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World Press Photo Exhibition
Photo exhibitions are wonderful places, if you're into that sort of stuff. But lots of adults these days exist on a visual diet of smartphones and instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and ironic memes. Audio
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Nga Taonga Sound Archives:
When we first set foot on the moon, 50 years ago this Sunday, there was no live TV coverage of the momentous event in New Zealand. Audio, Gallery
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Kākāpō dads revealed
Paternity testing has revealed who the top kākāpō dads are, as well as the success of the artificial insemination programme, in ep 22 of the Kākāpō Files. Audio
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Deportees call for government to back words with actions
Prior to becoming government, Labour had promised to challenge Australia over its detention policy. But kiwis who've been deported say the government hasn't backed its strong words with actions. Logan… Video, Audio
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Story of the Day 16 July 2019
Audio 16 Jul 2019Over half a million people pledge to raid Area 51. We've all wondered whether aliens are real, but now some people are taking it to a whole new level. Audio
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US Treasury head douses crypto currencies
A day before the head of Facebook's crypto currency business appears before United States lawmakers, the administration's Treasury Secretary has raised serious doubts about the rise of digital money.
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Brain rules for living and ageing well - John Medina
Developmental molecular biologist John Medina has the low down on how our brains work and why we should redesign our schools and workplaces to match. He also has tips for ageing well. Audio
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The murky world of unofficial Spotify playlists
The rise of music streaming has created a bunch of new ways for musicians to get their music heard, but some of them aren’t quite what they seem.
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Jo Morgan returning to Mt Hicks with ashes of mountain guide
Philanthropist and adventurer Jo Morgan is returning to conquer Mount Hicks near Mount Cook and will take with her the ashes of one of the mountain guides who was killed when he attempted the climb… Audio
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Colossal cactus sparks interest from buyers all over the world
Audio 15 Jul 2019A Christchurch business owner is selling a three-metre-high San Pedro cactus - with pieces ranging from $15 to hundreds of dollars. The chunks have sparked the interest of buyers all over the world… Video, Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Ed Waaka - ‘War on the Street’
The new video from Auckland singer-songwriter Ed Waaka was shot in his childhood neighbourhood of Belmont. ‘War on the Street’ is a reminder that “love and empathy are the way forward” in challenging…
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How the Easy Rider soundtrack changed film soundtracks forever
The 1969 film Easy Rider was a landmark counterculture film starring Jack Nicholson, Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper. Not only was the film hugely popular, its soundtrack was… Video, Audio
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Hymns on Sunday 14 July 2019
Hymns 'ancient and modern' today, from the early Greek hymn Hail, Gladdening Light to Michael Perry's Like a mighty river flowing. Audio
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Digital downsizing? The 'Outside' podcast
Even if you worry about using your smartphone too much, the idea of simply unplugging or ditching it altogether just isn't an option for most of us. So how can we strike the right balance between our… Audio
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The Business of Death
The business of death is undergoing fascinating changes in New Zealand right now. Our funeral sector was recently valued at $256 million dollars. But more and more, we’re seeing big multinationals… Audio
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Tax on tech giants passes in France
The French parliament has passed legislation imposing a 3% tax on internet and technology companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon.
Any digital company with revenue of more than 750-million euros -… Audio
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Rat problem growing in wealthy Auckland suburb of St Heliers
Audio 12 Jul 2019Could seaside fish and chip eating be exacerbating the rat problem in one of Auckland's priciest suburbs? Orakei Ward councillor Desley Simpson spotted large holes all along the boardwalk by the St… Audio
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Hunter Johnson : emotional intelligence for teenage boys
Hunter Johnson is the co-founder of the Australian organisation The Man Cave - a preventative mental health and emotional intelligence program for teenage boys. Audio
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A Very Bright Idea
Timaru man Colin Murdoch was one of the world's great inventors. Produced by Justin Gregory. Audio
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Titirangi’s roaming chickens face deportation
Audio 9 Jul 2019At least 200 chickens have made the west Auckland village their home...dividing people as to whether they are friend or rat-attracting foe. Now an Auckland Council report has recommended removing them… Video, Audio
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Massive urban pest eradication effort launched
The country's largest ever effort to eradicate pests from an urban area has begun. The $2.4m project aims to eliminate rats, stoats, weasels and possums from the Miramar peninsula in Wellington by… Video, Audio
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The rise of multi-level marketing schemes - and why they don't work
MLMs - multi-level marketing schemes - are not illegal, but they often target vulnerable women and very few people make money out of them. Audio
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Giving Austria's far right a platform
This week Newshub and RNZ both ran interviews with far-right Austrian activist Martin Sellner. Mediawatch's Jeremy Rose argues neither provided the background required for their audiences to… Audio
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Time's up for volunteering
Volunteering is facing a crisis. Teresa Cowie investigates how essential services can survive as more and more people decide they can't make on going commitments to help out.
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Hymns on Sunday, 7 July 2019
There's a focus on the tune in this episode, with some well-known melodies by Beethoven, Handel, Haydn and Holst. Audio
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From protein powder to protea flowers
Jessica Cooke was a personal trainer in Christchurch before returning home to Banks Peninsula six years ago to take over her mother's floriculture business on the family's steep seven hectare property… Audio, Gallery
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Digital tombstones
A slightly morbid investigation by RNZ's Max Towle today about the dead on the social media site. Within 50 years, the dead are predicted to outnumber the living on Facebook. Audio
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The Panel with Clare de Lore and Chris Gallavin (Part 2)
Biologists are having to squash the idea that plants are conscious. Research from more than a decade claims that plants have intentions, feelinsg and even consciousness. Traditional biologists have… Audio
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Facebook becoming a ‘digital graveyard’
Audio 4 Jul 2019As our lives increasingly play out online, so too must our deaths. Facebook has finally updated the way it memorialises people, and as more and more users die, the social media site is starting to… Audio
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Health experts call for action to curb anti-vax messages
New Zealand public health experts are joining international calls for Facebook and Google and other tech companies to do more to stop the online spread of mis-information about vaccines. Audio