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Breaking down bird song
On this week's Our Changing World – how songbirds learn their song, and how researchers in the Southern Hemisphere are trying to correct a long-standing male bias in the songbird world. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Colin Peacock
Audio 14 Jul 2021Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about the Forever War in Afghanistan; football not coming home; UFC = unedifying footage of calamity; a political… Audio
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The struggle to make choices about our own bodies
Our lives, every experience good or bad, is written in every cell of our bodies. It's powerful and yet vulnerable at the same time says British writer and culture critic Olivia Laing. She looks at the… Audio
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Ultramarathon Man: Dean Karnazes
Ultramarathon runner Dean Karnazes has been described as the fittest man on the planet. His achievements in running are a testament to the sheer power of human endurance. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch - revenge for pineapple on pizza
Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Lately. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about controversial sportscaster Martin Devlin reportedly returning to the radio; the Forever War in Afghanistan; football… Audio
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Kiwis capitalise on the pandemic Pokémon boom
There's been a global resurgence of interest and trading in Pokémon cards during the pandemic, and it seems New Zealand isn't immune. Figures from Trade Me show there were over 300,000 searches for… Audio
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Vaxxers: the two women who created the AstraZeneca vaccine
Kathryn speaks with the two women lead the team who created the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine in just ten months. Oxford University Professor of Vaccinology Dame Sarah Gilbert started designing a… Audio
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Taylah Johnson: The Pasifika commentator proving representation matters
Audio 14 Jul 2021Manu Samoa played Tonga in the first of two tests at the weekend, to see who will qualify for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. While fans were excited to see two Pacific teams go head to head at Mt Smart… Audio
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The nurses' dispute - complications set in
Nurses have more industrial action planned as frustration with shortages and pay boil over - what's behind the anger? Audio
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Fiji battling misinformation amid Covid-19 crisis - UN official
The United Nations representative in Fiji says antivaxxers present one of the country's biggest challenges.
A record number of 873 new cases was recorded in the latest 24-hour monitoring period, and… Video, Audio
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Wellington Paranormal creating a buzz in US
Local show Wellington Paranormal has hit American screens and is creating quite a stir among US audiences and critics alike... Audio
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What are the new rules for job hunting?
Being humble is a bit of a national personality trait, but a recruitment expert says Kiwis need to put it to one side when it comes to the job hunt. Author Tom O'Neil has worked in recruitment and HR… Audio
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Identifying opportunities to play and have fun
How often have you looked around where you live to identify new ways have fun. Alex Bonham has just written a book Play and the City - How to create places and spaces to help us thrive. Audio
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USA correspondent Susan Davis
Susan talks to Kathryn about the Biden administration’s efforts to hit vaccination targets by going door to door and also, how that is being weaponised by the right. Audio
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Series 2 | Episode 2: Reclamation - He Kākano Ahau: Wawatatia
We meet three people working in different ways to revive and reclaim mātauranga Māori within a modern context. Audio
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Navy ship delivers Covid-19 vaccine to remote Tokelau, northern Cook Islands
A navy ship carrying the Pfizer vaccine is now on its way to Tokelau and the northern Cook Islands.
It's carrying enough doses for the eligible populations of Tokelau and Palmerston Island.
The… Video, Audio
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Television Critic: Caitlin Cherry
Caitlin Cherry tells us about Starstruck with Rose Matafeo, Working Moms and Line of Duty. Audio
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Reforming recidivism through prison arts programmes
The use of tikanga and toi Māori in Hawkes Bay Regional prison has seen the efforts of Lawrence Ereatara and Hone Fletcher recognised with an arts award. Audio, Gallery
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The Songs that Got Away
William Dart checks out a couple of albums that he didn't manage to squeeze into programmes over the last sixth months. Audio
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Dance Festival - taking it to the street
Homegrown experts in Krumping, Waacking, Vogue and Hip Hop dance styles are about to be celebrated in a new dedicated event. THE NEST: Street Styles Solo Festival is the first of what the organisers… Audio
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Flying car completes first intercity test flight
A prototype flying car has completed a test flight between two airports in Slovakia. Klein-Vision co-founder Anton Zajac joins us all the way from Slovakia to talk about his revolutionary creation. Audio
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Why spouses lie about money
When we think of infidelity our minds go straight to the bedroom, but financial infidelity can be just as devastating. The reasons for financial infidelity fall into seven key categories. Lawyer… Audio
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Afghanistan’s war dropping out of sight
Twenty years after the US invaded Afghanistan in pursuit of Al Qaeda, it suddenly pulled its troops out this week. It’s the end of the longest war in modern history in which 3500 New Zealanders also… Video, Audio
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Most New Zealanders want level 2 scanning made compulsory
The government may tighten Covid-19 rules around wearing masks and face coverings and the use of the NZ Covid Tracer. Research New Zealand has measured New Zealanders' attitudes and Emanuel… Audio
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Auditing responsibilities
Parliament spent a long time this week debating an auditing problem. We give that debate a short audit and hear from MPs on suicide prevention. Audio
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The new dating app connecting people through music
Rachel Van Nortwick, an Arizona-based tech entrepreneur who's behind the project, speaks with Yadana Saw about finding your love through music. Audio
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Dan Price: the CEO who slashed his salary by $1 million
Audio 10 Jul 2021Seattle-based entrepreneur Dan Price hit headlines around the world in 2015 when he slashed his own salary by $1 million so he could start paying his all employees a minimum salary of $70,000. Six… Audio
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Lawrence Douglas: what’s next for the Trump empire?
Audio 10 Jul 2021Donald Trump’s company the Trump Organization and its longtime chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg have been hit with a slew of criminal charges including conspiracy, grand larceny, and multiple… Audio
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Summer Series - A Sip from the South
Rob and Toni Auld have the southern-most farm distillery in the world. They grow oats, wheat and barley and transform them into whisky. Audio
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Gardening with Jo McCarroll
Audio 9 Jul 2021Jo tells us about a dahlia growing challenge and a nursery specialising in wind-tolerant plants. Audio