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Critter of the Week: Long-snouted pipefish
This week’s critter is a long skinny fish that looks like a ribbon of seaweed. It’s a weak swimmer and hangs out in seaweed meadows around the east coast of Aotearoa. Audio
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Gardening with Lynda Hallinan
Lynda shares her tips for which flowers to dry and how to get the best results. Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 here on RNZ, talks about what's coming up on her show and picks us a track to play. Audio
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One-Pan Herby Moroccan Chicken with Agrias & Garlic Yoghurt
Food stylist and chef Gretchen Lowe shares a recipe for a simple meal that's big on flavours and kind on whoever has to do the washing up. It's a tangy, rich and herbaceous chicken dish baked on a… Audio
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Amanda Palmer on the mixed reaction to her viral cover of a Disney song
American-born musician and "accidental" NZ resident Amanda Palmer has gone viral on TikTok with her cover of the song 'Surface Pressure' from the hit Disney film Encanto. Video, Audio
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Film Review with Ali Ventura
Ali talks to Jesse about 'Fresh' on Disney right now and Everything Everywhere All At Once, which will be in cinemas from April 14. Audio
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Hunter-led group recognised for work to protect whio
Sam Gibson AKA 'Sam the Trap Man' tells Jesse about the work of the Eastern Whio Link. Audio
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Making South Auckland more accessible for wheelchair users
How accessible is South Auckland for wheelchair users? Wheelchair-user Brooke Haverkort and buddy/carer Odette Jennings have completed an informal survey. Audio
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Food co-op rolled out to provide long-term food security
As the price of food continues to skyrocket, a new food co-op has launched in Auckland as a foodbank alternative. Audio
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High school students building tiny homes in Taranaki
Opunake High School's head of technology Michael Griggs is leading the Tiny Homes programme and speaks to Jesse. Audio
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1pm RNZ Pacific News for 25 March 2022
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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Russian propaganda in damage control mode
As the Russian advance stalls and Ukraine holds firm, propaganda within Russia has gone into damage control mode.
Independent news media in the country are being shut down, as the Kremlin desperately… Audio
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Climate Change Minister on the week's wild weather
Wild weather has affected large swathes of the North Island this week, causing widespread damage around Tairāwhiti where a state of local emergency was declared.
The Climate Change Minister James… Audio
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Farmer records rainfalls of 15cm per hour near Te Puia
A hill country farm near Te Puia springs has recorded nearly 800-millimetres of rain this week.
It's caused widespread damage to fencing and the land.
Dan Russell who runs a hill country beef and… Audio
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Midday Sports News for 25 March 2022
The Black Caps admit they're going a little into the unknown in the white ball matches against the Netherlands. Audio
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Midday Business News for 25 March 2022
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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New plan to improve numeracy and literacy
The government has unveiled its plan for tackling declining maths and literacy performance in schools.
It is promising more support for teachers and a new system of tests to measure children's… Audio
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Widespread weather damage across East Coast, Hawkes Bay
The heavy rain that hit the Tairawhiti region over the past two days has moved south towards Hawke's Bay and Wairarapa.
Rain is still falling across the Gisborne region, but not as intensely.
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Midday News for 25 March 2022
Wild weather moves south, and are these record-breaking rainfalls the new normal? Audio
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The week that was
Audio 25 Mar 2022Our comedians Comedians Te Radar and James Elliott have ducks and bread lamps on their minds. Audio
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Sports commentator Sam Ackerman - spectators back to stadiums
Audio 25 Mar 2022Sam talks to Kathryn about the long-awaited return of spectators to sports games this weekend, after two years of empty or sparsely populated stadiums. Also the White Ferns impending Cricket World Cup… Audio
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Music reviewer Grant Smithies
Today we'll hear two key songs from the revolutionary 1968 album that served as a musical manifesto for Brazil's Tropicalia movement, alongside gems from Liverpool "sedated urban blues" duo King… Audio
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11am RNZ Pacific News for 25 March 2022
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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Book review: Remember Me by Charity Norman
Melissa Oliver from Unity Books Wellington reviews Remember Me by Charity Norman, published by Allen and Unwin Audio
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Tairawhiti flooding latest
Audio 25 Mar 2022RNZ journalist Andrew McRae with the latest on flooding in Tairawhiti. Audio
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How the Holocaust had its roots in eastern European pogroms
The eyes of the world may be on Ukraine right now, but Dr Jeffrey Veidlinger has focused on a largely forgotten period of history that once captured international attention there too. At the end of… Audio
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10am RNZ Pacific News for 25 March 2022
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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Pacific correspondent Susana Lei'ataua
Audio 25 Mar 2022Pacific countries have Covid community transmission for the first time since the pandemic began in 2020, Susana looks at how well are they coping. Lockdown is a significant option as their medical… Audio
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Polar bear, honey badger and fox up for auction in Dunedin
Audio 25 Mar 2022A polar bear, a blue fox and a honey badger are all up for grabs in Dunedin this weekend at an auction of taxidermied animals. Stuffed animal collectors are an eclectic group – young and old, male and… Audio, Gallery