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Īhaka Martyn: Am I Māori enough?
17 Aug 2024When playwright and performer Ihaka Martyn (Ngati Tuwharetoa, Te Arawa) took an Introduction to Maori Culture course at University he was a pakeha identifying young man named Isaac who was… Audio
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Former coach Arch Jelley speaks on this years Olympics
13 Aug 2024The Olympic glory is not quite over, with a small contingent of New Zealand's most sucessful team due back in the country tomorrow. One person who's been watching their highs and lows, is former… Audio
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The toasties business growing out of Picton
The lords of toasties have taken Picton and its many transit visitors by storm. Audio
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Fonterra accused of greenwashing to win favour with Nestle
19 Aug 2024Dairy giant Fonterra has been accused of greenwashing in an effort to win favour with the global food behemoth, Nestle. Farah Hancock reports. Audio
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Nashville Babylon: 17 August 2024
17 Aug 2024On this week's show there's birthday tunes for Joe Strummer and David Crosby, blues from Freddie King, a soul smash courtesy of Sugar Pie DeSanto plus Eartha Kitt covering a Donovan classic. Audio
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The Panel with Georgie Stylianou and Allan Blackman (Part 1)
19 Aug 2024Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Georgie Stylianou and Allan Blackman talk a new report that shows NZ workers were twice as likely to die from a workplace incident than workers in… Audio
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Sarah Trotman: Why economic headwinds aren't always bad
19 Aug 2024New Zealand is technically out of a recession, but despite this, spending is still down - and businesses are taking a hit. A recent Stats NZ report confirmed electronic card transactions for July… Audio
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Highwayman: the story of Robert Wallath
In 1892 a masked figure in a bizarre uniform began a crime spree, robbing people at gunpoint in and around New Plymouth. When he was finally arrested and unmasked, residents were dumbfounded to… Audio
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Argue with Science
18 Aug 2024Mary Argue is back guiding us through the latest weird and wonderful headlines from the world of science. Audio
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Playing Favourites with Madeleine Sami
Madeleine Sami joins us to share her favourite tracks and what to expect from season two of the homegrown comedy, Double Parked.
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Retirement village residents call for overhaul of legislation
7 Aug 2024Retirement village operators say they're open to the idea of an ombudsman scheme to deal with complaints from residents. Audio
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Shane Jones on calls to conserve energy
Associate energy minister Shane Jones says he is meeting with the electricity authority to ask whether we need an official power conservation campaign. Jones spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Electricity Authority says no need to launch campaign to save power
7:22 am todayThe Electricity Authority says there's no need to launch an official campaign asking people to save power. The authority's chief executive Sarah Gillies spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Police cars rammed by boy racers near Hamilton
Police have described a gathering of boy racers near Hamilton over the weekend as 'hostile and violent'. Hamilton Councillor Maxine Van Oosten spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Amy Neff: Writing her success story
17 Aug 2024The dream of writers the world over is a debut novel turning into a worldwide publishing sensation - and that's exactly what's happened for Amy Neff, a first-time author from Connecticut. Audio
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Troy Kingi: On his journey into Joshua Tree desert to record latest album
17 Aug 2024Award winning local musician Troy Kingi released his 8th album yesterday Leatherman & the Mojave Green. The artist has a creatively ambitious goal to release ten albums, in ten years - and for every… Audio
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Overhaul of polytechnics could result in bigger losses
20 Aug 2024Expert advisers warned the government's preferred option for overhauling the nation's polytechnics will result in bigger losses than other options. Education correspondent John Gerritsen spoke to… Audio
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The Police’s Andy Summers talks music and photography
18 Aug 2024Andy Summers is best known as the guitarist in The Police alongside bandmates Sting and Stewart Copeland. He will be performing solo in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington later this year. Audio
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What is "sleep divorce" and could it save your relationship?
11 Aug 2024'Sleep Divorce' is a growing trend around the world. Sleep psychologist Dan Ford shares the pros and cons of sleeping separately. Audio
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Anti-methane vaccine could reduce impact of cow burps
17 Aug 2024For decades, scientists have been working on a methane-reducing vaccine for cows with little success, until now. A prototype vaccine by US-based start-up Arkeabio is showing promise following a trial… Audio
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The Panel with Claire Amos & Steve McCabe (Part 1)
8 Aug 2024Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Claire Amos & Steve McCabe discuss the state of maths education, and a new proposal to share GST from new builds with local councils. Claire Amos… Audio
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Wellington Girls' College closes another quake prone building
13 Aug 2024Wellington Girls College, one of capital's largest inner city schools, is closed today and tomorrow as it figures out options after learning one of its only remaining teaching blocks is earthquake… Audio
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Neighbour of man fatally shot 'terrified' killer is still at large
20 Aug 2024A neighbour of a man fatally shot in East Auckland yesterday is terrified that the killer is still at large. Amanda Craig spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio