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Why you can swear on bFM, but not on Morning Report
After flying under the radar for 25 years, student radio station bFM's expletive-laden BSA promo landed in front of the Authority. So why was the complaint not upheld?
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Calling London
Audio 30 Aug 2021We check on things over in the UK with BBC World journalist Rich Preston. Audio
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Businesses south of Auckland prepare to shift levels
Audio 30 Aug 2021We take a look at how businesses are gearing up fo the change in levels. Audio
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'Throw the vaccine textbook' at Covid-19 right now - top immunologist
The government may have to manage demand for vaccines after a rush to get the jab following the latest Covid-19 outbreak.
There are now 562 community Delta cases - 547 of them in Auckland, 15 in… Video, Audio
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The power of the 'nudge' to motivate people
There are carrots and sticks to motivate someone to do something they should. And then there's the nudge. Behavioural economist Richard Thaler tells Jesse that people can be nudged in the right… Audio
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Nine to Noon Short Story Competition launched. Get typing!
The clock is ticking to enter the first ever Nine to Noon Short Story Competition! We already have hundreds of entries! The prize? Five winning stories will be produced for radio and broadcast on… Audio
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From poverty to helping trace Covid-19
Tough lessons in survival and strategy led Alan Chew to become a leader in innovation and philanthropy. The 66-year-old's now garnering applause for his role in helping New Zealand combat Covid-19. Audio
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Hinemihi Te Ao Tawhito - Connecting People
Nga Kohinga Whakairo o Hinemihi discuss their role in ensuring that the successful exchange of carvings is first grounded in kōrero about future aspirations for the ancestral house here and abroad. Audio
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There are 800 Māori with PhDs, so why are there only five Māori HoDs other than in Māori Studies?
Prof. Jacinta Ruru talks with fellow Māori academics about being Māori in a university. A highlight of 2021's Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival. Audio
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Charlotte Bellis: 'I'll stay in Afghanistan as long as I can'
New Zealand Al Jazeera journalist Charlotte Bellis had been visiting Kabul Airport -- the only way in and out of Afghanistan at the moment -- this week, as locals and foreign nationals alike tried to… Video, Audio
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Fast food: cooking tips from Vanessa Baxter
People are cooking more again now that we are back in lockdown, but many of us are missing (or perhaps craving) the speciality dishes we enjoy from our favourite takeaway restaurants. Former… Audio
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Covid-19 update with Professor Michael Baker
Last year, he was our most regular -- and arguably most popular -- guest on Sunday mornings, and he's obliging us again this morning after making a welcome return to the show last week. Epidemiologist… Audio
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Dr Richard Webby: 'We'll all catch Covid-19 eventually'
The Coronavirus is here forever. This is how we live with it. That was the rather foreboding headline from a recent article in The Atlantic which quoted a number of leading medical authorities… Audio
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Bryan Brown: Aussie actor turns crime writer with debut book Sweet Jimmy
Audio 28 Aug 2021Australian actor Bryan Brown is a familiar face on our screens. Brown is adding another feather to his cap by trying his hand at crime writing. Audio
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The Sampler: Charlotte Day Wilson, Joy Orbison, Adelaide Cara
On The Sampler this week Tony Stamp attempts to stave off cabin fever by checking out three debut albums - one from Canadian soul singer Charlotte Day Wilson, one from UK dance producer Joy Orbison… Audio
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Dr Norman Swan: Covid Trans-Tasman relations
Audio 28 Aug 2021Covid-19 has seen Sydney investigative journalist and broadcaster Dr Norman Swan thrust into a role as arguably Australia's most well-known doctor and a trusted voice in the long pandemic. He joins us… Audio
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Covid-19 Minister on vaccine supply for students, lockdown borders, hospitalisations
A max vaccination of New Zealand's school-aged children right now is not possible currently, as there is not enough of the Pfizer vaccine in the country, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says.
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Audio 27 Aug 2021Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 on RNZ, talks about what's happening on the music scene, what's coming up on her show, and picks us a track to play. Audio
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Native bush restoration group celebrating 30 years
One of Wellington's oldest native bush restoration projects is celebrating 30 years since the first seedlings were planted. Audio
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Biden responds to Kabul attack
Audio 27 Aug 2021The US President Joe Biden has just spoken about the deadly explosions which have rocked Kabul . He has said the American evacuation would continue and retribution would follow at a time of America's… Audio
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Running up the flag in Scott Base
New Zealand is to get a new, modern, and expensive development at Scott Base. Is it just for science - or are other factors at play here?
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Library overdue fines settled for good
Louise LaHatte from Auckland Libraries tells us why they've decided to get rid of overdue fines and about the services they're still offering during lockdown level 4. Audio
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Pregnant NZ woman declined MIQ emergency spot six times
A pregnant New Zealand woman with a medical condition that could put her and her unborn child at risk is stranded in the United States and uninsured, after being declined an emergency MIQ spot six… Video, Audio
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Cases rising, but Google data suggest NZers are sticking to lockdown rules
The number of locations of interest, and close contacts, continue to grow in the Delta outbreak. There are now 210 active cases in the community. But the good news is, Google's latest Community… Audio
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NCEA exams pushed back, 'Covid credits' on the cards
Around 150 thousand NCEA and scholarship students will sit their external exams two weeks later due to the Covid lockdown. The Qualifications Authority notified schools yesterday of the changes. The… Audio
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Silver Scroll top 5 announced
Troy Kingi, Maisey Rika, and Jonathan Pearce are double nominees in this year's APRA Silver Scroll top 5. Video
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What's changed in a year with our must-view 1pm covid update
It's the same but darker - and at times lighter - than the 1pm Beehive presser of last year's lockdown.
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Activism, Feminism, Politics and Parliament
Audio 25 Aug 2021One of New Zealand's most eminent political actors Margaret Wilson joins us to talk about her recently released memoir, Activism, Feminism, Politics and Parliament. Audio
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Movie review - Max Richter’s Sleep
Dan Slevin wholeheartedly recommends this documentary about composer Max Richter's 8.5-hour ‘lullaby’ being performed in front of an audience of sleeping people. Video, Audio
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Paekakariki beach may go without lifeguards this summer
There's a risk there will be no surf lifeguards at Paekakariki beach, on the Kāpiti Coast, this summer.
Paekakariki Surf Lifeguards' clubhouse has been closed due to structural concerns.
It's the… Video, Audio