audio
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D day for rugby's eligibility laws
The World Rugby Council will consider a proposal next week to change the sport's eligibility rules to make it easier for players to switch their international allegiance.
Think Lima Sopoaga lining up… Audio
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Meet the Pasifika aiga dedicated to keeping people safe in the water
Audio 17 Nov 2021More than 100 people drown in New Zealand waters each year and one Pasifika family is on a mission to educate the community about keeping safe when making a splash.
The Fuluifaga Chan Foung aiga -… Audio
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Covid-19: Michael Baker urges caution over Auckland border
Otago University epidemiologist Michael Baker is sounding a warning around Auckland's border, citing concerns vaccination rates are not uniformly high.
Christmas and summer holiday plans for… Audio
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The Tigray conflict explained
While we've been wrapped up in our Covid worries and woes, across the world in Africa a catastrophe of immense proportions is unfolding - putting our problems into stark perspective. Audio
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Anna's story: RNZ listener speaks out against myths about alcohol in advertising
Guyon Espiner's documentary "Proof' on New Zealand's drinking culture has struck a chord with RNZ listeners. Anna gave up drinking two and a half years ago and since then she has noticed that there… Video, Audio
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National distances itself from ex-MP after video with discredited academic
The National Party is distancing itself from a former MP who has questioned the effectiveness of the Covid vaccine in a lengthy video that has been labelled dangerous.
Matt King was National's MP in… Audio
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How ancient philosophies apply to modern times
Hipster stoic Ryan Holiday boils down the ancient Greek and Roman philosophy and applies it to our very modern lives. Audio
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Shipwreck tales: mishap, misery and mystery
Wellington writer John McCrystal has been interested in shipwrecks since he was a child, when at the age of six he first heard the tale of the General Grant, which struck the Auckland Islands in 1866… Audio, Gallery
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USA correspondent Ron Elving - US inflation soars
Ron talks to Kathryn about surging inflation and the effect on President Joe Biden and the Democrats, how the conversation around Donald Trump is changing, and the January 6 investigating committee… Audio