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Book Critic - Pip Adam
This week Pip reviews books with a technology theme. She talks about The Contrarian: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley's Pursuit of Power by Max Chafkin and a series of articles written by the Wall… Audio
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AK councillor threatened over anti-vax violence
An Auckland Councillor has been advised not to attend events alone and to stop using her car because it has her face and name on it after she was threatened by three men outside a vaccination centre… Audio
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Episode 4: Adventures in Trans Parenting
So far we have learned the kids are going to be alright. But what about the parents? The podcast is called Let's Be TRANSparent after all. Audio
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A few rounds with Shane MacGowan
Audio 1 Nov 2021The New Zealand International Film Festival debuts in Christchurch this Friday, before opening it's doors to 11 other cities and towns around the country. English film, documentary and music video… Video, Audio
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Mike Williams remembers Dame Catherine Tizard
New Zealand's first woman Governor General - Dame Catherine Tizard - has died, aged 90.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has described her as a trailblazer for women in public life. Dame Catherine… Audio
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New Zealand's UK and EU free trade ambitions
Audio 31 Oct 2021In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Reporter Katie Scotcher takes a deeper look at New Zealand's free trade ambitions with the UK and Europe. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 31 October 2021
It’s Reformation Day today (31 October): it was on this day in 1517 that Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany. We’ll hear Luther’s great hymn A… Audio
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Shapeshifter: The Ritual of Touring
Charlotte talks to Shapeshifter's Sam Trevethick about the band's latest album Rituals and the challenges lying ahead of their upcoming tour. Audio
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One-way travel bubble from Pacific nations reconnects families
A new one way travel bubble with some Pacific nations is being welcomed. Travellers from Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu and Tokelau will be able to come to New Zealand without a stay in MIQ.
It opens the door… Audio
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Facebook parent company goes 'Meta'
Facebook is changing its company name to Meta. It's a shift of focus for the social media giant after a barrage of negative publicity. Worldwatch's Max Towle has this report. Audio
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Facebook announces name change to 'Meta'
Mark Zuckerberg has announced Facebook is changing its name to Meta.
It's demoting the Facebook brand to just one of the company's subsidiaries, alongside Instagram and WhatsApp.
Facebook was… Audio
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The case for cutting the coverage of anti-vaxxers
Analysis: Anti-vaxxers have been in the news a lot recently, and all the coverage is putting the media in danger of becoming a vector for misleading or false messages. Audio
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Accessible House hunted!
About a month ago we spoke to Wellingtonian Erin Gough who shared what it was like to be house hunting as a first home buyer in a wheelchair. Audio
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Episode 3: Some Professional Advice
One of the very first places you are going with your child on their transition is the Doctor's office. Joe talks to a couple of experts about what to expect. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
Audio 27 Oct 2021Hayden Donnell chats to Karyn Hay about anti-vaxxers finding a platform in the media, major revelations from the latest Facebook Files and the Covid-19 data wars Audio
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Time to change the Covid conversation
All over the world COVID has created an epidemic of tribalism and virtue signaling says Dr Vinay Prasad, an Associate Professor in the Epidemiology department at the University of California in San… Audio
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Chris Hadfield: astronaut and author
Audio 27 Oct 2021Chris Hadfield is a retired astronaut, former fighter pilot, engineer and now author of the high-stakes thriller, The Apollo Murders. Colonel Hadfield was the first Canadian to walk in space, and is… Video, Audio
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Facebook 'unquestionably making hate worse' - whistleblower
Facebook is "unquestionably making hate worse".
That's the scathing claim from whistleblower Frances Haugen, who's been giving evidence to UK politicians working on the country's Online Safety Bill.
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Listeners tell us which classical music they'd love you to hear, and why
We received hundreds of suggestions of classical music you'd love to share with the rest of New Zealand on RNZ Concert. Here are some of the stories which inspired those choices. Video, Audio
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Jonathan Haidt: Social media model 'is breaking the world'
Named one of the world's top thinkers by both Prospect and Foreign Policy magazines, American social psychologist Professor Jonathan Haidt will feature as the keynote speaker at next month's APEC CEO… Audio
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Meet the woman who scams the scammers
We've all wanted to scream down the phone at scammers before. Some people even keep whistles next to the phone so they can go one better. But few out there would have tried to scam the scammers… Audio
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Swearing-in a Governor General: a photo essay
A photo essay from the formal swearing-in of our new Governor General, Dame Cindy Kiro; and audio of the key speeches from the event. Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Epidemiologists under attack
In this week's episode of Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about an escalating series of media attacks on epidemiologists and layoffs at Newshub. Audio
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Tunnel 29: Escape beneath the Berlin Wall
This year marks 60 years since the building of the Berlin Wall, appearing practically overnight on the 12th -13th of August 1961. It separated families, friends, lovers and even parents from their… Audio
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The vax holdouts in US NBA comp either firm or getting jab
The NBA season tips off today and what better way to catch up on what's in store than talking with our friend in San Francisco, Dan Dibley from 95.7 the Game. Nathan Rarere asked Dan if Le Bron James… Audio
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Reflecting cultures through film
Film festival programmer Vicci Ho explains why a career watching movies is harder than it seems and how she picks films to reflect a culture. Video, Audio
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Pressure piling up on tech titans - Australia leading the charge
Big tech platforms have failed to tackle the misinformation and toxicity they spread - and their dominance of the market for digital media revenue is becoming increasingly obvious. Australia's… Video, Audio
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Submission rising: Parliament’s feedback flood
Parliament keeps breaking the records for public feedback. Why are New Zealanders getting involved in Parliament’s nitty gritty? Audio
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Small feet stay warm thanks to Amuri Basin entrepreneur
Tracey Topp started making merino socks for children sixteen years ago. It all began when she struggled to find woollen socks for her two boys. Now her Cosy Toes brand has expanded to adult socks as… Audio
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Don't let the bed bugs bite...
Heiko Kaiser has a pest control business for all sorts of pests, urban and rural, but his interest in pests started when bed bugs were found in a resort he was running. Audio