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Kurt Vile on his collaboration with Courtney Barnett
Jana Te Nahu Owen talks to Kurt Vile about his new collaboration with Courtney Barnett, Lotta Sea Lice. Audio
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Mad about sheep
Dayanne Almeida is a self-confessed sheep nutter. She was determined to move to New Zealand from Brazil to work in the sheep industry and now spreads the world about sheep farming on her "Sheep… Audio
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The Lost: Kirsa Jensen
Paloma Migone digs into the cold cases of those who never came home. In episode one, Robyn Jensen says she'll never give up hope of finding her daughter, Kirsa. Video, Audio
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Stuart Julian invented an avalanche breathing device
Stuart Julian has designed an emergency breathing device after a friend died at Whistler in Canada when he fell into in a snow-filled hole around a tree. Audio
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New Technology with Sarah Putt
Sarah Putt discusses what Clare Curran is likely to bring as the new Minister for Communications and Broadcasting, Vocus putting its NZ business up for sale, and Facebook snapping up tbh. Audio
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Remembering Kim Wall
Friends and family of the slain Swedish journalist Kim Wall have launched a fund in her honour saying they want to inspire young female journalists. The 30-year-old freelancer was killed on August… Video, Audio
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Michael Smith: around the world in a flying boat
In 2015 Australian adventurer, Michael Smith became the first person to fly solo around the world in a tiny amphibious plane. Video, Audio, Gallery
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PNG paper editor responds to criticism over journalist's death
The death of a prominent journalist in Papua New Guinea has prompted criticism of the newspaper she worked for. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 29 October 2017
This week's selection of traditional and modern hymns includes Martin Luther's great hymn A mighty fortress is our God, to mark Reformation Day on 31 October. There's also an arrangement for brass… Audio
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The Mixtape: Delaney Davidson
Delaney Davidson joins us to share the songs that have inspired him and his wonderful Magical Lightbox performance that combines music and film. Video, Audio
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Tech news: the Facebook feed furore
Apple buys a New Zealand company that's developed an efficient way to move power around without wires, Amazon works on a way to deliver when you're not home and Facebook experiments with the display… Audio
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Actors welcome 'Hobbit Law' repeal plan
New Zealand actors are welcoming the new government's plans to scrap the so-called 'Hobbit Law' that prevents film workers from collective bargaining. Audio
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Ria Hall on her new album Rules of Engagement
“This album encourages us as a nation to look at each other square in the eye, and open up a forum for honest dialogue.” Video, Audio
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Ian Rosenbaum introduces Karakurenai
Ian Rosenbaum talks to Tim Dodd about 'Karekurenai' by his friend and colleague Andy Akiho. Audio
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More te reo Māori in the mix on TV
Publicly-funded programmes incorporating te reo Māori are now airing on TVNZ, including one that stars a new MP who made his name on the small screen. Audio
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Overwhelming response to NZ #metoo Tumblr
A New Zealand woman has created a webpage for sexual harassment and abuse victims to anonymously share their experiences. Audio
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Music: four of Aussie's best
A few months ago, Grant Smithies mouthed off on air about how crap most recent Australian bands were and RNZ listeners were quick to respond. Today he plays four ripper Australian bands. Video, Audio
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Late Edition 17 October 2017
Audio 17 Oct 2017Why women are posting "me too" on Facebook Winston Peters and the Hungry Catterpiller and in Dateline Pacific Tonga turns up the heat to reduce Tobacco use Audio
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'Shit Towns of New Zealand' Facebook page creator gets death threats
Audio 17 Oct 2017The administrator of a Facebook page called 'Shit Towns of New Zealand' has received death threats for his posts, but many others are laughing. It comes down to your sense of humour. Video, Audio
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Strangers pay tribute to 'assassinated' journalist at vigil
The killing of the Maltese journalist, Daphne Carauana Galizia, has shocked complete strangers, her friend Luke Frendo told John Campbell. Video, Audio
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Killing of journalist intended to send 'chilling message', friend says
The killing of Maltese journalist Daphne Carauana Galizia, who investigated the Panama Papers scandal, was a message from those she tried to expose to everyone to 'leave us alone', her friend says. Video, Audio
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Why the pursuit of pleasure is making us sad
Corporations are only too happy to increase our appetite for things that feed our dopamine-based pleasure and reward system – from sugar to cellphones. And it's making us miserable. Audio
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#MeToo campaign picking up pace
An online campaign to show the extent of abuse, attacks and harassment women has taken off on social media. Audio
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis
Media commentator Gavin Ellis on Sean Plunket's decision to resign from the Broadcasting Standards Authority as well as coverage of the High Court action to overturn the Commerce Commission's… Audio
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'This is unacceptable in any democracy'
A Maltese journalist who was killed in a car bomb this week has been remembered as an anti-corruption warrior for the investigation she led into the Panama Papers scandal. Audio
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Bleed for You: tampons for change
Vanessa Alexander's organisation home-delivers organic, chemical-free tampons, with 50 percent of profits going to charities that support women. Audio
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Media merger saga goes to court
New Zealand's two biggest publishers of news go to court today to try and overturn the competition watchdog's refusal to green-light a merger.
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BRAHMS: Piano Quartet No 3 in C minor Op 60
Performed by Wilma Smith (violin), Caroline Henbest (viola), Alexandra Partridge (cello), Andrew Leathwick (piano). A Wellington Chamber Music Trust concert. Audio
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Niall Ferguson: contrarian historian
Networks and hierarchies have together shaped society and we need to balance out the tension between them, historian Niall Ferguson says in his new book. Audio