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Mueller probe: Frustration over hidden details
Audio 5 Apr 2019To Washington where there is frustration over the portrayal of the findings of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. The New York… Audio
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Mediawatch Midweek: Guns, God and algorithms
On Mediawatch Midweek Jeremy Rose talks to Lately's Karyn Hay about Guns, God and Algorithms; Bougainville, and rapping the news. Video, Audio
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Slovakia elects first female president
Audio 2 Apr 2019In a rebuke to the wave of nationalism that has washed over central Europe, Slovakia has elected their first ever female head of state, a pro-Europe liberal. A political outsider, Zuzana Caputová ran… Audio
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Fiji renews commitment to peacekeeping, but concerns linger
Fiji has told a UN meeting that it's committed to improving the security of peacekeepers serving overseas. Audio
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Jenna Andrews
Jenna Andrews works in the Los Angeles pop industry, co-writing with heavyweights like Drake, Jennifer Lopez and Max Martin. In Auckland recently for SongHubs - an event that saw her working with… Audio
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Karley Sciortino: I'm pretty slutty
'Slutty' is a word that’s historically been used as an insult, but self-styled 'sexpert' Karley Sciortino wants to reclaim it. Sciortino fronts the VICE TV series Slutever, which the New York Times… Audio
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Being there - at the world premiere of Hair
Max Cryer attended the world premiere of Hair in New York in 1968, and joins us to tell us what it was like Audio
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NZSO’s Abstractions with Anna Clyne
Composer Anna Clyne is something of a musical phenomenon: born in the UK, but now resident in America, with a string of residencies, awards and commissions behind her. The NZSO will perform her… Audio
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The book 'Samoan Queer Lives' launches in Wellington
A new book sharing the lived experiences of Samoa's rainbow community was launches in Wellington, New Zealand. Samoan Queer Lives is a collection of personal stories from 14 fa'afafine, transgender… Audio
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From Stadium to Saloon
William Dart looks into the rock-to-cabaret journey taken by artists such as Bryan Ferry and David Johansen. And there's a tribute to the late André Previn on the side. Video, Audio
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Bill Gosden farewells the NZ Film Festival after 40 years
After helping shape New Zealand's taste in movies since 1979, Bill Gosden is retiring as director of the NZ International Film Festivals this month. Bill tells fellow cinephile Simon Morris that it's… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Jake Knapp: six years of life with a distraction-free iPhone
New York Times bestselling author Jake Knapp realised he has a serious problem when it came to his phone and took action to get control back over his life without constant app distractions. Audio
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Jessica Chiccehitto Hindman: Milli Vanilli on the violin
Jessica Chiccehitto Hindman thought she'd achieved a lifelong dream when she landed a job as a professional violinist but she was unwittingly part of a musical sham. Audio
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Angus Vail: Rocking out for Christchurch
Angus Vail, a New Zealand-born music manager is using his connections to hold concert in New York to raise money for the families and victims of the Christchurch shooting. Audio
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Irene Kral, Herbie Hancock, Melody Gardot
Audio 23 Mar 2019Nick plays music by Melody Gardot, Herbie Hancock, and Irene Kral with Alan Broadbent. Audio
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Review – Isn't it Romantic? Sorry Netflix, not remotely
Can Netflix-made movies match the undoubted success of their serial dramas? Simon Morris was curious to check out their highly-touted satirical romcom Isn't It Romantic, which stars Aussie actors… Video, Audio
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Review – Russian Doll: a complex and compelling show from Netflix
If you want an entertaining TV show that's off-beat to the point of bizarre, Russian Doll is for you, according to Dan Slevin. Video
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IS calls for retaliation after Christchurch attacks
Audio 20 Mar 2019The New York Times is reporting An Islamic State leader has called for attacks to avenge the victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings. Rukmini Callimachi wrote the story for the New York Times… Audio
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Professor Virginia Eubanks: digital inequality
Audio 17 Mar 2019The US-based professor and author of Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor; Digital Dead End: Fighting for Social Justice in the Information Age is in the… Audio
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Julie Fry: mythbusting New Zealander's attitudes about ambition
Julie Fry is herself quite ambitious. She's a consulting economist who spends time between New York and Motueka. Together with Hayden Glass, who's equally qualified and ambitious, they have written… Audio
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Social media feels the heat on hate after crisis in Christchurch
The news media have made some mistakes - inevitably - covering the crisis on Christchurch since Friday, but applied essential standards and decency. It was a different story on social media platforms… Audio
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Live: Las Cafeteras at WOMAD 2019
Blending Mexican folk traditions with urban hip hop flavours, Las Cafeteras use their music to tell stories about the streets where they were raised, the communities they live in today and their… Audio
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Chris Adams in New York
Audio 16 Mar 2019New Zealander Chris Adams is in New York where a vigil has been organised. Audio
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Review - If Beale Street Could Talk
The Academy Award-winning If Beale Street Could Talk is based on the novel by distinguished writer James Baldwin. Directed by Barry Jenkins (Moonlight). Video, Audio
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Mediawatch Midweek 13 March 2019
Mediawatch's midweek catch-up with Karyn Hay on Lately: This week Colin Peacock and Karyn talk about Aussie rugby league's PR nightmare; a new app and a radio station giving high school kids a voice… Video, Audio
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Grammy winners Silk Road in NZ for the first time
Risk, learning and sharing remain fundamental to the joy for both players and audiences of the Grammy winning ensemble Silkroad, says Jeffrey Beecher, co-artistic director. Silkroad play Auckland… Video, Audio
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Review: Greta
Isabelle Huppert brings her ‘A’ game to a B-movie in Neil Jordan's thriller Greta, reports Dan Slevin. Video
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Sound Lounge: 1984 From Scratch music/video - Drum/Sing; Gareth Farr's deconstruction of ‘Now is the Hour'
Audio 9 Mar 2019Watch the seminal 1984 music/video Drum/Sing by From Scratch; Gareth Farr's He Poroporoaki (A Farewell) is a deconstruction of ‘Now is the Hour’ (Po Atarau), a song forever associated with the… Video
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The Mixtape: Trevor Reekie
Trevor Reekie has been a pivotal figure in the NZ music scene throughout his career, from helping discover Bic Runga and Shihad to showcasing trans-global artists on RNZ. Here Trevor shares five songs… Video, Audio