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Sir David Skegg on traffic light system and reopening NZ
The head of the Government's Covid-19 Public Health Advisory Group says the delta outbreak will ultimately speed up our reopening to the world. Epidemiologist Professor Sir David Skegg's group has… Audio
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Covid-19: Government worked hard to make school opening safe - Robertson
Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson is confident it is safe for senior students to return to school on Tuesday.
Robertson said it is understandable some students will be anxious about returning… Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 26 October 2021
Audio 26 Oct 2021Top stories this morning... After 10 weeks of learning from home, about sixty-thousand Auckland school students are heading back to school this morning. The Deputy Prime Minister, Grant Robertson… Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
Last week TradeMe released figures on what the secondhand economy is worth to the country, it turns out most of us have around $1700 worth of goods we part with - without really missing any of it. Up… Audio
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Episode 1: Hey Mum, I think I’m Trans
Buckle up for Ep #1. Joe talks to the iconic Mary Haddock-Staniland about what to do when someone you love comes out as trans and Joe and Pauline revisit the rocky ride that was his own coming out. Audio
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A Decade On Since The Rena Disaster
This year marked the tenth year since the Rena Cargo ship struck the Otaiti reef. A decade on, Irihapeti Dickson talks about her time as a co-ordinator. Audio
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The tale of the Motunui epa
In the 1970s striking carved panels were found in Taranaki while ditches were being dug. They disappeared from the area, and were discovered when art collector George Ortiz in Geneva decided to sell… Audio
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How to dispose of an old phone
Planned obsolesence isn't a new concept - most of us probably get a new phone every year or two, without necessarily thinking about the impact on the environment, or how we might've prolonged the… Audio
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Listeners tell us which classical music they'd love you to hear, and why
We received hundreds of suggestions of classical music you'd love to share with the rest of New Zealand on RNZ Concert. Here are some of the stories which inspired those choices. Video, Audio
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Time is right for new Cousteau documentary
If eco-warrior Jacques-Yves Cousteau was still alive today, he'd be alarmed by the state of the planet's oceans and the wild creatures in them, says Becoming Cousteau co-writer Pax Wasserman. And he'd… Audio
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All Blacks v USA test review
Colorado-based Kiwi Chris Adams was in attendance at today's All Blacks v USA rugby test at FedEx Field in Washington, DC. He's also been travelling recently -- visiting four small, smart European… Audio
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Dame Cindy Kiro: the first female Māori governor-general
Audio 23 Oct 2021Dame Cindy Kiro became New Zealand's first female Maori governor-general when she was sworn in at a ceremony at parliament this week. Audio
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Leaving lockdown at the traffic lights: Is New Zealand ready?
In Focus on politics, Is New Zealand ready to move to the new Covid future? Audio
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Entrepreneurship scheme for Ni-Vanuatu seasonal workers a Pacific first
A new programme has been launched to help with the economic reintergration of seasonal workers returning to Vanuatu. People who have been working on orchards, vineyards and in packhouses in Australia… Audio
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Screen fatigue: Tips for giving our eyes a rest
Audio 22 Oct 2021Since the pandemic began, many of us have spent more time than ever in front of our screens. Be it the work computer, our laptop, phone or television! So what can we do about it to give our eyes a… Audio
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A pundit backlash against actual experts
Analysis: Our epidemiologists and Covid modellers have faced an increasingly bitter series of barbs from commentators and columnists over the last month, and it's making their often thankless task… Audio
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Perlina Lau's must-see TV
Audio 22 Oct 2021There's plenty of good TV on the streamers this month, says RNZ's Perlina Lau, who gives her take on six shows worthy of your attention in October. Video
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Poliomyelitis virtually eradicated from globe due to vaccine
Iconic city landmarks around New Zealand will be lit purple this Sunday to mark World Polio Day, and to remember the more than 800 New Zealanders who died from the Poliomyelitis virus during the… Audio
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Shortages of construction materials are starting to bite
Builders and other tradespeople have been struggling with empty shop shelves; weeks, sometimes month-long delays in delivery of essential materials and soaring costs. The issues are far from over. Audio
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Stuff the British Stole
Audio 21 Oct 2021Throughout its reign, the British Empire stole a lot of stuff. Today those objects are housed in genteel institutions across the UK and the world. Marc Fennell Australian journalist, and host of SBS's… Audio
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Victoria University looks to expand vaccination mandate
A growing number of workplaces are considering bringing in Covid vaccine mandates. The Warehouse Group has begun consulting with staff about a directive for staff to be vaccinated.
Victoria… Video, Audio
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Micronesian president talks Pacific politics
The president of the Federated States of Micronesia says geopolitical competition in the Pacific is not as fraught as often believed.
David Panuelo also insists Australia's recent nuclear submarine… Audio
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Schools reopening too late for many: principals
Secondary principals in South Auckland say the government's plans for reopening schools will be too late for many of their students. Students in years 11, 12 and 13 will be allowed back to school in… Audio
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Covid-19: Health worker MIQ spots a start, but more needs to be done to boost ICU capacity - expert
An intensive care specialist says more spots in MIQ for health workers is a start, but more needs to be done.
The Government says it will now guarantee 300 spots a month in managed isolation for… Audio
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The details behind the data
This week on Our Changing World, Aotearoa Science Agency's Damian Christie speaks to three scientists about the world of data. Video, Audio
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Submissions: Advice that causes change
A bill on internet censorship shows why giving advice to Parliament is worth the effort. Select Committees, bills change. Audio
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Our Changing World: These data days
Audio 20 Oct 2021Damian Christie speaks to Dr Andrew Chen about data – its importance in underpinning decision making, how data is converted into information, and how it can be used or misused. Audio
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What's for dinner: The tyranny of meal planning
Writer Virginia Sole-Smith tells us why she describes meal planning as a form of tyranny and misogyny. Audio
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Thank Your Cleaner Day: 'I'm proud of the fact that I'm Nelson's loo lady'
Local legend Estelle Courtney, who works at the Nelson Superloo, joins us to celebrate the work of cleaners in New Zealand. Audio
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New performing arts space for Ōtepoti
The Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust is ready to take bookings for its pilot performing arts venue in the centre of the city. Audio