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Women's health expert Bev Lawton
From November 1st, Pharmac will fully fund Estrogel, which currently costs at least $40 a month. Professor Bev Lawton talks about the impact. Audio
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Canada in the penalty box over spying
A short history of spying in sport, from deep sea dives to high flying drones Audio
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The Olympics begin as Canada spies on NZ
The Olympic Games in Paris are underway in controversial circumstances, as the Canadians spy on the Football Ferns. But NZ teams are unbeaten after the first day of action. Audio
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New cervical self test a 'game changer' but is funding being cut?
A new self test to detect cervical cancer is being hailed as a game changer, but those in the sector fear funding cuts will undermine it. Audio
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When dying well is out of reach
A vital part of our healthcare - palliative care - has been sidelined by our health system, largely because we don't like to talk about dying Audio
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Culture 101: Best of 2023
Culture 101 hosts Perlina Lau and Mark Amery take a look back at the highlights of year.
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A Yum Cha feast for Aotearoa history
Audio 10 Sep 2023While we were all busy learning to make sourdough in lockdown or finally caving in and downloading TikTok, Bev Moon was busy knitting. Audio
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Crowds turn up for football World Cup
The first four days of the FIFA World Cup have mostly gone to form with plenty of penalties being handed out and big crowds turning up for the games.
South Africa almost managed to eclipse New… Audio
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My Cyclone Gabrielle | Lost and Found
A short film about the objects Muriwai residents took the night they had to evacuate from their homes. Video
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Emergency housing bill reaches $566m from April 2021-Sept 2022
It's cost more than half-a-billion dollars to keep New Zealanders in emergency housing since April last year.
And the number of people spending at least six months in such accommodation is growing.
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Taranaki man's ebike-wheelchair carries his wife to the sea
It's the invention driven by love and some tired legs.
Kevin who is 79 got to tinkering on a design for e-bike wheel chair because it was a monster effort to push his wife in her chair up the hilly… Video, Audio
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Australian Correspondent Bev Malzard
Jesse crosses to our Australian Correspondent, freelance travelwriter and journalist, Bev Malzard. Audio
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The Panel with Jennie Moreton and Chris Clarke (Part 2)
Audio 28 Feb 2022Panellists Jennie Moreton and Chris Clarke discuss dog deathrow, junk mail and slippers. Audio
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Under Five Hundy - Nightcaps
Nightcaps residents are pleased newcomers are moving in to town and are renovating old homes. The population has fallen to about 350 but every day 120 people start work in the Southland town. Audio
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New cervical screening test vastly better to counterpart - researcher
The director of Te Tātai Hauora o Hine, the Centre for Women's Health Research at Victoria University, wants a less invasive cervical screening test rolled out as soon as possible.
The government has… Audio
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New cervical screening test will save lives, but won't fix everything - Māori health workers
Health workers at the frontline of fighting terrible rates of cervical cancer among Māori say a new, easier test, will save lives but isn't a one-stop fix.
The government will introduce a type of… Audio
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Igor Stravinsky in New Zealand
Audio 6 Apr 2021Fifty years after his death, we're still playing the music of Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. He visited Aotearoa in 1961 for a series of performances. Today we're sharing one of them, and some… Video, Audio
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Cervical self-test could save lives - research
New research has reinforced previous studies that a self-administered cervical test could save women's lives.
About 900 women from the Te Tai Tokerau Northland region were involved in the new… Audio
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The Wonderful World of TradeMe with Logan Mudge
If Mad Max was a kid, he'd be lining up for one of TradeMe's auctions this week. Dubbed the "Doom Trike", it's a classic Kiwi plastic trike, pimped for the apocalypse. But first, TradeMe's Logan Mudge… Audio
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The acquaculture frontier off Marlborough that could earn billions
The country's first open ocean fish farm could bring in billions - but the company behind it is running into objections, largely by locals not impressed by its levels of compliance elsewhere. Audio
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Doctors want self-testing cervical smear rolled out
Doctors are pleading with the Ministry of Health to ditch a "substandard" cervical screening test, saying its costing lives.
They want a new, more accurate test that women can do themselves but a… Audio
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Delays to cervical self-screening tests lead to more cancer
Doctors are pleading with the Ministry of Health not to further delay a cervical cancer self-screening test they say will save lives. The test for the virus which causes the cancer, is much less… Audio
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Cervical cancer - smearing smears
A prominent women's health expert says women are needlessly getting cervical cancer. Audio
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Community houses ready to go, but need government funding
The community housing sector is ready and waiting to construct nearly 3000 homes but desperately needs public cash to get building.
Housing providers have submitted their projects to the government… Audio
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Raetihi locals pledge to support family hit by crash
Locals in Raetihi say the community will be there to help the family get through the deaths of a much-loved grandmother and her two grandsons.
The three died when their farm vehicle plunged into a… Audio
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Farm vehicle deaths a 'tragedy' for Ruapehu community
A keen gardener and volunteer, a legomaster and a young boy with a cheeky smile. Tributes have been flowing for three Raetihi residents who died in a farm vehicle accident on Sunday.
Mike and Bev… Video, Audio
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Bev Aisbett - How to deal with Anxiety
Anxiety isn't just something that happens to someone else right now. More and more people are finding out about the unmistakable torment of a racing heart, excessive worry and insomnia that comes with… Audio
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Coronavirus: More iwi checkpoints coming in Taranaki
Taranaki iwi are worried that going into Level 3 could be devastating for local Maori and it's going to set up checkpoints around the region.
Iwi leaders say not enough Maori have been tested for… Audio
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Divorce applications spike after Christmas
Relationship experts say the new year stirs resolutions in those unhappy with their relationships, especially if they have had a stressful Christmas, leading to a rise in divorce applications in… Audio
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Whanganui Opera Week
Audio 8 Jan 2019The Whanganui Opera Week is in full swing at the Royal Theatre. We check in with Bev Kirkwood to see how it's all going. Audio