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Covid-19: No MIQ rule changes in 2021
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins is backing away from any suggestion there could be changes to MIQ requirements by the end of the year.
At his weekly press conference updating progress on the… Video, Audio
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Review -The Sparks Brothers
Edgar Wright's documentary about American group Sparks is released just as band-members Russell and Ron Mael launch their own musical, Annette, at the Cannes Film Festival. The Sparks Brothers… Video, Audio
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Flood-hit Westport braces for more heavy rain amid clean-up
West Coast residents are bracing for more heavy rain as the flood-hit region grapples with finding acccomodation for those whose homes have been destroyed.
The Associate Housing Minister visited the… Video, Audio
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'Red tape' keeping GPs from giving Covid-19 vaccine, doctors say
Too much red tape and risk-averse health authorities means family doctors have been effectively sidelined when it comes to giving Covid-19 vaccinations, the head of Aotearoa's largest general practice… Video, Audio
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Space balls on display in Ashburton
In 1972 a number of heavy titanium spheres dropped out of the sky and landed in paddocks across Ashburton. Owen Moore, Treasurer of the Ashburton Aviation Museum talks to Jesse about their unique… Audio
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The upcoming moon wobble and what we can expect
The 'Moon Wobble' made headlines this past week after a US study looked at it's impact on high tides and flooding. Climate scientist Professor David Noone explains it all to Jesse. Audio
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Malia Paseka: Tonga's new flagbearer for the Tokyo Olympics
The Tongan taekwondo star is set to make her Olympic debut, but it's not the competition or the threat of Covid-19 that's giving her sweaty palms. Audio
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Bougainville progress independence talks with PNG
Bougainville and Papua New Guinena move forward on their negotiations over the independence referendum. Audio
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Politics, covid strategies and the path of a pandemic
Three closely aligned nations, three different political approaches, and three very different results when it comes to the path taken by the pandemic. Audio
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GCSB boss concerned at hacks from China exploiting security vulnerabilities
New Zealand's cyber security agency believes China has been behind numerous hack attacks spanning years.
The government joined western allies and Japan in calling out Beijing for so-called… Video, Audio
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Gillespie: NZ calling out China cyber hacking highly significant
The Chinese Embassy has accused New Zealand of lodging groundless accusations about cyber attacks in a malicious smear against China.
The Embassy says New Zealand has adopted a "cold war mentality"… Audio
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Papuans challenge constitutionality of Jakarta's new special autonomy law
Papuans challenge constitutionality of Jakarta's new special autonomy law. Audio
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Series 2 | Episode 3: Ahi Kōmau - He Kākano Ahau: Wawatatia
In an episode that is close to Kahu’s heart, we talk about how mātauranga Māori might help us find solution and understanding on the topic of suicide. Audio
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The tricky topic of taxing tech companies
Everyone has to pay their fair share of tax - but worldwide, the big tech multi-nationals have been getting away with paying far less than others. There are plans to change that. Audio
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Violent criminal behaviour up like never before - police boss
Violent criminal behaviour directed at police is ramping up like never before according to the Police Commissioner.
Video taken at the weekend shows a Auckland police officer on the ground as a man… Video, Audio
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Expert on UFOs
Recently the Pentagon released a report on UFOs, reigniting the interest in the possibilities of extra-terrestrial life. This week's expert is space physicist Craig Rodger. Audio
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Tax is Love, says Shamubeel Eaqub
A panel at Wanaka's Festival of Colour considers whether taxation is love. Lynn Freeman talks to Max Rashbrooke, Prof. Lisa Marriott and Shamubeel Eaqub in April 2021. Audio
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Love & Loss - decades of personal memories
Audio 18 Jul 2021A birthday card sent back and forth between a father and daughter over 20 years, and a poem left in a car's windscreen wiper ending an affair... These are among the deeply personal treasures featuring… Audio
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The history and future of the mobile phone
It seems hard to think of a time when we didn't all have a cellphone. Daniel Bliss is a professor of Electrical Engineering and he's with us to look at how cellphone technology has developed over the… Audio
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A deeply unsympathetic media campaign
Employers have put their hands out for more migrant workers to fill gaps in their rosters over the last two weeks, but their campaign may have hit a sour note. Audio
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Staying alive for the next 40 years? Treasury is planning your future.
How will decisions made about Covid-19, climate change, housing and an ageing population play out 40 years from now? The Treasury is making predictions and wants the public to weigh in. Audio
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INTRODUCING: Isla Noon
Isla Noon is an emerging pop singer with an edge. Isla talks about her love of synths, performing mini-concerts for her family as a kid, and introduces her new song 'Talk About Us'. Video, Audio
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Doug Wilson: New drug for Alzheimer's and new vaccine for malaria
Audio 17 Jul 2021Doug Wilson discussing approval by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the first new drug for Alzheimer's disease in 18 years and the creation of a new vaccine against malaria that is hoped… Audio
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Dr Tara Shirvani on the environmental cost of crypto: 'We have to find solutions'
Audio 17 Jul 2021Bitcoin mining is a way people can acquire cryptocurrency without buying it. While the process may be lucrative, it is also hugely energy intensive. Dr Tara Shirvani is an infrastructure specialist… Audio
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What does inflation rise mean for our spending and saving?
Inflation has hit a ten year high, meaning our food is more expensive, fruit and veges in particular.
Latest stats for the June quarter show prices have shot up more than 7 percent since March and… Video, Audio
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Local wildlife passageways protecting our native species
Earlier this week, we did an interview about California approving the largest 'animal freeway' in the world. Principal Environmental specialist for Waka Kotahi, David Greig, talks to Jesse about our… Audio
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Fiji communities pulling together amid Covid-19 crisis
Audio 16 Jul 2021Heartwarming stories out of Fiji amid a worsening Covid-19 crisis ordinary people are joining hands to help the most vulnerable within their communities. Audio
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MSD Minister discusses delayed reviews of sanctions cases
Thousands of women who had their benefits docked are still waiting for their cases to be reviewed more than two years after the Minister ordered MSD to take a second look.
The women had up to $28 a… Video, Audio
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Swimming in the wild becoming a 'thing' of the past
It's a sign of the times that these days we have to check whether an awa, roto, or moana is "swimmable" before taking a dip. Ingrid Horrocks has just published a piece for The Guardian about her… Audio
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George W Bush lashes out at Afghanistan withdrawl
Former US President George W Bush has spoken out about his fears over US troops withdawing from Afganistan - warning of "unbelievably bad" consequences.
His administration launched the US military… Audio