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Westport locals use beer to put out fire at pub
16 Jul 2024When fire broke out at a West Coast bar last night, locals beat emergency services to it by extinguishing the blaze with that classic firefighting substance, beer. Dean White from the Seddonville… Audio
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What latest neuroimaging tell us about migraines and the brain
18 Jul 2024Auckland neurologist Dr Ray Bose specialises in migraine and says some of the brain changes being identified can be reversed by medications targeting a key neurotransmitter in the brain. Audio
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Prof Ian Hickie: busting the myths around depression
13 Jul 2024Professor Ian Hickie is a psychiatrist and co-director of health and policy at the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre. As one of Australia's leading authorities on mental health, Professor… Audio
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From pup to pro: Following a Wairarapa working dog's journey
Meet Miley, a seven-month-old huntaway with great potential. She's the third generation bred by award-winning dog triallist Chris Shaw and we'll follow along as he trains her up. Audio
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Fiji choir wins gold at international singing competition
17 Jul 2024More than 11,000 singers from over 30 countries are in Auckland for the 13th World Choir Games, the largest choral competition. Audio
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Former PM on NZ foreign policy shift
Two former political rivals have united to criticise the Prime Minister for shifting away from decades of independent foreign policy. Former Prime Minister Helen Clark and former National and Act… Audio
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How IRD will collect its missing millions
18 Jul 2024It you're actively avoiding your tax obligations, expect the spotlight of an auditor to shine brightly on your books Audio
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All Together Now: creating singing communities
16 Jul 2024Kate Bell and Steven Rapana, co-conductors of All Together Now, talk with Bryan Crump about their recent experience of taking part in the World Choir Games, and the kaupapa behind All Together Now. Audio
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Joan Baez on her book of poetry
Joan Baez is the voice of a generation. She's now put her life in to a poetry book.The poetry book is called When You See My Mother, Ask Her to Dance. Audio
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Playing favourites: Grant Robertson
13 Jul 2024Hon. Grant Robertson joins Bryan Crump to share some of his favourite tunes. Grant was NZ's Minister of Finance from 2017 to 2023, he's a former deputy Prime Minister and was Labour MP for Wellington… Audio
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Herbie Hancock returns to NZ
14 Jul 2024The legendary Herbie Hancock is coming to New Zealand in October. Audio
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What would road user charges for all cars look like?
17 Jul 2024The government wants to move the entire vehicle fleet to paying road-user-charges - but how would this work, and when will it happen? Audio
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Air NZ disputes suggestions of flight price rises
18 Jul 2024Air New Zealand is disputing claims from Consumer NZ some airfares have surged by up to 300 percent in the past five years. Consumer NZ compared the prices of eleven flights in 2023 and 2024 with… Audio
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Lucia Osborne-Crowley: Lasting Harm
The case of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein shocked and captured the attention of the world. Ghislaine Maxwell is the British socialite jailed for procuring young girls for Epstein. Her trial… Audio
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How broken is the UK and can it be fixed?
14 Jul 2024Following Labour's landslide election victory, political economist, Observer columnist and author, Will Hutton joins us to discuss a way forward for the UK and his new book This Time No Mistakes: How… Audio
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19 year old buys and renovates own home
Taylor Henderson speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about buying his own house - he also renovated it himself as well. The once rundown character cottage that used to sit in Lower Hutt is now in Featherston. Audio
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Concerns from parents and teachers that early childhood education sector review will leave children at risk
16 Jul 2024A review into the early childhood education sector by the new Ministry of Regulation has the support of centre owners - but others are wary. Audio
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Geneticist Marlena Fejzo lost her baby to morning sickness, so she discovered the cause
16 Jul 2024Geneticist Marlena Fejzo, like many women, suffered extreme morning sickness during her first pregnancy. Audio
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AI in the workplace, what to expect
16 Jul 2024There's nothing as constant as change. Artificial Intelligence is already changing industries like healthcare, education and transportation with driverless cars and teacher-less classrooms. We've seen… Audio
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A tumultuous year for the Greens
16 Jul 2024Questionable conduct, personal tragedy, and a changing of the guard: the internal of the Green Party. Audio
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Åsne Seierstad: The Afghans
20 Jul 2024Award-winning journalist Åsne Seierstad, studied life in Afghanistan before and after the fall of the Taliban in 2001, documenting it in her book The Bookseller of Kabul. Twenty years later, with the… Audio
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Prof Josephine Quinn: How the world made the West
13 Jul 2024In her new book, How the World Made the West, historian and archaeologist Josephine Quinn shakes the foundation of familiar ideas. Her target? Western Civilisation. Professor Quinn, who teaches… Audio
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Dan Ives: What is Crowdstrike?
20 Jul 2024The cybersecurity company was founded in 2011, with goals to safeguard the world's largest companies and their hardware from cyber threats. The company specialises in endpoint security protection… Audio
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University of Otago archaeology students digging into Spain's ancient Roman history
18 Jul 2024Their finds from the ancient Roman colony so far include a bone die used for gaming, a carved bone hairpin, as well as some pottery pieces. Audio