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Writer Rebecca Solnit on hope, violence and climate change
Writer, activist and historian Rebecca Solnit's latest is Recollections of My Non-Existence, a memoir that describes being a 19-year-old in San Francisco - where she started to forge her voice as a… Video, Audio
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Jessica Bruder: the real story behind Nomadland
In 2013, journalist Jessica Bruder hit the road to document the growing subculture of Americans who have given up traditional housing to move into 'wheel estate' — many because of economic or personal… Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
June was a fabulous month for growth in the North Island. In the South, Marlborough's welcomed 100 millimetres of rain. Audio
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Oranga Tamariki Minister 'doesn't know what's going on' - Smale
A delayed report into Oranga Tamariki that has not yet been delivered to the Minister already has a vote of no confidence from one leading advocate.
Aaron Smale says revelations of alleged abuse at… 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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'You can't heal if people keep beating you up' - Oranga Tamariki facility closure welcomed
A senior Māori community leader says Oranga Tamariki is failing children and creating more issues than it is solving.
The agency is under investigation after video emerged of a child being physically… Video, Audio
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The Panel's Electric Vehicle Q&A with Henrik Moller
Audio 1 Jul 2021Join us for The Panel's special on Electric Vehicles with Professor Henrik Moller from the Centre for Sustainability at Otago University. Audio
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NZ Screen History: Holmes
NZ Screen history today looks back to the Holmes show. Former TVNZ Head of News and Current Affairs and original executive producer Paul Cutler, alongside another former EP, Susan Baldacci, join Jesse… Audio
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Great album: Rod Stewart's Greatest Hits Vol.1
This week's vinyl to give away is Rod Stewart's GREATEST HITS VOL. 1! First released I 1979, this compilation includes Rod's early hits such as 'Maggie May', 'Da' Ya' Think I'm Sexy', 'I Don't Want To… Audio
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Tony Ryan: Christchurch music and arts update
Tony Ryan keeps us up to date with what’s happening in the Christchurch arts and music scene. Audio
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Getting rid of our nation's historical amnesia
History won't be re-written, but it will be re-learned and taught under the new New Zealand history curriculum. Audio
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Covid-19 vaccination alone won't achieve herd immunity - study
Audio 30 Jun 2021A new study from Te Puna Matatini suggests it is virtually impossible for New Zealand to achieve herd immunity only with vaccinations, against the Covid-19 Delta variant.
In a worst-case scenario… Video, Audio
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CRL disruption dispute: Owners not happy with $2k business advice programme
Auckland's Albert St business owners are seeing red after being offered two thousand dollars worth of business advice as they struggle to survive.
They are trading alongside the $4.4 billion City… Video, Audio
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MSD in court on claims of failure to act over wage subsidies
A philanthropic foundation is taking legal action against the Ministry for Social Development over its failure to take legal action against a single wage subsidy recipient.
More than $13 billion was… Audio
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Explaining the Lindy Effect
Sometimes learning to live in the modern world that's constantly changing requires us to look for guidance from the ancient world. Paul Skallas is an evangelist for something called The Lindy effect… Audio
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Science with Siouxsie Wiles
This week, Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles tells us about a new study that could point the way to making face masks that can detect the COVID-19 virus and explains how to spot disinformation… Audio
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Living in the age of "infodemic": challenging misinformation
A new nationwide survey has shone a light on the rise of misinformation and the concern New Zealanders have about it. The research commissioned by the Classification Office has found exposure to false… Audio
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Misinformation concern on the rise, says report
Most New Zealanders have been exposed to misinformation and are increasingly concerned about it, according to a survey by the Classification Office. The Chief Censor says it shows the need for urgent…
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NZ at risk of giving China too much power - American general
New Zealand is at risk of giving China coercive power over its economy, according to an American general who held a top national security role with the US government.
General HR McMaster, who served… Audio
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The Crash
Two dissidents die in a car crash. China expert Anne-Marie Brady reports break-ins at her house and office. A US National Security Advisor warns that Beijing wants "servitude". Should we be worried… Audio
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MIQ spots for businesses urged ahead of Dubai Expo
The government needs to ring fence spots for business in MIQ and look at shortening isolation for fully vaccinated people if it wants to grow the post-Covid-19 economy, according to one business… Video, Audio
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India Oxenberg on escaping the NXIVM cult
The signs were there, but for seven years, India Oxenberg got sucked deeper and deeper into the NXIVM cult.Her mother, Dynasty actress Catherine Oxenberg tried everything to get her out. India talks… Audio
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Music feature - Laurel Canyon
Today we're visiting one of the most famous neighbourhoods in musical history - Laurel Canyon. Auckland University ethnomusicologist, Dr Kirsten Zemke took us through the neighbourhood and the music… Audio
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USA correspondent Susan Davis
Susan talks to Kathryn about a rare walk back of a veto threat to keep Biden's infrastructure plans together and Donald Trump is holding rallies again. Susan Davis is a congressional correspondent for… Audio
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Aguero family tell of miraculous escape from Miami building
To the US now where a New Jersey family, who used the Champlain towers in Miami as a vacation home have spoken for the first time about their miraculous escape. Albert Aguero's family bought the… Audio
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Rubbish disposal weighed against Māori spiritual values
The Dome Valley dump has planning approval as Auckland hunts for its next rubbish disposal option - but the very real need for a new site is coming up against both environmental and intangible… Audio
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Word: Confusables and verbing weirds
On Monday night's we look at words - in all their wonderful weirdness, because the English language certainly is a very odd mix of languages and concepts. Audio
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Calls to ramp up vaccinations on both sides of Tasman
A call for the Covid-19 vaccine rollout to ramp up on both sides of the ditch if the trans-Tasman bubble is to stay afloat.
All quarantine free travel from Australia is on pause until at least… Video, Audio
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Air NZ's Australia daily flights drop from 30 to 10 - Greg Foran
Scanning QR codes could be made compulsory at high risk venues like bars and restaurants.
Jacinda Ardern says Cabinet is also considering whether to mandate more wide spread use of masks or face… Video, Audio
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Learning from strong women to raise resilient young men
It took a long line of strong Māori women to show Jeff Nelligan how to be a good man, and a good father. Audio