Audio Search
You were trying to access an older item called new york.
Here is what we found via search:
Displaying items 2611 - 2640 of 4394 in total
-
Bold cellist Daniel Müller-Schott returns
He’s been described by The New York Times as being “bold” and that is what New Zealand audiences should expect when German cellist Daniel Müller-Schott takes the stage for a five date nationwide tour… Audio
-
The making of Barack Obama
David Garrow interviewed over 1,000 people for his biography Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama and discovered an incredibly disciplined man with a tendency to mythologise his own story. Audio
-
The Dunning-Kruger effect
The theory called the Dunning Kruger Effect suggests that people have very little insight into their own gaps in knowledge and expertise, so are they are less inclined to challenge information… Audio
-
New Zealand artist's tapa work on show at UN Ocean's Conference
Audio 12 Jun 2017New Zealand artist collaborates with other Pacific artists to show work at UN Ocean's Conference. Audio
-
Andrew Digby - Kakapo cursed with crusty bum
Andrew Digby is the science advisor for the kakapo and takahe recovery programmes with the Department of Conservation. He is responsible for coordinating and leading the diverse scientific research… Audio
-
Calls to stop dumping by fleets supported by Pacific leaders
SPREP director-general receives support for his call at UN Oceans Conference to end waste dumping by fishing fleets in the region. Audio
-
Loud Pacific voice at Oceans Conference
Pacific island leaders have called for more help to fight illegal fishing and a worldwide network of marine sanctuaries at a major gathering on the world's oceans. Audio
-
Unique Pacific surveillance model would benefit other oceans
Audio 5 Jun 2017The Forum Fisheries Agency says it believes the multi-country, multi-agency co-operation involved in surveillance of Pacific fisheries is unique and is a model the rest of the world can learn from. Audio
-
Pacific Bodies
Right now the Auckland Art Gallery is promising an encounter with "the human form in all its complexity". The Body Laid Bare is a major exhibition of nude masterpieces from the collection of the Tate… Video, Audio, Gallery
-
Richard Goldstein: Rock critic
Richard Goldstein went out on a limb when he gave the Beatles' Sgt Pepper a bad review in the New York Times in 1967 - but that review got his name in lights. And he's changed his view a bit since… Audio
-
Brian Cox: 50 years an actor's life
Brian Cox has had a long and distinguished career in theatre, television and film. In his latest role he plays Winston Churchill in the new film Churchill out this month. Audio
-
Photojournalism in the smartphone age
Alison Stieven-Taylor - a journalist, critic and scholar specialising in photojournalism - and James Dooley - the executive of the New York-based Alexia Foundation - discuss photojournalism in the… Audio
-
Rory Christian - Keeping the lights on
Rory Christian is the director of New York Clean Energy at the Environmental Defense Fund, focusing on energy and clean air in New York. He works with state and city officials on policy to guide an… Audio
-
Local collaboration for Jazz Festival
Wellington based pianist and composer Mark Donlon and New York trumpeter Alex Sipiagin are collaborating for two concerts for the upcoming Wellington Jazz Festival. Their partnership has also… Audio
-
FFA welcomes bigger faster Pacific patrol boats
Audio 2 Jun 2017The Forum Fisheries Agency has welcomed a move by Australia to provide Pacific countries with bigger, faster patrol boats. Audio
-
Norman
Audio 31 May 2017Norman sees Richard Gere in the unlikely role of a loser, New York "fixer". Also featuring Dan Stevens, Steve Buscemi and Charlotte Gainsbourg. Audio
-
'His graffiti was unlike anybody else’s - it was poetry'
Jean-Michel Basquiat was a unique, unruly talent whose ‘perfect storm’ of a career defined New York's infamous downtown celebrity art scene of the 1980s, says his biographer, the American journalist… Audio
-
Friends of RNZ Music choose their favourite NZ album
Audio 31 May 2017Kings, Jack Tame, Kanoa Lloyd, Graeme Hill and Tami Nielson tell us about their favourite New Zealand albums. Video
-
Rights of coastal communities important
Audio 30 May 2017When delegates sit down next week in New York to consider how to ensure the sustainability of the world's oceans there will be a strong Pacific push to focus on the rights of coastal communities. Audio
-
Neil Degrasse Tyson - A Cosmic Perspective
Neil deGrasse Tyson is an American astrophysicist, author, and science communicator. He's a best-selling author, Emmy Award winner, recipient of 19 honorary doctorates, and a man who was once named… Audio
-
Pacific Currents exhibition supports child cancer efforts
Pacific Currents exhibition supports child cancer efforts. Audio
-
Andrew Schulman: the healing power of Bach and the Beatles
Andrew Schulman is a professional concert-level eight string guitarist. He has played Carnegie Hall and the White House. He is also a medical musician. Andrew tells Kathryn Ryan how, as a member of… Audio
-
Pacific tales told at the annual writers festival in Auckland
Audio 22 May 2017Pacific Tales shared at Auckland Writers Festival. Audio
-
Inside Out Part 2: 20 May 2017
This week Nick features Kenny Barron, ahead of his appearance at the NZ International Jazz and Blues Festival in Christchurch. Audio
-
Synthetic life – can we build it?
At a recent conference in New York, 250 scientists from 10 countries discussed the ethics of creating genomes. They also pitched ideas, including plants that can sniff out explosives and microbes that… Audio
-
Ariel Levy - rules do not apply
Ariel Levy is a journalist and writer based in New York. She joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 2008, tackling topics such as the world's reaction to intersex South African runner Caster… Audio
-
Favourite album: Moondance by Van Morrison
Morrison, started his professional career as a teen in the Northern Irish R&B band "Them." By 22 he'd kicked off a solo career and three years later released his seminal album "Moondance" after moving… Audio
-
Canadian writer and artist Rupi Kaur
She burst onto the international literary scene in 2015, becoming a social media sensation and soaring to the top of the New York Times bestsellers list - and now Rupi Kaur is in New Zealand for this… Audio
-
Car speeds into pedestrians in New York's Times square
One woman is dead and more than 20 injured after a speeding car ploughed into pedestrians in New York's Times square. Our New York correspondent Lorna Shaddick says the driver ploughed into a very… Audio
-
Top Stories for Friday 19 May 2017
Audio 19 May 2017"This is the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history!" It's been a brutal week for Donald Trump. Our correspondent Simon Marks says it seems the storm clouds over his Presidency… Audio