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REVIEW: Three of the Best Musical Docuseries Streaming in NZ
The advent of streaming platforms has meant a rise in niche programming. And if you’re a music fan, that’s good news. Tony Stamp made the most of the latest lockdown to catch up on some of the music… Video
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Scotty Morrison - modern phrases in te reo
Te reo Maori advocate and teacher, Professor Scotty Morrison shares some modern Maori phrases. It's been 10 years since his first Raupo Phrasebook of Modern Maori hit the shelves. Audio
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The Dinosaur Hunters of history
The word "dinosaur" has only been around for a couple of hundred years, but people have been finding the fossilised remains of prehistoric animals for more than a thousand years. Dr Lowell Dingus'… Audio
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Fine dining chef offers up Mum's lasagne
Ben Shewry’s Melbourne fine dining restaurant Attica has been able to survive through lockdowns thanks to his mum’s lasagne recipe. Audio
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Covid-19: Countries throwing out wasted vaccines
An NBC investigation into Covid-19 vaccine wastage in the US, finds that since March about 15 millions doses have been thrown out - that's more than some developing nations have been able to… Audio
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Why you can't just spend to increase ICU bed numbers
Why have our intensive care facilities failed to keep up with population growth and demographic shifts?
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Online Learning Booming
As more and more people embrace online learning, University of Canterbury Clinical Psychology Professor Julia Rucklidge joins us to talk about her Mental Health and Nutrition course which now has over… Audio
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The importance of using the right language in Covid times
The Samoan community in South Auckland feels dented and diminished by its experiences with the health system. When it comes to Pasifika people, getting the messaging right is vital.
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'This is a humanitarian crisis. New Zealand has the capacity to accommodate more' - Afghans in Aotearoa
Kadambari Raghukumar talks to Zahra Hussaini and Mahsheed Mahjor both originally from Kabul and now live in Christchurch - how has the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan affected the lives of their… Audio
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An angler and a surfer on the rivers, riptides & roads of New Zealand
Angler Dougal Rillstone and surfer Derek Morrison talk to fellow explorer Bruce Ansley about their love for the wild places of Aotearoa. Audio
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Media confront thorny questions raised by terror attack
When a terrorist struck on Friday, the media were confronted with shocking reports and images - but also thorny questions about what happened and why - and how much they could reveal. Audio
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Todd Antony: sharing images of remarkable subcultures worldwide
Formerly based in London, now in lockdown in Auckland, photographer Todd Antony usually travels the reaches of the globe on ambitious commercial and personal projects, racking up numerous… Audio, Gallery
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Tim Dean: is it time to ditch our outdated moral beliefs?
In his debut book How We Became Human: And Why We Need To Change, Sydney-based philosopher, writer and teacher Tim Dean looks at how we evolved to be moral creatures, and why some of our evolved… Audio
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Terrorism specialist says NZ's law has been outdated for years
Because the terrorist was under surveillance, police were in position to shoot him and end the knife attack within 60 seconds of it starting. That was a quick response according to Dr John Battersby.
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Dozens of residents stranded at Bethell's Beach
John Paice from Bethells Beach Cottages joins us for an update on the situation after storms hit the Auckland region. Audio
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Students' no-ice device has farmers interested
Three students from Mackenzie College / Aro o Te Tika in South Canterbury have developed a solution to stop water troughs from freezing over in winter. Audio
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New Lynn terror attack: Mayor frustrated details of attacker withheld by law
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says it's frustrating not all the details of the attacker can be revealed because of a court order.
He knew nothing about the individual beforehand. But he said from his… Video, Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Charlotte 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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Caleb Nott on the new BROODS single
The talented indie-pop siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott, known as BROODS have released their first single for two years. Caleb talks to Jesse about the song which some say is their darkest yet. Video, Audio
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Number of superannuitants earning over $200k triples in a decade
The number of pensioners getting superannuation payments while son income of more than $200,000 has more than tripled over the past decade.
Superannuitants are the largest group of beneficiaries in… Audio
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Salvage effort underway in Picton after train fell in harbour
A salvage effort is underway in Picton Harbour for a runaway locomotive and wagon that have tipped into the water.
KiwiRail says it wasn't being loaded onto a ship at the time.
It weighs about 50… Video, Audio
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Radio With Pictures: the TV show that was NZ's alternative music source in the '70s and '80s
Radio With Pictures was an alternative music programme that was appointment viewing for a generation of music fans on a Sunday evening, from 1976 to 1988. Former presenter Karyn Hay and former… Video, Audio
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Employers want more women to be in trades roles
For women considering a career change - some interesting news. A new survey shows employees in the trade sector want to hire more women, but they need support to do it. The survey was carried out by… Video, Audio
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Setting Vaping Alight
Audio 1 Sep 2021John Safran is an Australian satirist, documentary maker and author, joins us to talk about his new book Puff Piece - a probing look into Big Tobacco and the vaping industry. Audio
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Afghan refugee, UK doctor & global charity founder: Waheed Arian
Audio 1 Sep 2021President Joe Biden has again addressed the American people about the withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying continuing a military presence would not enhance the safety and security of America. The US 20… Audio, Gallery
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Taliban want the international press to stay in Afghanistan
To Afghanistan now where the Taliban are celebrating victory in the wake of the last American soldiers leaving the country after an occupation lasting almost 20 years. On the ground in Kabul is al… Audio
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The complexities of getting our food onto shop shelves
How the Delta variant has blown a hole in the security of our supply chains.
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New Music from Swingbridge
Swingbridge is the new musical vehicle of southern NZ songsmith Bridget Ellis and friends. She joins us to talk about her latest release. Audio
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'Middle age spread' and other metabolism myths
Evolutionary anthropologist Herman Pontzer busts misconceptions about metabolism, including the idea that it slows down as we age, in the new book Burn. Audio
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'Hangi in a bottle': liquid smoke flavoured with kānuka
Business and chemical engineering academics are transforming native Kanuka into a 'liquid smoke' startup - tasting like hangi in a bottle. The hidden flavour of Kanuka has been captured in an… Audio, Gallery