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Kapiti gin distillery fizzing with plans for home-grown juniper
Chris Barber and Bec Kay are growing a small plot of juniper berries for their sustainable spirit brand The Bond Store. Audio
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What do teens think about National's proposed phone ban?
9 Aug 2023WATCH - Wellington high school students speak to Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Recipe: Red lentil, paprika & preserved lemon soup
13 Aug 2023Kelly Gibney shares a deeply nourishing and decidedly simple recipe.
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At the Movies - Meg 2: The Trench
9 Aug 2023Jason Statham and Cliff Curtis once again wrestle with giant, prehistoric sharks in this crowd-pleasing if incoherent sequel. Video, Audio
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New study to explore kava as a treatment for PTSD
11 Aug 2023Pacific health researchers will run a three-year clinical trial on the therapeutic benefits of kava ceremonies. Audio
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New Horizons: Natalie Merchant's Courageous Heart
13 Aug 2023Natalie Merchant's new album, Keep Your Courage, is her first collection of original material for nine years. William Dart places it in the context of her fascinating career. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 13 August 2023
13 Aug 2023We're marking the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, Mother of God in this week's programme with hymns including Immaculate Mary and Ka Waiata. Audio
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Album review - Knucklebones by Strawpeople
12 Aug 2023Tony Stamp reviews the trail-blazing electronic duo's first album in 19 years. Audio
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Inside Out: The 1st Gospel
12 Aug 2023New jazz from Wellington band Hummucide, South African wind player Mthunzi Mvubu, and the LA-based Jacob Mann Big Band. Audio
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Is overuse of the words 'anxiety' and 'depression' setting us back?
8 Aug 2023Psychological science professor Nick Haslam says the broad use of these terms may be contributing to overdiagnosis and increased mental fragility. Audio
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The Proms on RNZ Concert
12 Aug 2023The BBC Proms is the world’s largest classical music festival, including Berlioz to Bollywood, large scale symphonic and choral work to intimate chamber concerts and exciting Proms debuts. RNZ Concert gives you a front row seat.
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Taking the public pulse
The Detail - Critics say political polls can't be trusted but ours are among the most accurate in the world. Audio
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Recipe: Thai broccoli, spinach & coconut soup
12 Aug 2023This delicious easy soup from Kelly Gibney delivers a hefty serving of green goodness.
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Five local hip hop stars you need to know about
11 Aug 2023Hip hop turns 50 this year, born at a party in the Bronx on 11 August 1973. TAHI presenter and hip hop fan So'omalo Iteni Schwalger picks his favourites from a strong local line-up. Video
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Are you raising a Bonsai Child?
10 Aug 2023The tiny Japanese bonsai tree is a good metaphor for children who are reliant on high levels of emotional support, says clinical psychologist Judith Locke. Audio
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Why women see power differently to men
9 Aug 2023Could redefining our concept of power encourage women to pursue the very top jobs? Journalists Katty Kay and Claire Shipman think so and explain why in a new book The Power Code. Audio
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Recipe: Cabbage with Garlic, Bacon, Sausage and Walnuts
11 Aug 2023Martin Bosley creates simple comfort food with big flavour.
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Campaigns rev into gear over climate, dentalcare and cellphones
Get your teeth into the big announcements on climate change, cellphones and teeth. Caucus debates the BlackRock deal, China, free dentalcare affordability and teachers as the "phone police" Audio
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'Takahē was declared extinct twice, now it’s doing just fine'
10 Aug 2023Listen - Claire Concannon sits down with former Our Changing World presenter and takahē superfan Alison Ballance to chat about her new book, Takahē: Bird of Dreams. Audio
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Would you call your baby Barbie - or Ken?
9 Aug 2023Not only is she everything – and everywhere – right now – but Barbie might be popping up as a baby name in the next year or so if a massive spike in searches for Barbie on a baby name site is anything to go by. Audio
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From slash to cash: Finding innovative ways to fertilise and heal the land
10 Aug 2023Some clever people around New Zealand are finding ways to turn the silt and woody debris that is clogging beaches and riverbanks on the East Coast into a soil-saving resource.
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Bluebeard's Castle
9 Aug 2023"It's just an hour, but wow - what an hour!" says Lester Lynch. The US baritone is in New Zealand with UK soprano Susan Bullock to perform Bartok's opera Bluebeard's Castle in an innovative production that explores dementia. Video, Audio
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Manukau Songs: A Choral Symphony
10 Aug 2023Manukau Symphony Orchestra is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Their next concert includes a work by David Hamilton commissioned especially to mark the occasion. Audio
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At The Movies: Munich: The Edge of War
9 Aug 2023Munich: The Edge of War tells a fictional story behind the British Prime Minister's famous Munich rendezvous meeting with Adolf Hitler, it is rather better than its 'straight to Netflix’ status might suggest, Simon Morris writes. Video, Audio