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Mary Trump: Healing after an era of division in the US
The morning after Mary Trump's uncle Donald Trump became president of the United States. She wrote down these words: “Demeaned, diminished, debased.” Audio
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Covid-19 vaccinations: Kiwis urged to wear short sleeves
Audio 25 Aug 2021The Immunisation Advisory Centre's Loretta Roberts tells us why long sleeves could be slowing down the vaccine roll out. Audio
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Rutherford's work worthy of three Nobel prizes
Nobel Peace Prize winner Ernest Rutherford is known for splitting the atom, however, AUT professor of chemistry Allan Blackman says Rutherford should have won three Nobel prizes for his experiments.
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The Auckland carpenter becoming a YouTube star
Scott Brown's youtube HOW TO videos are helping do-it-yourselfers around the country and overseas. It's a family affair, with partner, Jessica Bell's ideas and creativity reflected in the tutorials… Audio
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Covid-19: Nadia Lim's tips for surviving without takeaways
Lockdown means no takeaways, no uber eats and often long lines at the supermarket. But perhaps it also allows - or forces us - to be more creative in the kitchen. Celebrity chef Nadia Lim gave Corin… Audio
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Is 'All Whites' still alright?
New Zealand Football is copping flak for being overly woke after putting the 'All Whites' moniker up for discussion.
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Changing Migration in New Zealand
Julian Wood, Senior Researcher at independent think tank the Maxim Institute joins us to talk about what immigration policy could and should look like as we head out of the pandemic. Audio
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How to prevent lockdown locking your vehicle down
Cars are complicated, and not all of us know how to properly care for them. Last year, when the country came out of Alert Level 4 lockdown, the AA had a record number of callouts for the simplest of… Audio
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RNZ Music's most binge-worthy content
RNZ Music has complied all the binge-worthy content you need to keep you entertained during lockdown, including documentaries, live music, deep dives, and chats with your favourite artists. Video
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Bikers, runners, walkers sign up for Trails Wellington app
Thousands of Wellington walkers, runners and mountain bikers have signed up to a new app, supporting the volunteer network that advocates for and builds tracks in the city's town belt. Trails… Audio, Gallery
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'Pivotal days ahead of us' - Covid-19 modeller Rodney Jones
Audio 23 Aug 2021What can we expect through this Covid-19 cluster, and when the cluster is brought under control?
According to one expert, Delta has changed the land so much the relative freedoms of the last 18… Video, Audio
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Auckland still needs Covid-19 vaccination priority - Phil Goff
Audio 23 Aug 2021Ninety-nine of the 107 cases in this Delta cluster are in Auckland. Just eight are in the capital.
So far no other cities or towns have returned positives for the more transmissible strain.
And the… Video, Audio
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'What's meant for you will come' - Hayellom Tesfay on kickboxing
In the second part to the story of Auckland's Kings Academy martial arts club, Kadambari Raghukumar speaks to rising star kickboxer, Ethiopia-born Hayellom Tesfay. Audio
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Hinemihi Te Ao Tawhito - A Connection to the Past
The story of Hinemihi Te Ao Tawhito is about connection, producer Justine Murray weaves together some of those stories in part one of this series. Audio
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Business Committee: the power behind the chamber
Collectively the MPs can make Parliament’s rules, but just a few of them can short circuit that and agree together what will happen. Audio
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The Sampler: Joan Armatrading, Tkay Maidza, Phoebe Rings
Tony Stamp has a lockdown listen to UK music legend Joan Armatrading’s twentieth album, the third EP in a series by Zimbabwe-born, Australia-raised, LA-based hip hop musician Tkay Maidza, and the… Audio
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Felix Marquardt: will re-embracing nomadism save humanity?
Felix Marquardt is a French author, former PR consultant and senior advisor to world leaders and CEOs, some he admits shady. His first book The New Nomads boldly proposes the future of humanity and… Audio
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Dr Chris Smith: dealing with Delta in the community
Our regular commentator, Cambridge University consultant clinical virologist Dr Chris Smith joins us with the latest Covid-19 science, and to answer your questions. With New Zealand suddenly placed… Audio
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Helen Clark remembers close friend and colleague Sir Michael Cullen
Sir Michael Cullen's life and legacy are being celebrated across the political spectrum today.
The former Deputy Prime Minister died in Whakatāne last night after being diagnosed with lung cancer… Video, Audio
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Lockdown fakeaways
Audio 20 Aug 2021Craving your Friday night fish and chips fix? Yearning for a weekend burger binge? Hankering for a ramen? RNZ has you covered. (Provided you had the foresight to mask up and get to the supermarket… Video
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Understanding the science behind Covid-19 genomic sequencing
We've all benefited from how quickly our science community has worked to gather crucial information about the virus in this most recent community outbreak of Covid 19. To help us understand how it's… Audio
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Weightlifter David Liti entertaining with MIQ activities
Weightlifter David Liti made an impressive Olympic debut in the superweight heavyweight division finishing fifth, this after winning gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. But it's what he's been doing… Audio
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Why government's won't act on climate change
Audio 19 Aug 2021In August the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change gave humanity a code red alert, and told us the Earth could be just 10 years from heating by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius. Political economist… Audio
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Afghan tells of miraculous escape aboard US plane
An Afghan has told of his miraculous escape from Kabul this week, crammed aboard a US cargo plane.
Images from the plane have gone viral - of hundreds of people refusing to get off in the hopes of… Audio
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The Pre-Panel with Penny Ashton and David Farrar
Audio 19 Aug 2021Panellists Penny Ashton and David Farrar share what they have been thinking about. RNZ's Megan Whelan joins us to talk about baking trends in lockdown. Audio
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How a Liverpudlian discovered his whakapapa in Aotearoa
Lewis Contini grew up in Liverpool in England not knowing who his father was. It turns out his grandfather was a famous musician in the band Herbs! Lewis came here to visit, and never left. He tells… Audio
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Afghan tells of being aboard crammed US plane
Ramin Rahman is someone who somehow managed to escape Kabul this week. He's a photojournalist from Kabul who was in the city when Taliban forces invaded earlier this week. He spoke to Worldwatch's Max… Audio
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Lost in translation: how translators have shaped world history
Would Hiroshima have been bombed if the Japanese language contained a phrase meaning 'no comment'? Did a mistaken translation of the Italian "canali" -- or channels -- shape the space race to Mars… Audio
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A new way to make vaccines
This week, how information flows in the cell from DNA to proteins, and how scientists have tapped into this to enable a new way to make vaccines using messenger RNA. Audio
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Dr Siouxsie Wiles answers Covid questions
Audio 18 Aug 2021With new knowledge that Covid-19 is airborne, Microbiologist Associate Professor Dr Siouxsie Wiles says we need to physically disconnect for a while. She joins us on Lately to talk about mask wearing… Audio