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The 90s File - Richard Waugh
Twenty-eight-year-old Richard Waugh buys in 50 tonnes of waste vegetables each week to feed his herd. Audio
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Cook Islands PM confident NZers will be arriving in May
Don't dust off your passport just yet. A much-mooted travel bubble with the Cook Islands will not be on the cards until at least May.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Cook Islands Prime Minister… 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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Covid, plant swapping bringing neighbours together
Do you know your neighbours? We are right in the middle of the 'Neighbours day Aotearoa' campaign Organiser Cissy Rock says it's about people connecting in place, getting to know our neighbours and… Audio
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The Future of Space Flight
Our regular space expert, Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom, Co-Founder of SpaceBase joins us to talk about the Future of Space Flight - reusable rockets and the future of space transportation systems. Audio
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Undersea robots go deep in study of earthquakes
Undersea robots have journeyed deep under the ocean floor - collecting data that will shape our understanding of earthquakes, like the one that prompted mass evacuations earlier this month.
The… Video, Audio
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MIQ hotel complications a 'betrayal of trust' - returnee
A recent returnee to New Zealand is describing apparent failures at an Auckland MIQ facility a "betrayal of trust".
Health officials are contacting 250 returnees who have left the Grand Mercure Hotel… Video, Audio
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The Panel with Brodie Kane and Scott Campbell (Part 1)
Audio 25 Mar 2021The results of a survey into safety on Wellington streets with Victoria University students Sophia Harrison and Ella Lamont. The health system is under "serious stress" and the Cabinet is poised to… Audio
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Explaining the impact of the Suez Canal traffic jam
Worldwatch presenter Perlina Lau tells us what's going on and why the impact is so huge. Audio
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Author Harlan Coben on turning his books into must-watch TV
American author Harlan Coben is a #1 New York Times best-selling author. His 33 mystery and thriller novels, including Tell No One, Missing You and the 11-book Myron Bolitar series, have been… Audio
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Conversations with My Immigrant Parents | Season 2 | Episode 3: VIP
After four years studying in Dunedin, Alby has just moved back in with his mum Lina in Naenae. The two of them discuss Lina’s career, Alby’s grief, and whom our lives are lived for. Video, Audio
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'Extremely vigorous, pooing well' new baby Galapagos tortoises
Audio 25 Mar 2021Auckland Zoo has welcomed 4 new baby Galapagos tortoises to the world. Their ectotherm team have been looking after the newborns since they hatched 2 months ago to parents Chippie and Smiley. They've… Audio
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Exploring the Creation Story from a South Island Perspective
Artistic Director Juanita Hepi join us to talk about a new show Tumahana which tells the South Island's unique creation story combining Toi Maori, circus, theatre, Taonga Puoro, and the Christchurch… Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Alan McElroy (Part 2)
Audio 24 Mar 2021The Panel debates whether New Zealand needs Daylight Savings Time and speaks to the lobby group, Take Back The Clocks. There's no denying that hedgehogs are super cute but the issue is, they're super… Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Alan McElroy (Part 1)
Audio 24 Mar 2021The government plans to help first-home buyers into the market, but what about other groups in the rental market? The Panel speaks to Hawke's Bay renter Jacky, in her 50s, about her concerns. Audio
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Saving heritage apples in New Zealand
Audio 24 Mar 2021The Open Orchard Project is an Otago/Southland group dedicated to getting heritage apples back into the region. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch - mean streets, mean tunes
Mediawatch's weekly catchup with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about reports that the streets of the capital are increasingly unsafe and unpleasant- especially for women. Also -… Video, Audio
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Police started drone trials before looking at security concerns
Police started trialling Chinese-made drones before first looking into how secure they were.
A six-month trial of DJI drones began in June 2019 but the Police Minister, Poto Williams has told… Audio
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Pacific rugby stars call for eligibility overhaul
Prominent Pacific Island rugby players say it's time for the sport's eligibility rules to change, to allow more players to represent their heritage. Audio
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The Talented Mr Lam
Former Manu Samoa captain Pat Lam reflects on his playing days, growing up in New Zealand and how rugby can be a blueprint for social change. Audio
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Tongan discus star aiming to lift off in new sport
Former New Zealand discus star Siositina Hakeai has set her sights on reaching the top in a new sport. Audio
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Getting a hand up to get a foot on the property ladder
Has the government managed to remove stumbling blocks for first home owners with its policy announcements yesterday? Or is the basic problem that houses are just too expensive? Audio
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Disability campaigners fight for representation at Parliament
Disability campaigners gathered on the steps of Parliament today asking to have a seat at the table.
A quarter of the population have disabilities - but campaigners say they are not represented in… Video, Audio
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Oscar nominated doco explores vast health care fraud
A powerful documentary which exposed a vast healthcare fraud in Romania has been nominated for two Academy Awards. Collective, which opens in cinemas here this week, tells the story of a 2015… Video, Audio
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DNA: Will a DNA-based diet help you fit your jeans?
Stacey Morrison finds out just how reliable home-based DNA tests for health and fitness really are. Audio
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The hiccup in NZ's tech trade expansion
The New Zealand technology sector is booming - but there are rocky shoals ahead. Among them, getting caught in a US-China tech war; and unwittingly contributing to human rights abuses. Audio
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Blockchain reaction: A new book examines how technology is upending the Chinese countryside
Audio 22 Mar 2021Technologist and writer Xiaowei Wang examines the drive of capitalism into the Chinese countryside, for better or worse.
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Cooking for the environment with lots of flavour
Award-winning UK chef Anna Jones has a new book of one-pot dishes - One: Pot, Pan, Planet has simple recipes for less waste and amazing taste. Audio
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Expert Feature: Clouds
This week for our expert segment we're talking about the white fluffy stuff in the sky! Former Metservice Severe Weather Meteorologist Erick Brenstrum is joined Jesse to answer all your questions… Audio
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Ōkārito weed clearing project brings volunteers from all over NZ
A huge number of volunteers have turned up to help the Ōkārito Kayaks gorsebusters project. Baz Hughes, who runs the business, put the call out in January for people to help with their project. Audio