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Council for international development looks at Pacific
Audio 27 Oct 2021New Zealand's Council for International Development's annual conference has kicked off. Audio
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Reporting Afghanistan after abandonment
Twenty years after the 9/11 attacks prompted the US to invade Afghanistan, the Taliban announced they’ve taken the whole country again this week. Journalists who remain there are at risk in spite of… Audio
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Former PM Helen Clark calls on public to pressure MPs about Afghanistan
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark is calling on people to pressure their local MP about Afghanistan.
As well as the dramatic return to power by the Taliban, the country faces severe food shortages… Audio
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From escaping the Taliban to Kiwi academic excellence
Abbas Nazari's new book, After the Tampa: From Afghanistan to New Zealand is the story of escaping the Taliban as a young child. He joins the show from Christchurch to discuss the book and the current… Audio, Gallery
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Helen Clark remembers close friend and colleague Sir Michael Cullen
Sir Michael Cullen's life and legacy are being celebrated across the political spectrum today.
The former Deputy Prime Minister died in Whakatāne last night after being diagnosed with lung cancer… Video, Audio
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Former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Michael Cullen dies aged 76
Kua hinga he totara o te Waonui a tane -- a great leader has fallen.Sir Michael Cullen - former Deputy Prime Minister and Labour Finance Minister died last night in Whakatāne.He was 76 and… -
Afghanistan: Taliban insurgence in Kabul 'a massive step backwards' - Helen Clark
There's chaos in the afghan capital Kabul. The Government has collapsed and Taliban fighters are on the brink of taking over the city.
The Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani has fled the country.
… Audio
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New Zealand's brain drain has been thrown into reverse - Helen Clark Foundation
Audio 10 Aug 2021New Zealand's much discussed brain drain has turned into a 'brain-gain' - at least for now, according to new research published by the Helen Clark Foundation.
According to the 44-page work's author… Audio
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Are referendums the key to improving democracy, or a way for the majority voice to overrule everyone else? Three experts disagree.
Lynn Freeman talks about democracy with Max Rashbrooke, Oliver Hartwich and Katherine Errington in this highlight from Wanaka's Festival of Colour in April 2021 Audio
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Sir Michael Cullen on a distinguished career and Labour's highs and lows
New Zealand politician Sir Michael Cullen died this week aged 76. Last year, the former Labour Party deputy prime minister spoke to Kathryn Ryan about his memoir Labour Saving and what he saw from a… Audio
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G7 fmr PM Helen Clark wants more spent on sharing vaccines
Former world leaders are pushing their current counterparts leading the wealthiest countries to do more to address the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. One such leader is Aotearoa New Zealand's former prime… Audio
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Matangireia | Season 2 | Episode 7: Dover Samuels
Former Labour Party MP Dover Samuels is a veteran of Māori politics. But on his rise to prominence, a political scandal threatened to derail his career. Video, Audio
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Matangireia | Season 2 | Episode 2: Georgina Beyer
Georgina Beyer knows all about breaking barriers, becoming the first transgender MP in the world. But what is her biggest regret as a Māori MP in Parliament? Video, Audio
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Michael Baker: 'Staging the Olympics is a very bad idea'
Professor Michael Baker is back to look at a few different Covid-19 stories doing the rounds, including the prospect of an 'Olympic coronavirus' strain being created if the Games go ahead in Tokyo as… Audio
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Auckland thinks about its post-Covid-19 future
The vaccine rollout and how New Zealand can attract high skilled workers are among the topics being hashed out at a business conference in Auckland today. The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, along with… Audio
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World's pandemic preparedness needs urgent reform - Clark
An international panel co-chaired by former Prime Minister Helen Clark is calling for urgent reform of the world's pandemic preparedness.
In their review, the group identified a systematic failing to… Audio
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Feminist movement stalling inspires documentary
A lack of progress in the feminist movement got Louise Lever so fired up she's made a feature film about it! She talks to Jesse about her film, Revolt She Said, which features our former PM Helen… Audio
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Business group meets to discuss post-pandemic world
Audio 3 May 2021A top level political and business line-up is today examining the New Zealand China relationship, in the post Covid-19 world.
Jacinda Ardern's the first speaker, followed by former Prime Ministers… Audio
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'Time for action' - Helen Clark urges climate change response
In five years' time, Helen Clark wants to see Huntly power station no longer burning coal, a ban on fossil-fuel-powered cars into New Zealand, and agriculture paying for its emissions.
Clark has… Video, Audio
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Mixed media - how the RNZ and TVNZ merger might work
The biggest shift in public broadcasting is being mulled over by a government-appointed group. But is such a unification desirable, or even necessary? Audio
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The dark arts of question time
It’s a hard road finding the perfect parliamentary question, but this week had some pointers on tactics. Audio
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Best of First Up for Tuesday 6 April
Audio 6 Apr 2021On the podcast today: Helen Clark has hit out at the UN Security Council for failing to protect the people of Myanmar; a leading virologist is concerned about the Covid-19 mutation circulating in… Audio
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Helen Clark:UN Security Council is failing people of Myanmar
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark has hit out at the UN Security Council for failing to protect the people of Myanmar, where the military continues to cling onto power through acts of brutal violence… Audio
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Onehunga low traffic trial sees quiet streets but some loud critics
A traffic safety project in an Auckland suburb has created quiet streets, but also an uproar of criticism from many who did not know it was happening.
Plywood boxes have blocked several thoroughfare… Video, Audio
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The ideas people who help shape the future
Under the surface of public discourse lurk a bunch of mysterious organisations who are major players in shaping public policy. Audio
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Six60 hopes Eden Park neighbours will come to the show
Six60 hopes Eden Park neighbours will come to their show next month, after a long battle to allow big concerts there.
The local band has been given permission to perform to a crowd of 50,000 next… Video, Audio
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'Unbelievable spectacle of sailing' - Helen Clark at America's Cup
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark was out on the Waitemata Harbour to for what she says was an "absolutely unbelievable spectacle of sailing". Video, Audio
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When broadcasters and politicians don't mix
Mike Hosking's made the most of Jacinda Ardern's decision to ditch him - spinning it as her running for the hills. But what gave him unfettered access in the first place, and did he abuse the… Audio
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Cannabis decriminalisation urged despite failed referendum
The government is being urged to decriminalise cannabis, despite the bid to push forward legalisation narrowly failing last year.
A new poll, which surveyed a 1000 New Zealanders who voted in the… Audio
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“Matua, you say that words can change the world. One word changed my world – guilty.”
In a powerful address, Lyttelton poet Ben Brown explores the impact of deprivation and cultural estrangement on generations of our boys, as well as the redemptive power of words. Audio