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Lay off Huntly
Huntly has been named S...Town of the Year by public vote on the satire facebook page of the same name. But Stuff writer Lorna Thronber says the town doesn't deserve to be called the country's worst.
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The Panel with Michele A'Court and Thomas Pryor (Part 2)
Audio 17 Dec 2019A pair of round sunglasses once owned by John Lennon just sold at auction for $275,000 NZD. They were put up for auction by the late musicians former chauffeur Alan Herring at Sothebys. Sydney's air… Audio
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Should teachers be able to post on social media about their students?
Sharing photos from your day at work is the norm, thanks to social media. But if you are a teacher - how much should you be allowed to share? Audio
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Sir Peter Snell's friend recalls record-breaking Olympian
Audio 16 Dec 2019The head of world athletics, Sebastian Coe, has joined those paying tribute to Sir Peter Snell, who died in his sleep from heart failure at his home in Dallas on Saturday at the age of 80.
Lord Coe… Audio
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Conversations with My Immigrant Parents | Season 1 | Episode 3: Argumentative Is an English Concept
Francisco & Vibeke are parents to teenagers who regularly switch between Argentinian and Dutch cultures. They talk about why coming from different countries means navigating more than just language. Video, Audio
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Why small countries are richer and happier
Dr. Hannes Gissurarson is a professor of political science at the University of Iceland, and he argues there is a systemic reason for the huge growth of smaller countries that are generally both… Audio
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Why small countries are richer and happier
In 1914 there were only 13 properly functioning democracies in the world, and today there are 89. Dr. Hannes Gissurarson is a professor of political science at the University of Iceland, and he argues… Audio
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A man alone: Travelling the world solo by motorcycle
Chris Eden was diagnosed with incurable lymphatic cancer in 2005. Then he came up with a simple(ish) plan: ride a motorcycle solo across, round or through every continent in the world. So far he's… Audio, Gallery
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Brittany Kaiser: Ex-Cambridge Analytica employee talks back
Audio 14 Dec 2019Former business development director for Cambridge Analytica, turned whistleblower, Brittany Kaiser was a central figure in the Netflix documentary The Great Hack. Over time her role in building up a… Audio
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Barry Magee on Sir Peter Snell
"Part of me wants to cry. The other part celebrates the life of this great, great, great New Zealander."
Barry Magee trained with Sir Peter Snell under legendary coach, Arthur Lydiard. He reflects on… Audio
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How to make perfect gravy and carve meat properly
Julie Biuso shares a superb recipe for Roast Leg of Lamb with Orange &Thyme. She also give us some tips for making perfect gravy, carving meat and getting your knives nice and sharp. Audio
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Elliott Childs' podcast picks
Elliot reviews How Did This Get Played?, Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend and Heavyweight. Audio
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Whakaari/White Island: Tour manager hailed as hero
A tour guide who dragged people off Whakaari/White Island in suffocating conditions is being hailed as a hero.
White Island Tours manager Paul Kingi had just left the island with his tour group when… Audio
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Huntly museum needs public help to identify photos
A community museum in the Waikato needs help putting names to faces. More than 300 photographs depiciting life in 1950's Huntly have been donated to the Waikato Coalfields museum after being… Audio
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Conversations with My Immigrant Parents | Season 1 | Episode 2: Really Nice Potato Sacks
Joseph and Grace Trinidad talk about making their “own little Philippines” in the Hawke’s Bay, why Filipinos love competition, and what it means to be both queer and Catholic in 2019. Video, Audio
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Big problems yes, but big opportunities too: NZ can make a difference to climate change, says James Cameron
Noelle McCarthy talks about the environment and environmental politics with film director James Cameron, and Dunedin's new Mayor, Aaron Hawkins. Recorded at Otago Museum. Audio
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'The Rolling Stones were never the same band after Altamont'
It's been 50 years since the infamous December 6, 1969 free concert by the Rolling Stones at Altamont. Joel Selvin is the author of the book Altamont: The Rolling Stones, the Hells Angels, and the… Audio
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Vegans and the people who hate them
Earlier this year, two pro-meat protesters skinned and ate raw squirrels in front of members of the public at a vegan food stand in Soho. Inspired by the event, food writer George Reynolds set out to… Audio
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Cartoon controversy rocks the ODT
Audio 8 Dec 2019A deeply inappropriate cartoon in the Otago Daily Times sparked demonstrations at the paper's door this week as well as discontent among the paper's own people. It reminded editors potentially… Audio
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Dame Sue Black on life, death and forensics
Scottish forensic anthropologist and anatomist Professor Dame Sue Black has pioneered ways to use an image of someone's hands (often a criminal suspect's only visible physical feature) as a means of… Audio
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Faafoi apologises for offer to help Kerrison's immigration case
Cabinet minister Kris Faafoi says he's said some dumb things - but did not do the wrong thing in his dealings with Jason Kerrison over an immigration case.
The lead singer of the band OPSHOP… Video, Audio
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Faafoi's texts to Kerrison 'stupid, dumb'
He was 'stupid and dumb'. Cabinet Minister Kris Faafoi has refused to resign but he has said sorry to the Prime Minister on Friday afternoon over his poor handling of a family friend's immigration… Audio
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Kris Faafoi under fire over immigration case
Yesterday Newshub reported it has seen texts and Facebook messages between Government minister Kris Faafoi and Jason Kerrison over an immigration case. Audio
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The Panel with Sue Bradford and Chris Finlayson (Part 1)
Audio 6 Dec 2019Yesterday Newshub reported it has seen texts and Facebook messages between Government minister Kris Faafoi and Jason Kerrison, the lead singer of the band Opshop, whose stepfather's partnership visa… Audio
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Beachware's Christmas song 'Take Away The Tree' is out now
Audio 6 Dec 2019The winners of Jesse's Christmas song competition, Auckland alt-pop group BEACHWARE have released their song 'Take Away the Tree'. All proceeds from the sale of the song will go to Rainbow Youth to… Video
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Song Crush: 12 favourite NZ songs of 2019
It was another strong year for music in Aotearoa, from the internationally acclaimed Aldous Harding and Tiny Ruins, to the grass roots DIY acts just bubbling up. The Song Crush team play some of their… Video, Audio
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Social media 'boomer memes' and the UK election
Politicians use big data and micro-targeting to reach people on social media with personalised adverts aimed at winning their support. Sam Jeffers is the co-founder of Who Targets Me a campaign group… Audio
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Simon Bridges demands answers over Kris Faafoi's invovlement with Jason Kerrison
National is demanding answers after reports Cabinet Minister Kris Faafoi intervened in an immigration case to help a friend.
Newshub says it has seen texts and Facebook messages showing Mr Faafoi… Audio
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Tracking Pacific golden plovers around the world
A satellite tracking programme is revealing, for the first time, where New Zealand's Pacific golden plovers or kuriri migrate to breed. Audio
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The best and worst of technology in 2019
Tech commentator Peter Griffin joins Lynn to talk about Facebook's missteps, the hype over the arrival of 5G, the hollowness of Silicon Valley, the rise of quantum computing, the impact on technology… Audio