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Top immunologist urges parents get MMR vaccinations for kids
Latest figures show there could be an uptick in vaccination rates for childhood diseases following an entrenched downward slide that started well before Covid.
In September 2021 immunisation coverage… Video, Audio
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Canterbury businesses have worst employee wellbeing
A new report warns Canterbury businesses will be out of pocket and people if they don't start taking wellbeing more seriously.
Skills Consulting interviewed 1800 employees across the country from a… Audio
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Machine learning for environmental data and needle free injections
The New Zealand data science programme, Taiao, aims to help researchers make sense of environmental data so they can make useful predictions to guide good decisions. Claire Concannon meets the team at… Audio
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New Zealand's food wastage problem
We're producing up to 150,000 tonnes of surplus food every year. The New Zealand Food Network steps up and takes it before it reaches what would've been its destination: landfill. Audio
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Sports News for 6 July 2022
Captain Ben Stokes says England are out to rewrite how test cricket is played in the country, after leading the side to a seven-wicket victory in the rearranged fifth test against India. Audio
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What you can do to keep kea safe at Arthur's Pass
It seems curiosity could be killing kea at an alarming rate. A number of the young endangered parrots have been squashed on the roads near Arthur Pass National Park.
And encounters with humans could… Video, Audio
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The craft beer expert making NZ's first zero-alcohol IPA
After his lifestyle took a dive during Amsterdam's lockdown, Grant Caunter gave up alcohol. He's now back in New Zealand, running the zero-alcohol brewery State of Play. Audio
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Business commentator Gyles Beckford
Hot on the heels of the Free Trade Agreement with the European Union, Gyles talks to Kathryn about the Government expressing determination to get one done with India, how feasible is that? Also… Audio
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Tips for spending wisely at the supermarket
Many of us are feeling the squeeze from rising inflation. At times like these the weekly grocery bill is often the first area we cut back on. So today's expert is registered nutritionist Amanda Brien… Audio
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Australian Correspondent Brad Foster
Sydney based correspondent Brad Foster has the latest on the deluges across the city, with many suburbs recording a month's worth of rain over a few days. He also talks about the Wallabies beating… Audio
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A taste of Greece: Elysian Foods
Audio 4 Jul 2022Elysian Foods has been delivering a taste of Greece to New Zealanders for over 20 years, producing a range of popular Greek dips. Elysian Foods sells traditional dips like tzatziki and taramasalata… Audio
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Politics with Neale Jones and Brigitte Morten
Neale, Brigitte and Kathryn discuss a range of issues on the political agenda, including Jacinda Ardern's business trip to Australia this week straight off the back of her northern hemisphere visit… Audio
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In her deeply personal memoir Faking It, Kyle Mewburn recounts a life in transition
Well-known children's author Kyle Mewburn talks with Jane Arthur about her life, which has recently changed radically. (A highlight from the 2021 Verb Readers and Writers Festival in Wellington) Audio
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New minister in charge at a pivotal media moment
Legislation to create a new public media entity entered Parliament this week. Mediawatch talks to the new broadcasting minister Willie Jackson about how that will work, the future of Māori media - and… Audio
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The return of the pre-fab housing across Europe
There was a time in recent history where pre-fab housing was the answer to a temporary problem, but then quickly became a permanent solution. Karyn talks to Jordan Rosenhaus the CEO of UK… Audio
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World's first solar powered car ready to launch in November
The world's first solar powered car will be ready for the market in November for a cool 250,000 Euros - that's $420,000 for us! Journalist Ashifa Kassam, based in Madrid, took the Lightyear Zero Solar… Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 3 July 2022
It’s the middle of winter, and we’re celebrating the cold and dark in this week’s programme with some carols of the snowy variety: it’s the perfect time of year to sing In the Bleak Midwinter! Audio
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Jimmy Barnes Soul Deep 30 Tour 2022
Audio 2 Jul 2022Charlotte Ryan talks to Jimmy Barnes about his upcoming tour of Soul Deep 30, his love of soul music and Aotearoa. Audio
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Nashville Babylon 2 July 2022
On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark has classic reggae from the Gladiators, soul from Esther Phillips, Nancy Sinatra covering the Stones plus new music from Tom Webber and New Zealand's T-Bone. Audio
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The Sampler: Bartees Strange, Yaya Bey, Shabaka
Tony Stamp explores the second stadium-sized album from Oklahoma rocker Bartees Strange, a diaristic debut LP by RnB musician Yaya Bey, and some forest-set freeform jazz courtesy of Shabaka. Audio
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Belinda Kitchin: authors second thoughts on first editions
The authors behind some of the literary masterpieces of recent decades have supplied first edition copies of their books, complete with their unique hand-written annotations, for auction. Audio, Gallery
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All Blacks v Ireland - will history be made at Eden Park?
It's been a less-than-ideal week for the All Blacks ahead of their first test of the year.
Covid-19 has handed the home side a rollercoaster buildup - and hundreds of extra Zoom calls - for tomorrow… Video, Audio
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Will tourists return to Rotorua's Fenton St accommodation?
After years of the housing crisis in New Zealand, emergency housing is becoming entrenched on Rotorua's main road - Fenton Street.
Around 40 motels in the tourism hotspot are now being used as… Video, Audio
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Whitestone Cheese reacts to NZ-EU free trade deal
This deal mean Aotearoa's cheese industry gets a bigger nibble at the European market according to the government.
It says there will be new and improved quota access for more than 31,000 tonnes of… Video, Audio
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NZ strike $1.8b free trade deal with EU
It's the $1.8 billion deal the PM says unlocks access to one of the world's biggest and lucrative markets.
But the free trade agreement signed with the EU has left the meat and dairy sectors with a… Audio
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Tax
Taxes! You may know how your family buys things, but how does the Government pay for what it does? Audio
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Midday Sports News for 1 July 2022
Audio 1 Jul 2022The All Blacks coach Ian Foster says they're welcoming the pressure that comes with their 3-test series against Ireland, which starts tomorrow night at Eden Park Audio
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Sports commentator Sam Ackerman
Audio 1 Jul 2022Sam looks at the first All Blacks test of the year, the first Warriors home game in almost three years, crystal ball gazing with the Silver Ferns squad, navel gazing after the Black Caps series… Audio
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Three Barrett brothers take the field for the ABs V Ireland
Three Barrett brothers are in the starting lineup for the All Blacks first test against Ireland at Eden Park on Saturday.
Beauden will start at first five - with Scott at blindside flanker and Jordie… Audio
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What makes a song soung happy or sad?
What do you think makes a song sound happy or sad?
Australian researchers have put their theories to the test, and they say it depends on your culture.
Dr Andrew Milne is a Senior Research Fellow in… Audio