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Classical music in unexpected places
24 Jul 2023This year’s Classical on Cuba includes performances in a furniture store! Elliot Vaughan is Artistic Director. Audio
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Tony Chen Lin and the Sonoro Quartet
19 Jul 2023Pianist Tony Chen Lin is performing Schumann's Piano Quintet in Eb with the Sonoro Quartet around the country for Chamber Music New Zealand. Audio
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The Whanganui forest which never stopped growing opportunity
Richard Thompson planted Papaiti forest with alternative species 30 years ago. He never dreamt at the time he would become a timber merchant with a joinery workshop and retail shed. Audio
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Paying tribute to cover art pioneers Hipgnosis
Design studio Hipgnosis were the creators of some of the most famous imagery in 20th century rock music - from the prism of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon to the all-star prison breakout on the front of Wings' Band on the Run. Video, Audio
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Widescreen's film festival picks
25 Jul 2023Dan Slevin previews two more titles from this year’s Whānau Marama New Zealand International Film Festival; an Iranian film No Bears and Sisu by Jalmari Helander.
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Paying tribute to cover art pioneers Hipgnosis
Design studio Hipgnosis were the creators of some of the most famous imagery in 20th century rock music - from the prism of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon to the all-star prison breakout on the front of Wings' Band on the Run. Video, Audio
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'It just happened to be my day when I went out to bat'
24 Jul 2023One of New Zealand's most intriguing cricket mysteries is how Rodney Redmond could score a test 100 on debut and never play for his country again, writes Jimmy Ellingham. Video, Audio
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'Scary' signs of disease found in long Covid sufferers - scientific review
Some of the effects of long Covid on patients' bodies are debilitating, and the future burden could be "so large as to be unfathomable", says world leading immunologist Professor Danny Altmann. Audio
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Poll analysis unhitches itself from reality
23 Jul 2023Nothing much changed in a 1News Verian poll released on Monday. Some commentators treated the boring results as a blank canvas on which to express their creativity. Audio
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NZ Live: Seth Haapu
21 Jul 2023Award-winning Pacific Soul singer Seth Haapu plays tracks from his highly anticipated new album WHAI ORA. Audio
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Tony Bennett: The great interpreter of the American songbook
Tony Bennett was the great interpreter of the American songbook. Bennett, who died on Friday in New York, delighted generations of audiences from the 1950s to the 2020s with stylish renditions of classic songs.
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'Survived the test of time': Vegemite spread still popular 100 years on from invention
22 Jul 2023When Vegemite first appeared 100 years ago it failed to excite people, the grandson of its inventor says. Video, Audio
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The dark shadow of disinformation in Aotearoa
22 Jul 2023RNZ's new multimedia series Undercurrent explores why political conspiracy theories are ringing true to many New Zealanders in 2023.
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'I'll keep doing Below Deck as long as my sanity will let me'
Kiwi superyacht stewardess Aesha Scott says delivering five-star service while filming a reality show is the hardest thing she's ever done. Video, Audio
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Movie review - The Out-laws
19 Jul 2023A bank manager becomes suspicious of his fiancée's parents in this formulaic American comedy now on Netflix. Video, Audio
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Hard work makes farming couple's dream come true
Christopher and Siobhan O'Malley have finally scored their own slice of rural paradise on the West Coast. Audio
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How to bake like a vegan (without breaking the bank)
23 Jul 2023Food writer and doctor Alby Hailes shares his go-to recipe for a versatile vegan cake.
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Labour strikes back - who's soft on crime now?
21 Jul 2023Analysis - "Soft on crime" taunts finally get a response from Labour, National's Christopher Luxon puts his foot in his mouth, and a poll shows Labour's support hasn't collapsed.
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Movie review: A Good Doctor
19 Jul 2023An unwell emergency doctor recruits a courier to perform his rounds in his terrifically funny French film. Video, Audio
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New Horizons: Dr John, Posthumous
23 Jul 2023Dr John may have gone to his reward five years ago, but the CDs keep coming, from his final studio album last year to a new compilation of stunning performances from the Montreux Jazz Festival. William Dart looks into them both. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 23 July 2023
23 Jul 2023We're celebrating the birthday of Isaac Watts (17 July 1674) this week. He's often described as 'the father of English hymnody'. Audio
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Movie review - 'Barbenheimer' is everything
21 Jul 2023Dan Slevin checks out Oppenheimer and Barbie on their shared opening day.
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Growing teen boys into healthy men
20 Jul 2023Adolescent boys have it particularly hard, says parenting coach Maggie Dent, so they need to be shown understanding and love. Audio
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Recipe: Secret-Ingredient Bolognese
22 Jul 2023Chef Sam Parish reveals how to make a special, crowd-pleasing spag bol.