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Is Facebook facing up to its misinformation mission?
The world's biggest social media network has always insisted it's only a platform for news you can use and not a publisher. But under pressure over fake news, it's now hooking up with news media in… Video, Audio
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Latest global crisis: Running out of sand
Sand is the most extracted solid material in the world with 50 billion tonnes mined a year, used for everything from roads and buildings to mobile phones - and we’re running out. Investigative… Audio
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Sound Lounge: Missy Mazzoli's Cathedral City, a meditation for flute and gamelan; and Modern Mexican music
Audio 21 Jul 2018Chris Caldwell's meditation for flute and gamelan is the perfect refuge from the hustle and bustle that surrounds our everyday life,. And in Relevant Tones Seth is broadcasting from LPR’s stage in… Video
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Dan Slevin previews some smaller films in this year’s film festival
Dan Slevin delves deeper into the 2018 film festival programme. Video
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Rodney Bell: Dancing a Duet with a wheelchair
Rodney Bell left Aotearoa to dance in the US - with his wheelchair - and spent years homeless in San Francisco between lavish tours in Hawaii or New York, and says the Māori perspective helped him get… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Dateline Pacfic morning edition for 18 July 2018
Audio 18 Jul 2018Samoa police have announced a date for an inquest into why two babies died after being vaccinated; The executive director of the Pacific Islands Association of NGO's is in New York to help bring the… Audio
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PIANGO head at UN to amplify Pacific people's concerns
Audio 18 Jul 2018The executive director of the Pacific Islands Association of NGOs is in New York to help bring the region's issues to the United Nations' attention. Audio
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Cyberwarfare and the truth about the American election hacks
In a world in which almost everything is connected, our society is more target rich for hackers than ever before. It's not surprising, then, that cyber threats now pose a bigger danger to world… Audio
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David Karp: restorative justice in universities
Professor David Karp is in New Zealand from New York, where he's the Director of the Project on Restorative Justice at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs. It focuses on restorative justice in… Audio
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Sound Lounge: A tribute to Oliver Knussen; and a music festival with a rare vision in Relevant Tones
Audio 14 Jul 2018A music festival with a rare vision in Relevant Tones Video
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The Sampler: Finkelstein by Hamish Kilgour
Nick Bollinger delights in the lush folds of a fairytale concept album by Clean founder Hamish Kilgour, but fails to follow the storyline. Audio
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Foursome: Belgium, France, Croatia & England
In today's bumper episode, hosts Emile Donovan and Max Towle wrap up the weekend's four quarter-finals, including French fruition, English ecstasy and the end of an unlikely Russian run. They're… Audio
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Hamish Kilgour's magical kingdom of Finkelstein
Upon the release of his solo venture, The Clean's Hamish Kilgour shares the story of the imaginary kingdom of Finklestein that inspired this latest record. Video, Audio
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Karen Walker - 'The gatekeepers have gone.'
In this final episode of My Heels Are Killing Me for Season 4, Karen Walker talks to Sonia Sly in front of a live audience at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery about nurturing new talent, the… Audio
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Dan Slevin’s first look at the full NZIFF 2018 programme
Dan Slevin has a first look at the programme for this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival. Video
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Lam proves her musical chops with mint APO gig
Australian-born New York-based pianist Andrea Lam is back in New Zealand to perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto no 17 with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra tomorrow. She talks to Upbeat about her… Audio
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Upbeat for Wednesday 4 July
New research into sexual harassment in the music industry across Australasia is to be conducted, pianist Andrea Lam explores the hidden depth of Mozart in her upcoming APO gig and we continue…
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Van Morrison's Astral Weeks Turns 50
Musicologist and senior lecturer in the Department of Music at the University of Otago, Graeme Downes, talks about Van Morrison and the 50th anniversary of Astral Weeks. Audio
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The Sampler: Big Pink 50th Anniversary Special
Nick Bollinger celebrates the 50th anniversary of Music From Big Pink - the debut album of The Band - by taking a deep look at its influences and its effects. Video, Audio
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Weinstein may see prison with new charges laid
Prosecutors in New York have announced new criminal charges against the disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein, who was charged with rape and other sexual crimes in May. They include predatory… Audio
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Rima Te Wiata on her career and the brilliance of Taylor Mac's Hir
Silo Theatre in Auckland's latest production Hir is what its American playwright Taylor Mac called a critique of "troglodyte fascist heteronormative" culture. But as Mark Amery finds out there's some… Audio, Gallery
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The battle for hearts and minds on our op-ed pages
New Zealanders are drowning in comment. Auckland University staff alone wrote 220 comment pieces for general audiences in 2017. Think tanks and sector groups churn them out op-eds, and many others do… Audio
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Leslie Jamison - The Recovering: Intoxication and its Aftermath
In her new book, The Recovering: Intoxication and its Aftermath, Leslie Jamison lays bare her own recovery from alcoholism and delves into the drinking and recovery stories of other writers and… Audio
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Sharing the love - The Aloha Shirt
In this installment of My Heels Are Killing Me, Sonia Sly heads to Te Papa to find out about historical and contemporary views on the Aloha shirt. Audio
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Have you been feeding the Bigbellys?
Solar-powered 'Bigbelly' rubbish bins have been munching up New Zealand waste since 2015. The managing director of an Auckland waste firm tells Jesse Mulligan how they work. Audio
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From PhD to WD40: leaving the white-collar assembly line
Skilled trades require and reward good intellect – and shouldn't be undervalued – says American philosopher and motorcycle mechanic Matthew B Crawford. Audio
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Anger, anxiety at US Muslim travel ban - Moustafa Bayoumi
The reaction to the United States Supreme Court's ruling to uphold a travel ban on Muslim travellers has been met with a swift and furious reaction. Nationwide protests erupted in the wake of the… Audio
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Eric Dozier: The story of Gospel Music
Eric Dozier is an expert on gospel music and African American musical traditions. He tells us about the history of gospel music, and looks at its role in protest and community building. Audio
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The young activist devoting her life to protecting ancestral land
Former lawyer Pania Newton's mission to preserve Ihumātao – a stretch of coastal land in Mangere where the first New Zealanders planted Aotearoa's first gardens – has already taken the 27-year-old to… Video, Audio
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Bill Cunningham: photography and friendships
New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham was one of the late 20th century's most influential trend spotters and style authorities. He died two years ago, on 25 June 2016, and now his photos and… Audio