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Facebook faces facts on fake news and filter bubbles
Fake news, filter bubbles and Facebook combined to undermine the media’s credibility and viability this past year. Audio
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Mediawatch for 18 December 2016
Audio 18 Dec 2016Fake news, filter bubbles and Facebook undermine the media in 2016; expect endorsements and blurring of ads, news and programmes in 2017. Audio
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Keeping NZ's heartland high streets healthy
Insight's presenter, Philippa Tolley heads to the shops to find out why bricks and mortar stores are doing so well, despite bleak predictions of an online shopping takeover. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 18 December 2016
A selection of traditional and modern hymns. This week's programme marks the fourth Sunday of Advent, but we're sneaking in a few Epiphany hymns as well, including As With Gladness Men of Old and… Audio
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Waimate doesn't exist on Facebook
Waimate advocate Tim O'Brien is on a campaign to increase Waimate's profile. Audio
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Video Premiere: Is This Love - Thomas Oliver
Silver Scroll winner Thomas Oliver has chosen to cover a much loved song for his latest video. RNZ Music gives you the first look at it. Video
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Under the Influence: Little Feat
In 1976, American band Little Feat made a memorable tour of New Zealand. Nick Bollinger talks to people who were there and examines the reasons behind the group's cult appeal. Video, Audio
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Govt plans to tackle tax dodging by multi-nationals
The proposals put forward by Revenue Minister Michael Woodhouse include giving Inland Revenue broader powers and tightening loopholes that allow companies to claim they have no taxable presence in New… Audio
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Pacific watchdog worried by ABC stopping shortwave
Audio 14 Dec 2016There is a call for the Australian and Pacific Island governments to pressure the ABC to reconsider its intention to do away with shortwave transmission in the region. Audio
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Earthquake prediction on Facebook scares Gisborne residents.
An earthquake prediction on Facebook has scared Gisborne residents so much they have been queuing for petrol and stocking up on emergency supplies. Audio
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The Panel with Tainui Stephens and Andrew Clay (Part 1)
Audio 13 Dec 2016Winston Peters has told the families of the Pike River Mine victims he's prepared to go into the mine himself. Child poverty statitics have 'shaken' the Children's commissioner. Brian Easton has… Audio
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Blue and Lonesome: The last great Stones album?
More than fifty years since they began, The Rolling Stones have made a blues record. Nick Bollinger believes it is the last great Stones album. Video, Audio
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Friend of topdressing pilot describes 'strong, cheerful' man
A close family friend of the pilot killed in yesterday's crash near Gisborne describes him as a "strong, cheerful, larger than life, lovely, caring, highly competent man." He says he can't believe… Audio
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Pacific poetry through the eyes of a first generation NZer
Audio 12 Dec 2016A New Zealand poet reminisces on his boyhood in Niue and explores his Cook Islands' heritage in a new poetry collection. Audio
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The choreographer and the supermarket trolleys
Supermarket trolleys as dance partners - who'd have thought? Yet Australian choreographer Shaun Parker has been working with Kiwi dancers to create a street ballet leaping into, out of and around… Video, Audio
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Can journalism fly in New Zealand?
“Extending the runway” was the concept of choice this week as New Zealand's two biggest publishers of news tried to convince the competition watchdog to give a green light to a merger. Audio
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Handel - Messiah Part 1
Madeleine Pierard (soprano), Christopher Field (countertenor), Henry Choo (tenor), James Clayton (bass), The Tudor Consort with NZ Symphony Orchestra conducted by Graham Abbott. Introduced by… Audio
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Handel - Messiah Part 2
Madeleine Pierard (soprano), Christopher Field (countertenor), Henry Choo (tenor), James Clayton (bass), The Tudor Consort with NZ Symphony Orchestra conducted by Graham Abbott. Introduced by… Audio
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The Kings Arms Tavern, favourite memories.
The legendary Kings Arms Tavern in Auckland has been sold and it spells the end for an iconic music venue. We collected a few favourite memories. Audio
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Ross HARRIS: Reflections
Ed Allen (horn), Emma Sayers (piano). Recorded by RNZ Concert, 24 October 2014. Video, Audio
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Woman deported for swearing at Fiji President
The Fiji government says a woman was deported at short notice for swearing at the President of Fiji. Karen Seaton, who owns land in Fiji, was put on a plane to the US after she made a submission at… Audio
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More land reforms on the horizon in Vanuatu
Audio 8 Dec 2016Although an opposition MP is challening the relatively recent and reformative Customary Land Management Act, there are more land reforms planned by Vanuatu's Lands Minister Ralph Regenvanu. Audio
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Gerald Hope has met with man convicted of murdering daughter
The father of Olivia Hope, who was murdered alongside her friend Ben Smart, has met with the man convicted of killing his daughter. Audio
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Media merger hopefuls make their pitch
New Zealand’s two biggest publishers of news have been putting their case for a merger to the competition watchdog. If it goes ahead, it’ll be the biggest shake-up in the news media for years, but…
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Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal by Jenny McLeod
'Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal': Composer Jenny McLeod considers Lilburn’s thoughts on tradition and language, and continues with her own personal reflections, in illustrated verse.
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We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service by A Tribe Called Quest
Brad Warrington weighs in on A Tribe Called Quest’s first - and last – album together in 18 years. Audio
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‘We lose our voice’ by not speaking out
After experiencing his own tragedy, James Rakena Robinson now works in suicide prevention and has founded an online platform for those who need to talk. Audio
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'Safer Communities Together' - But where have all the police gone?
2016 has been a tough year for Northland police. Seven homicides, the biggest meth haul in New Zealand history, a growing pile of child abuse files, and a workplace survey that shows officers are… Audio