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GERSHWIN arr Cox & Knight: Songbook excerpts
Performed by Septura at a Chamber Music New Zealand concert in Wellington. Audio
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The music of Star Wars
The NZSO is bringing the Star Wars experience to Auckland and Wellington. You can watch the movies and hear the score played live by our national orchestra. Audio
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A Woman of No Importance: The life of wartime spy Virginia Hall
Known as the "limping lady", Virginia Hall became one of the most feared spies during World War II. Audio, Gallery
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Poet Nikki-Lee Birdsey returns from the States
Writer Nikki-Lee Birdsey was brought up in Piha and studied in the United States - at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, as well as working on her BA at New York University. She writes about her impressions… Audio
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Mike Garson: my life as David Bowie's piano man
Of all the great musicians David Bowie worked with over the years, few were as central to his career as pianist Mike Garson. Video, Audio
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Dr Lisa Sanders - Medical Mysteries and the Art of Diagnosis
Dr Lisa Sanders is an internist on the faculty of the Yale School of Medicine where she teaches topics related to clinical reasoning and diagnosis to both medical students and residents. Sanders… Audio
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Decoding Aldous Harding’s new album Designer
New Zealand songwriter Aldous Harding teases with cryptic lyrics and a feather-weight feeling on her third album Designer. Kirsten Johnstone speaks to the woman behind the songs. Video, Audio
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NZME puts a price on its paywall
The New Zealand Herald's publisher NZME has announced digital subscriptions will be available from next week. Online readers will have to pay $5 a week for everything the Herald has to offer. It's the… Audio
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Emily Nagoski: Why women burn out faster than men
Audio 22 Apr 2019What is burnout and what does the patriachy have to do with the way women experience it? Audio
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Sitting on a sensational story for safety’s sake
For five years our news media kept the story of kidnapped nurse Louisa Akavi under wraps and this week they won praise for putting her safety ahead of a scoop. But the last time this happened, the… Audio
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Porochista Khakpour - Sick
Former refugee Porochista Khakpour was born in Tehran in 1978 and raised in the Greater Los Angeles area. Her debut novel Sons and Other Flammable Objects (2007) was a New York Times Editor's Choice… Audio
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Demetri Martin: my spirit animal is the turtle
American comedian Demetri Martin is a dexterous and distinctive performer who's delivered his special brand of deadpan stand-up to audiences around the world. He speaks to Wallace Chapman about comedy… Video, Audio
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Inside the NXIVM cult
It was supposed to be a self help group, but instead NXIVM (pronounced Nexium) has been described by ex-members as a sex cult, that uses brainwashing and blackmail to coerce members into master-slave… Audio
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News Corp hits back and what to do with a terrorist's children?
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn to look at the speech News Corp CEO Robert Thomson gave last night slamming the New York Times' recent 20,000-word investigation into the Murdoch… Audio
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New treatments funded for people with haemophilia
People with haemophilia will soon have access to new therapies funded by Pharmac which will drastically change the way the bleeding disorders are treated. The long-acting treatments being funded from… Audio
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Ardern unhappy with release of captured nurse's name
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the government would not have gone public with the case of a missing Red Cross nurse. Louisa Akavi was abducted by Islamic State in Syria in 2013, and the New… Audio
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Kiwi kidnapped in Syria last seen in 2018 - NY Times journo
The New York Times journalist covering the kidnapping of New Zealand nurse Louisa Akavai says her medical skills have been useful to Islamic State, and the hope is that they have kept her alive… Video, Audio
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Constitutionality of Papua's Act of Free Choice to be tested
A group of West Papuans has applied for a judicial review of the process by which the former Dutch New Guinea was incorporated into Indonesia. Audio
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Angus Vail: Christchurch tribute concert in New York
Angus Vail is a New Zealand born music manager who's used his international connections to hold a concert in New York to raise money for the Christchurch mosque shooting victims and their families. Audio
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Colleen Kirk: Why dog owners will pay more to save their pets' lives
Assistant Professor of Marketing at New York Institute of Technology in New York City Colleen Kirk followed up anecdotal evidence that dog owners are willing to pay more at the vets than cat owners. Audio
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Global squeeze on Vice prompts local closure
Over the past four years, a small team of local journalists at multimedia outlet Vice has published New Zealand and Pacific stories watched and read around the world over the past four years. A new… Video, Audio
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Walking Manhattan block by block
Bill Helmreich walked every block of NYC to write his award winning book The New York Nobody Knows back in 2013. Now he has re-walked most of Manhattan-over 1000kms-to write this new, one-of-a-kind… Audio
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Mediawatch Midweek 10 April 2019
Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Karyn Hay on Lately: This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn about a student paper pulling up trees in Dunedin; arguments over archiving extremists’ content online;… Audio
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New York declares public health emergency amid measles outbreak
New York city officials tackling a measles outbreak, particularly affecting the Orthodox Jewish community in the borough of Williamsburg will make it mandatory for unvaccinated people in certain zip… Audio
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Story of the Day for 8 April 2019
Audio 8 Apr 2019In the New York Times over the weekend a discussion about our perceived abilities, a mathematician and an economist look at how we rate ourselves at certain tasks and why we over or under estimate in… Audio
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Sol3 Mio's Amitai Pati and soprano Isabella Moore show what the voice can do
Sol3 Mio’s Amitai Pati and soprano Isabella Moore are showing what their voices can do in a soirée marking the opening of a space at the Auckland Opera Studio. Audio
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Barbara Oakley: Learning how to learn
Barbara Oakley is the co-founder of the world's most popular online course, Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects, which has had two million students enrolled… Audio
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Turning Bowie into Ballet
New York choreographer Dwight Rhoden's Bach to Bowie is a ballet set to David Bowie tracks. His international dancers are heading to New Zealand with their show which is will be on at the Civic in… Audio, Gallery
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Dr Natalie Schilling - Solving crimes through language
Many years ago, a 13-year-old girl went missing in California. In the early 2000s, a woman turned up claiming to be her. Right away there were things about the woman and her story seemed off. To help… Audio
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Song Crush Ep 11: Church & AP, Connie Constance, Caroline Easther, Chai
The Song Crush team this week listen to new releases ranging from homegrown, colloquial hip-hop to grown-up love songs, Japanese indie pop to British Brexit music. Video, Audio