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What happens to mumfluencers when their kids grow up?
7:47 am todaySome children of social media influencers are asking their parents not to post their photos anymore.
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One Direction stars join mourners at Liam Payne's funeral
5:31 am todayHarry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson joined Payne's family and friends for the private church service north west of London.
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Rivals: Adapting a 'bonkbuster' for a 21st-century TV audience
20 Nov 2024The bonkbuster receded into the background of popular culture in the 21st century. So why is it having a cultural moment in 2024? Video
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What happens to the leftover facts from QI?
20 Nov 2024Ten years ago, four self-described dorks gathered around a microphone to share interesting facts that they had learnt that week. Audio
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A sailboat or a Lego casket? Out of the box coffins
17 Nov 2024When we die, most of us will end up in a brown box, but the more eccentric among us may want something a little more personal. Audio
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What you need to know to get the best out of Black Friday
20 Nov 2024More Kiwis keen to shop for a Black Friday bargain this year - but what has pushed this to become such a global phenomenon? And what do we know about the most discounted items?
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How to get better at small talk
18 Nov 2024How about this weather? Got any New Year's resolutions? Silly season means more small talk. Here's how to be better at breaking the ice.
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What is New Zealand's best gourmet pie?
19 Nov 2024A mouth-watering passion project from photographer Derek Morrison lifts the lid on some of Aotearoa's most luxurious pastries. Audio
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Sir Edmund Hillary's daughter joins 'historic' marathon
18 Nov 2024The Aotearoa Afghanistan Marathon aims to encourage inclusivity, empower women, and bring pride in cultural traditions.
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Review: Twenty One Pilots told us how to rock, and I don't mind
18 Nov 2024Break out the red beanies, writes Katie Fitzgerald.
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Alan Moore on life, nuclear war and the coming AI apocalypse
The man behind graphic novel classic Watchmen still fears the human race has what it takes to destroy itself. Audio
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Saturday Night is more exhausting than entertaining
17 Nov 2024Jason Reitman's new comedy Saturday Night is "manically nostalgic" and ultimately more exhausting than entertaining, writes Dan Slevin.
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Sir Edmund Hillary's daughter joins 'historic' marathon
18 Nov 2024The Aotearoa Afghanistan Marathon aims to encourage inclusivity, empower women, and bring pride in cultural traditions, writes Isra'a Emhail.
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Do we need nature to be healthy?
16 Nov 2024Biologist Kathy Willis takes a deep dive into how sensory connection with the natural world can help make us healthier and happier in her new book Good Nature. Audio
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William Boyd on how the spy game has changed
17 Nov 2024Best-selling author William Boyd latest Gabriel's Moon, is his fourth fictional foray into the world of espionage. Audio
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Young Kiwi rides high learning ancient equestrian craft
15 Nov 2024Sophia Stratford is following an ancient pathway, learning to make saddles through one of London's Worshipful Companies and she's given up a lot to get there.
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Aaradhna's new album: 'This is me in my vulnerable state'
16 Nov 2024Taking full creative control helped RnB singer Aaradhna to dig deep on her new album Sweet Surrender. Video
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'I want you to leave filled with the best feeling I can create'
16 Nov 2024Comedian Chris Parker is excited to deliver Auckland audiences some much-needed laughs in an encore run of his hit 2016 stage show Camping. Video, Audio
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'We're supposed to be the tourism jewel of New Zealand and our forest is being devastated'
15 Nov 2024Mobs of wallabies demolishing ancient Te Arawa forest have prompted iwi action.
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Recipe: Pizza Gnocchi in a Flash
17 Nov 2024For when you crave the homely flavours of pizza and also something a little bit special.
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Is the music critic an endangered species in Aotearoa New Zealand?
17 Nov 2024Music critic and commentator, Elizabeth Kerr recalls feisty New Zealand music writers from last century, outlines her journey in a media landscape where arts coverage is shrinking, and offers some ideas for the restoration of music criticism for the 2024 Lilburn Lecture. Video, Audio
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New doco celebrates life of movie music maestro
15 Nov 2024Review: Music by John Williams restores your faith in the power of cinema to transport you. Video
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New Horizons: 'Ono' from Moana & The Tribe
17 Nov 2024William Dart celebrates the return of Moana and the Tribe after a decade of recording silence with their new album Ono. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 17 November 2024
17 Nov 2024Marking World Day of the Poor in Hymns on Sunday this week. Pope Francis established this day in the Catholic liturgical calendar in 2017 - a Sunday set aside to reflect on how poverty is at the very heart of the Gospel. This year's theme is "The prayer of the poor rises up to God". Audio