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Kids' reads that have stood the test of time
Librarian Catherine Ross chooses a stack of classic reads for 10-14 year olds that have stood the test of time. Audio
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Around the motu: Chris Hyde in Hawkes Bay
Chris talks to Kathryn about a month dominated by the demise of Napier MP Stuart Nash's political career and cyclone repairs. Some of the cyclone aftermath stories emerging include the endeavours of… Audio
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Ex-Google boss on why he's started his own search engine
Audio 4 Apr 2023New search engine Neeva, just launched in New Zealand, is aiming to take on the big players when it comes to combatting advertising and ad tracking around the internet. Audio
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French Fury versus Quiet Kiwis
Paris is a burning rubbish tip as residents protest plans to raise the retirement age to a level that would still be below ours. Why aren't we agitating for change? Audio
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Sri Lanka claws back from loss to Black Caps
Sri Lanka have fought back from their test and one-day series loss to the Black Caps by taking the opening T20 international at Eden Park.
The match tie was decided in a super over, which saw Sri… Audio
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Shaun Barnett: Planning your Easter tramping trip
Audio 2 Apr 2023With the long weekend coming up, outdoors author, editor and photographer, Shaun Barnett joins us to take your questions on the best ways and the best tracks to get out tramping this Easter. Audio
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The Week in Detail: From Posie Parker to processed foods
Audio 2 Apr 2023The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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Peter Gordon: reflections on returning home
It's been three years since celebrated New Zealand chef Peter Gordon returned to New Zealand from the UK. He was lucky to get a flight home as the country was going into lockdown. He'd spent 31 years… Audio
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Media mismatch on an 'out-of-control mob'
The protest that overwhelmed a rally for anti-trans rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull in Auckland last weekend was described as out-of-control and violent in some accounts. Two reporters who… Audio
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Eight new bills for Parliament’s final months
Despite a week of distractions MPs were working. Hard. Ten bills were finished, and eight brand new bills began their lives, ready for the remaining weeks of this parliamentary term. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 2 April 2023
Hymns for Palm Sunday today, celebrating the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and marking the beginning of Holy Week in the Christian liturgical calendar. Audio
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Vera Ellen is finally back home
Award-winning musician Vera Ellen is based back in Aotearoa after a long time abroad, and has just released Ideal Home Noise, one of the year's best albums. Tony Stamp visited her in Pōneke to find… Audio
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New Police Minister Ginny Andersen in opposition's sights
Police Minister is a tough gig: focusing on social issues leads to 'soft-on-crime' criticism while going too hard can look like populism.
With four ministers in eight months it's ended up a… Audio
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Simon Hall: creating NZ’s largest private conservation estate
Simon Hall (Nga¯ti Kahungunu) has spent two decades channelling the success of family business Tasti Foods into conservation. Hall has put nearly $12 million of profit into what has become New… Audio, Gallery
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Golden Bay farmer opposes virtual fencing
Golden Bay dairy farmer Tim Rhodes says virtual fencing is a worry for the dairy cow, the farmer and the consumer. Audio
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Algorithms
Join us for a weekly round-up of the news! Plus we learn more about algorithms. We use algorithms every day, some are as simple as tying your shoelaces, and others help power artificial intelligence… Audio
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Little boxes: MPs and their offices
Audio 31 Mar 2023The House visited two MPs with very different job descriptions to see the shape and function of both their offices and their staffing arrangements.
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New music with Jeremy Taylor
Audio 31 Mar 2023A vast range of artists pay homage to the songs of Dolly Parton, Depeche Mode's best album in an age, and release day for Flying Nun's recent signing Vera Ellen Audio
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New NCEA tests unfair on Māori, Pacific teens - report
An independent report says it's likely the design of new NCEA literacy and numeracy tests is unfair on Māori and Pacific teenagers.
The report says the online tests could be harder for students who… Audio
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Sugar, salt and a chemical cocktail - what we're eating now
Evidence is piling up that the prevalence of our packaged food offerings is not just damaging our health, but shortening our lives. Audio
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Ten bills passed this week in Parliament
Parliament spent extra hours this week churning through quite a long list of proposed legislation, with ten bills completing their third and final readings. Audio
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Egg supply replenishes but prices vary
Eggs are finally back on the shelves after months of looking bare. But depending on where you look, you could be shelling out anywhere from 50c to $1.50 per egg. Why the difference? RNZ's Jordan Dunn… Audio
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Māori free to switch voting rolls after law change
From tomorrow, Māori are free to switch their enrolment choice at any time, except in the three months before an election.
After a law change last year, Māori will be able to decide whether to enrol… Audio
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How to help your child manage anxiety
Audio 30 Mar 2023Parents can help their teenage children avoid patterns of emotional overreaction, says psychologist Michael Hawton. His new book The Anxiety Coach is a guide for parents on how to help young people… Audio
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Technology: Vale Gordon Moore, library in chains, call for pause on AI
Audio 30 Mar 2023Technology commentator Mark Pesce joins Kathryn to talk about the passing of Gordon Moore, the billionaire philanthropist who co-founded Intel - the company that invented the microprocessor. He framed… Audio
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The Opportunities Party wants anti-corruption commission
The Opportunities Party thinks it's time New Zealand sets up an anti-corruption commission, to oversee elected officials and their staff.
It follows revelations staff in the Prime Minister's office… Audio
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Parker's visit poses plenty of questions
Posie Parker's fleeting visit to New Zealand has put the debate over free speech back in the spotlight. Audio
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Review: Red White and Brass
Red White and Brass is the almost-true story of Tongan rugby fans to decide to form a brass band to get tickets to the 2011 World Cup. With Suzi Cato as their music teacher. Video, Audio
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Having tough conversations about controversial topics
Dr Peter Boghossian wants us to learn how to have impossible conversations about tough topics ; gender identity, faith, race, politics, the lot.. He's on tour in Australia advocating for everyone to… Audio
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NZers told possible participation in AUKUS would not threaten nuclear free status
New Zealanders are being assured talks underway for possible participation in AUKUS would not compromise Aotearoa's nuclear free status.
The alliance - between Australia, the United States and the… Audio