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Bruce Lee biography: Detailed, but falls short of The Dragon
Review - This first authoritative biography of Bruce Lee is a welcome analysis of the making of an icon, whose image has lived on long after his death at 32. It is odd that there haven’t been more… Video
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Suspected former Nazi guard deported from US
US authorities have deported a 95-year-old New York City man believed to be a former guard at a Nazi labor camp to Germany. Video, Audio
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Asia Argento denies abuse accusation
Actress and filmmaker Asia Argento has found herself on the other side of the #MeToo conversation. The New York Times reported Sunday that months after publicly accusing Harvey Weinstein of rape… Audio
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Trump's ex-lawyer enters plea deal with prosecutors
US President Donald Trump's former lawyer has entered into a plea deal with federal prosecutors in New York. Michael Cohen will reportedly plead guilty to charges including tax fraud and breaking… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 20 August 2018
Hawaii's banning certain sunscreens to protect coral, and other island states are being urged to follow suit; a refugee child is transferred from Nauru to Australia for medical treatment; a New York… Audio
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New York company helps Palau switch to solar power
A New-York based analytics company is helping Palau make the switch to renewable energy free of charge. Audio
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Caliphate: reporting on Islamic State
Audio 18 Aug 2018The New York Times' series 'Caliphate' shows up the challenges of reporting on Islamic State. We speak to the journalist at the centre of it, Rukmini Callimachi, and the show's producer Andy Mills… Audio
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Why the future's not alt-right
David Neiwert is a journalist, author and expert in American right-wing extremism. He has appeared on Anderson Cooper 360, CNN Newsroom, and The Rachel Maddow Show and is the managing editor of the… Audio
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Henry Hargreaves: Birthdays that will never come
New Zealand-born, New York-based photographer and food artist Henry Hargreaves has created a photographic exhibition celebrating the 'uncelebratable' birthdays of baby names submitted, but then… Audio, Gallery
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Women in music documentaries - NZIFF
Several documentaries about great female rock stars have come to film festivals in recent years, so music enthusiast and RNZ Music studio operator Jana Whitta offers some highlights and insights on… Video, Audio
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Ebonie Smith, producer & engineer is sharing her skills at the APRA Songhubs 2018
Another SongHub special guest Engineer and Producer is Ebonie Smith, Senior Engineer at Atlantic Records in New York City. We sent RNZ's Jana Whitta down to Roundhead Studios to check it out and have… Audio
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Susan Rogers on her four intense years working for Prince
Susan Rogers was Prince's sound engineer on albums including Purple Rain and Sign o' the Times. It was four years of her life that left a huge impression, she tells Tony Stamp. Audio
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Ed Husain - Countering radical Islam
Ed Husain is the author of The Islamist, a memoir of his time inside radical Islamism. Having rejected extremism, he now advises governments and political leaders on Islam. He is a senior fellow at… Audio
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Canadians explain Céline Dion
Canadian tell us why the great nation above the USA needs Céline Dion more than maple syrup and moose. Video
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Support for New Caledonia independence on the wane
Audio 10 Aug 2018Regional support for New Caledonia sovereignty cools. Audio
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US Indo-Pacific funding - a step-up or all talk?
Audio 9 Aug 2018A new funding push by the United States into the Indo-Pacific region has been labelled late to the party and amounting to little in dollar terms. Audio
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Gisborne Boys High First XV featured in NY Times
Gisborne Boys High School, a school with just over 800 pupils, made it into the New York Times yesterday with a feature on its First XV rugby team. Deputy principal and First XV assistant coach, Tom… Audio
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Story of the day for 7 August 2018
Audio 7 Aug 2018The United States has one of the highest percentage of obese people in the world - Two of every three American men are considered to be overweight or obese, but the rates for women are far higher. But… Audio
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Alex Jones' Infowars blocked from social media
Facebook and other major tech companies have blocked content from the controversial American website Infowars, for publishing "Fake News". Apple Inc, YouTube, and Spotify also took down podcasts and… Audio
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Apple to become first trillion-dollar company
Apple the largest tech company in the world is on the verge of becoming the first ever trillion-dollar company. It's never been achieved by a public company in the US. The tech giant hit the US$200… Audio
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Hard Rock from Down Under: NZ's 1928 boxing world title fight
Tom Heeney's attempt to challenge the world heavyweight title - 90 years and three days before Joseph Parker's loss last Sunday - was a national sensation, but Heeney moved to Miami to fish with… Video, Audio, Gallery
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The complexities of Robin Williams, Dave Itzkoff
New York Times culture reporter Dave Itzkoff talks to Kathryn Ryan about his new biography Robin. From manic comedy routines - seemlessly transforming from one character to another, his break-out role… Audio
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Book review - A Weekend in New York by Benjamin Markovits
Stella Chrysostomou from Volume book shop reviews A Weekend in New York by Benjamin Markovits, published by Faber. Audio
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Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist – new documentary captures an iconic contrarian
Filmmaker Lorna Tucker is proud of her documentary about the "still punk" 77-year-old fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood, even though Westwood has called it "mediocre". Video, Audio
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Sinead O'Shea: A Mother Brings her Son to be Shot ... but why?
One night a few years ago in Derry, Northern Ireland, Majella O Donnell took her teenage son Philly to be shot in both legs. Film-maker Sinead O'Shea is a journalist who writes for the Irish Times… Audio
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United Skates: the electrifying roller skate subculture under threat
Skate rinks were breeding grounds for hip-hop talent in the '80s – but is anyone roller skating these days? The new documentary United Skates explores the underground skating scene still alive in… Video, Audio
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Debra Granik - Director of Leave No Trace
Debra Granik is a director and screenwriter based in New York. Her past works include her 2004 film Down to the Bone, starring Vera Farmiga, and she directed and co-wrote Winter's Bone in 2010, the… Audio
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Matt Lauer: 'I think they see me as an easy mark'
Audio 24 Jul 2018Former American television personality Matt Lauer speaks exclusively to John Campbell about his lease on the Hunter Valley Station, and why he is strongly against any easement being granted. Audio
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'Killing carpark spaces is better for commerce'
Paul Steely White is in New Zealand from New York, where he's executive director of New York's Transportation Alternatives or TransAlt. He's recently been named as one of the top 100 influencers in… Audio